If it was Russia they sure picked a bad day to do it, because it’s the “state of the union”-ish day in NL and there are a bunch of unhappy activists who would love to disrupt that independently of any foreign government influence.
I switched to Bitwarden over this and the only thing I had to redo was my passkeys. Everything else migrated seamlessly with the simple import and export.
I’ve driven the Renault 4 a couple of times now as a rental, and it has the absolute worst combination of driver attention detection and beeps. It’ll beep randomly for … something, you look at the dash and then it’ll beep because you’re not looking at the road. Or god forbid you look in the mirror, instant warning beeps. Definitely never getting a Renault after dealing with that.
Fair enough, you can do some sandboxing this way. But SELinux is not a sandboxing tool in the same way bubblewrap or landlock are. It’s a tool that can put gates around your tools until it’s a sandbox, but SELinux as sandboxing is not in the spirit of “tools doing one thing and doing it well”
It’s on the card readers, around me it’s on almost all machines. Getting a sandwich to go? It’ll ask you to tip 15%. Getting a bag of coffee beans, same question.
That’s a false comparison. You can very easily spy on your users and choose not to do anything if they do something illegal. Or better yet, if they do something illegal in a country you don’t like. You can even encourage them in that situation.
It’s enforceable if you want to. The real question is if companies want to be evil enough to just ban NY residents over this, or if they just allow everyone to easily cancel.
A lot of sidewalks in major cities don't have room for these. Especially if you account for traffic, light, and power poles, street signs, bus and trolley stops, subway and El entrances, sidewalk trees, garbage, trash and recycling bins, sidewalk grates, cellar entries, cracked sidewalks, etc, etc, etc.
That’s pretty awful because it seems to me they take about the same space as a wheelchair.
What’s the point of intimidation if your target thinks someone else did it?
Meanwhile the Dutch police department suspects that it’s farmers who are angry at government plans to stop funding their excessive meat exports.
If it was Russia they sure picked a bad day to do it, because it’s the “state of the union”-ish day in NL and there are a bunch of unhappy activists who would love to disrupt that independently of any foreign government influence.
Isn’t it disgusting?
The showrunners expected 6 or 7 seasons for “for all mankind”: https://collider.com/for-all-mankind-seven-season-plan-writers-comments/
I switched to Bitwarden over this and the only thing I had to redo was my passkeys. Everything else migrated seamlessly with the simple import and export.
That was supposed to be a secret
I’ve driven the Renault 4 a couple of times now as a rental, and it has the absolute worst combination of driver attention detection and beeps. It’ll beep randomly for … something, you look at the dash and then it’ll beep because you’re not looking at the road. Or god forbid you look in the mirror, instant warning beeps. Definitely never getting a Renault after dealing with that.
Fair enough, you can do some sandboxing this way. But SELinux is not a sandboxing tool in the same way bubblewrap or landlock are. It’s a tool that can put gates around your tools until it’s a sandbox, but SELinux as sandboxing is not in the spirit of “tools doing one thing and doing it well”
SELinux and Bubblewrap are two very different technologies. They could get out of each other’s way better, but you cannot “sandbox with SELinux”.
Time to ask for a refund of the 0 money you paid to use it.
Nijmegen is specifically called out as less affected in the article, but I’m in the Amsterdam area so I’m unfortunately very affected.
EDIT: this is build into the card readers by the way.
It’s on the card readers, around me it’s on almost all machines. Getting a sandwich to go? It’ll ask you to tip 15%. Getting a bag of coffee beans, same question.
Those are Zelenskyys official statements, Ukrainian media also report https://mastodon.social/@EuromaidanPress/116929572432040028
That’s a false comparison. You can very easily spy on your users and choose not to do anything if they do something illegal. Or better yet, if they do something illegal in a country you don’t like. You can even encourage them in that situation.
It’s enforceable if you want to. The real question is if companies want to be evil enough to just ban NY residents over this, or if they just allow everyone to easily cancel.
So how did it arrive before?
Feedback is welcome:
https://mastodon.social/@dansup/116890420439476219
That’s pretty awful because it seems to me they take about the same space as a wheelchair.
Seems like it would have been a good moment to split the database from the many web servers and reduce the single point of failure.
Looks fun and I’ve been looking for something like Fortnite on my steam deck for some casual games. Also cool that it’s made by a Ukrainian company.