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In the gnome file explorer there's 3 different menus, marked only by generic icons, and I always forget the one to open a new tab.

Well, in Germany the "girocard", the local card network, is the most popular form of payment. So I guess, citation needed?

I do love LibreOffice, but who thought this colouring is a good idea? https://i.imgur.com/cUzW97S.png

If anyone else wants to be rid of it (courtesy of astra): Set NotebookbarColorTransparency to 255. This removes the colored tint while keeping the ribbon.

Go to Extras → Optionen → LibreOffice → Erweitert → Experteneinstellungen. Search for NotebookbarColorTransparency. Double-click the matching row under org.openoffice.Office.Common → Misc. Change 150 to 255. Confirm with OK, close the settings, and restart LibreOffice.

One who doesn't is frustratingly Hetzner.

Concerning that they managed to get a LE certificate issued.

Before we I introduced an MDM at work, I can tell you, 80% of users were running apps from .dmgs from their desktop.

I'll leave it to the reader to decide if that means the process is "intuitive".

Shame there is no client subnet filter. I've had issues in the past with various websites when using resolvers that don't add that hint.

That's why i said "bank cash maahines", for want of a better word.

It is indeed ridiculous. In the UK all bank cash machines are free no matter which bank you're from. My Girocard charges me 7€ for out of house withdrawals.

I think it was both. If you ever used Flash on an Android phone at the time, it was a very quick way to empty your battery and make your phone a nice heater.

> Some European countries right now have their currency printing and their passport printing outsourced to foreign nations.

Whilst I still agree with your premise that this is not wise, I should point out that, for example UK passports, whilst produced in Poland, are personalised in the UK. Not that that helps the UK case since the personalisation is done by Thales...

> You can stick to 802.11r only by... have all the APs on the same channel

Is that really true? We make sure all our APs are on different channels to prevent interference.

Gemini was the fraudulent usage, OP doesn't indicate they actually use it.

https://anytype.io/ is the open-source CC of Notion AFAIK.

I dont understand what you're suggesting either given the whole point was to avoid having separate hw).

And if you're not going to spell it out due to your morals, don't comment.

Why the need for a Cloud HSM?

This is ironic timing given the OnlyOffice/Euro-Office drama https://www.heise.de/en/news/Euro-Office-OnlyOffice-accuses-...

But can't relock the bootloader on a Pixel 9 since it is "community supported" :(

It does, now running. Glad to be able to replace my Samba4 setup since we're now mostly Mac/Linux only.

The FreeIPA documentation could be made a bit clearer, so many "obsolete" pages showing in search.

To my question, does anyone know if FreeIPA now supports integration with Samba including password auth for non domain members? Or is it still limited to Kerberos?

Jumpcloud is SaaS.

Cough cough, Nationwide UK. I emailed them, they said they had no plans to make the Nationwide UK app available globally on the iOS App Store.

Moved from the UK to Germany. My German card reader is even better, no manually entering the transaction details, I just scan a QR code from my laptop, and the card reader display shows the IBAN and amounts, before I confirm to get the code.

For me, linking the phone number was optional, I had to choose either phone and/or email.

Did you miss the whole part where op talks about using your physical card as an alternative?

My Volksbank app here in Germany just wants a locked boatloads and no root. Works fine with microg. It's the reason I will never move!

Though the Sparkasse is the same actually, unsure about the other german banks

> This would still rely on Visa/MasterCard allowing dual-branded credit cards for overseas transactions, which isn't a very common arrangement

False? Co-badged cards are used in Germany, were used in NL, are used in NZ/AUS, many more examples than just "Asia".

When is your book coming out? (I'd love to read it)

I was more responding to OP's tongue in cheek comment about government assigned addresses