Ja, nur nutzen Heimanwender nicht die selben Programme die auf Servern laufen sondern Office Software, desktop usw.

Ja, nur werden neue Lücken mit AI heute viel schneller und öfter gefunden wenn man genug Rechenleistung oder Geld hat. Anders als vor 5 Jahren wo man genug qualifizierte Leute finden musste.

Finde ich zwar gut, allerdings Frage ich mich ob Linux nicht langfristig darunter leidet wenn es einen relevanten Marktanteil bekommt. Damit wird es lohnendes Ziel für Viren oder browser exploits, was bisher bei einem Windows Marktanteil von 95% kein Thema war.

I think pretty much all big YouTubers fade away eventually. PewDiePie and Linus Tech tips seem to get fewer views than they had in their prime. Either they get a shitstorm, or quit themselves, or they grow apart from their audience.

The content from 3rd partys might be good, the platform itself is not.

Wasn’t there a price limit where Russia could sell the oil for, set in 22? Afaik insurance would not touch ships above the set value, and uninsured ships could not dock in western ports.

Might be an issue with access. If the batteries store high voltage like in cars, you need some training and lock the area before you can work on it because it’s a safety hazard. So it’s just more practical to build panels a few meters away.

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5th graders don’t write the economic policy for a whole country…

By emigrating you exchange problems from your own country you know, for problems of another country you don’t know.

The German autobahn is built to drive up to 250km/h and the German driving school is very throughout to enable drivers to drive at high speeds pretty safely.

Unless you drive on the 80% of Autobahn that has a speed limit, construction site, traffic jam or has the lanes blocked by east European trucks overtaking each other at 90kmh.

Go to your browser settings and click “reject 3rd party cookies”. This will block all cookies, except for the domain you are visiting. But it might break some things and have to readjust for some domains.

Otherwise use ublock and noscript, prevents your browser from loading things you never wanted.

https://youtu.be/tVx2uCcDXX0

Mr mittens, the crime solving cat.

No, not at all. You have 2 encrypted connections A to B and B to C, where B is the proxy server. The proxy server decrypts AB, sees the plaintext traffic to check against rules, then reencrypts the traffic with his own key and forwards it to B to C. Your browser on C sees the proxy servers cert for BC, and the website and proxy handle out a different cert AB. No encryption or cert is broken during the process.

We had a proxy server at work that would route all internet traffic and scan for viruses, blocked urls or other traffic patterns, depending on your network rules. It did work on https and SSL traffic, because you had to accept the cert from the proxy server in your browser. So your traffic was encrypted between proxy and webserver, and proxy and your computer, but unencrypted on the proxy server itself. It would be similar with a VPN. Plus, if you control the browser you could just ship the required certs with the update…

Just say yes, he will forget all about the Iran war in 3 days anyway thanks to dementia…

Dude, that’s like hiring a truck driver and telling him his lorry will be pulled by 4 horses.

Everyone with eyes.

Bot account, just look at the number of postings per minute.

They seem to use infrared and or NFC for data exchange. I tried to read the NFC data with a phone app, however the data seems to be either encrypted, or it was some sort of image blob file that is shown on the display. You can read something, but it’s not as trivial as reading other NFC tags.