kenniskrag

Brother printer usually supports linux. Sometimed you have to run their installer or copy their printer files in a cups folder.

Here it is: https://github.com/medmondson44/dune/blob/main/noabar/README...

> I totally don’t have time right now

It takes too much time for compiling. Some packages compiled overnight on my machine. Now I thank my distribution, that they precompile these packages for me :)

They now have an optional experimental installer https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Archinstall

tire pressure sensor, gps and e-call is needed by law.

Banks are regulated and want a proof of the origin of the money. In Europe even car dealers or jewellery shop want it. Because otherwise it would be money laundering. Of course it is hard to provide a proof if you have the money in your pocket.

I wonder if it would possible to use the golang cache server. :-)

> proxy.golang.org does not save all modules forever. There are a number of reasons for this, but one reason is if proxy.golang.org is not able to detect a suitable license. In this case, only a temporarily cached copy of the module will be made available, and may become unavailable if it is removed from the original source and becomes outdated. The checksums will still remain in the checksum database regardless of whether or not they have become unavailable in the mirror.

https://proxy.golang.org/

I think in this case they recommend the standards, which are worth implementing. E.g. "Our recommendations highlight only the XEPs you need to implement for a modern messaging application, ignoring historical cruft and excessive backwards-compatibility."

or qutebrowser https://qutebrowser.org/

qutebrowser is a keyboard-focused browser with a minimal GUI. It’s based on Python and PyQt5 and free software, licensed under the GPL.

It was inspired by other browsers/addons like dwb and Vimperator/Pentadactyl.

> Better just stop associating this pink skin with „white“ and darker skin with „brown“ or „black“.

It is not only about colour but about racial identity.

This article describe this case:

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/jul/25/race-east-ja...

I was considering self hosting at home. If the local network should be disconnected IMHO only a DMZ will help. My router doesn't support that so the setup will be:

ISP router (with disabled wlan) <-> firewall <- home router (with wlan)

and the firewall can then separate the network by port. WAN for the firewall is the LAN Port of my ISP router.

Is that a good setup?

> maybe some developer's local MySQL install happily listening on port 3306 somewhere.

And usually with default password because not on the internet. People often forget or underestimate lateral movement and metasploit reverse shell kits.

on tor browser it shows them always.

signed by whom? The company which sells the product would have to sign them. Otherwise they can be faked by everyone. Even PDF should be signed IMHO.

Also on github: https://github.com/Raizo62/LiveRaizo

not really. In the terms and conditions you can check when the contract can be canceled. See above a citation.

You also own the domain only if you paid:

> As a PAID domain name registrant, you receive the benefits of holding the legal license rights of the domain name.

also with LED? I though you reduce the light by letting then blink really fast.

the definition of ransomeware tools can be hard imho. There is still an ongoing discussion about what are hacking tools and sometimes wireshark is called as example.

E.g. they describe their tools as:

> develops best-in-class technology to help government agencies detect and prevent a wide-range of local and global threats.

so you mean int_fastX_t or int_leastX_t?

bonus: the vm can be used for debugging or used as playground

I provide a test system in a vm. I have an installation script for the db. Dump the db and replace paths, import, start application, done. This can then be used to test the new release before deployment.

> That they don't in all cases should concern even regulators.

only if the gov defines it as a monopol.

> Google has to provide a consistent and responsive experience for any company who is using their rather monopolistic marketplace to distribute their app.

If you assume it is not monopolistic, they can do whatever they want and for example prefer bigger clients.

> those .replace() calls will allocate unnecessarily,

All the time or only in Rust or Lisp? I would guess the compiler can optimize it because it is an XValue.

The killer feature for me on IntelliJ Idea Git is:

* that I can reorder the (local) commits

* mark with the mouse and right-click to squash them

No other git tool I know has these features.

is copy not allowed by theirs terms of service? I read something about that it is needed for e.g. forking feature. But it was years ago, when I created the account.

on plantuml you can specify if the class should be placed, left, right, top, bottom. That helped me a lot.

> BTRFS is frequently not considered stable enough for production usage.

synology NAS use btrfs by default. What is not stable?

Every online shop has to consider the location of the customer because of legal requirements.

Also to create a democracy.

> Our sites are all intended to be a sort of representative democracy. Moderator elections are an important part of that plan, but voting on questions and answers is the primary mechanism through which the community governs the site on a day to day basis.

https://stackoverflow.com/help/why-vote