

Yes, you should not sleep in the same room as a man if you don’t want to be raped…
No idea why she was there and how anything of this came to be or if it is even true. But good job coming to this conclusion 👍


Yes, you should not sleep in the same room as a man if you don’t want to be raped…
No idea why she was there and how anything of this came to be or if it is even true. But good job coming to this conclusion 👍


[…]Gönner said investing in new technologies, such as artificial intelligence, was vital.[…]
[…]“Germany has lost ground in terms of competitiveness,” said the former conservative politician. Every political decision in Germany and Europe should therefore be judged by a simple test: “Does it contribute to competitiveness? Does it help companies become more competitive again?”[…]
🤡


Always thought it was about emulating prison culture to gain street cred: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sagging_(fashion)


Really depends on the drive. The one that died and my new SSD both have specified operating temps from 0°C to 70°C Exceeding operating temps for longer periods of time will cause damage to the drive and often activates throttling.
I can route selected devices/groups/VLANs through the client. That’s how I’m using it with my phone. Phone connects to wireguard server. Wireguard server IP is in the router’s VPN client list for outbound traffic.
➡️ local access + VPN for web
I‘m using two different setups:
Phone with wireguard app:
Laptop with wireguard app and VPN installed as browser extension:
Really depends on what you need. For me this setup fits my bill.
But there’s also tailscale (which you can also selfhost: headscale)
Additionally you could also set up your own independent wireguard server to get more granular control for routing and firewalling. But you would need a device that’s running 24/7 (same for headscale). A raspberry pi would probably be enough for that.


Don’t forget about Anubis and crowdsec to make it even safer inside your LAN


Have you already tried implementing an identity provider like Authentik, so you can add OIDC and ldap for all your services, while you are the only one that’s using them? 🤔
I’ve been to a lot of countries that had exceptions for bikes. But most of the time there is a special sign that allows them to enter a one way street from the other side.
Edit:
Looked up one I saw in Germany:

Left sign: „bikes free“
Right sign: „One way street“ and „bike traffic in both directions“
Half true.
This post is about VPN. And Proton VPN is still safe.
Your info/news is on Proton Mail. In this case Proton was legally obliged (Swiss law) to give out identifying data for the owner of a known email address. The owner used a credit card and they had to give up the credit card info. The content and communications inside their email account is still private and was not given out. If they had used cash or crypto for paying, proton might have had no information to give out to the authorities. And again, they were obliged by law.
I guess they mean the tweet of the Proton CEO, which was blown far out of proportion and without context and caused a sensationalist shitstorm on Reddit.
If you want a detailed write up: https://scribe.rip/@ovenplayer/does-proton-really-support-trump-a-deeper-analysis-and-surprising-findings-aed4fee4305e
I‘m always happy when I spot one of your new creations in my feed. Really dig your style and stories ❤️


Pretty much looks like it


Kinda like that style. Who’s the artist?
Korrekt. Router Gefixed. IP Probleme behoben. Netzwerk optimiert. Drucker geht jetzt auch wieder. Calibre installiert damit sie weniger Probleme haben ebooks auf den Kobo zu bekommen. Mal schauen was noch so aufkommen wird.


Ain’t ladybird the browser with project lead Andreas Kling? Well… I don’t know if I wanna be part of that.
No, you seem to be relying on old data and are wrong. Newest estimate is that there are ~15.83 stories that we’ve told each other since antiquity


Mission accomplished ✅
There’s a different definition of rape depending on the country you are from.
If you are from the US (on a federal level) the legal term based on the description in the article seems to be sexual assault.
No idea where you get the additional details from on which you seem to base your opinion of this case. Maybe I‘ve missed them in the article. But if you have additional sources, please let me know.