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  • Russian asylum seekers expelled from US have ended up on Ukraine front

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  • Considering most(2/3-90% depemding on the sources) Ruzzians are killed by drones and artillery these days and the Russians take care of making sure none can surrender their chances are grim.

  • EU says it will ‘make sure’ Elon Musk’s X pays €120M fine

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  • No. It's a valid system - and it gives the companies incentives. Ask MS who payed 2.2 billion by now, 9.7 Billions from google,etc.

    Both have changed decisions/adopted their eco system which they earlier claimed as "impossible to change". Same goes for apple,btw.

    We just reached the first step of a ladder. But each step is at least double what it was before.

  • The LanguageTool extension will now be paid

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  • And now everyone who is salty about it repeats: If you don't pay for it you are the product.

    Tbh, their product is much better than the alternatives, especially for non English cases and we selfhost it anyway for aged now. Which works perfectly well and remains free and open - source.

  • Sophie Kinsella: Author of Shopaholic series of novels dies aged 55

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  • Yeah. It's a fucking son of a bitch cancer. Together with Pancreastumors the ones I am most afraid of.

    When I had my paramedic traning one of my instructors got one. He waited till he had the first seizure - and then drove into the next town so the ambulance crew finding him would not be "one of his own", went into the woods, called the cops to tell them what he way about to do and, well, "self removed" the whold thing with a 9mm to the head.

    ....little did he know I was send over that day to cover for someond who got sick. ....Nevertheless I would do the same in his situation.

  • What are some good recommendations for vps options in Kosovo 🇽🇰?

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  • Do you mean "in Kosovo" as in the server has to be hostes in Kosovo or for a user who wants a VPS where the user is in Kosovo but the server can be elsewhere?

  • Berliner Zahnärzte verzockten eine Milliarde Euro: Riskante Deals, kaum Kontrolle – und die eigene Rente in Gefahr

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  • Diese ganzen Selbstverwaltungen bei den Ärzten sind alle durchweg eine Katastrophe.

    Ich hab ein wenig den Vergleich zu den Rechtsanwälten - die sind da schon aus Angst jemand könne sie verklagen auf einer ganz anderen Ebene.

  • Hurray! This German State Decides to Save €15 Million Each Year By Kicking Out Microsoft for Open Source

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  • Considering they mainly advertise for windows admins they very likely use winserver I guess.

  • BVerfG stoppt DNS-Überwachung: Meilenstein für den digitalen Grundrechtsschutz

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  • And this kids,is why you do private DNS.

    Und nicht den ProviderKlimmbimm.

  • Do you buy real Christmas trees or put up artificial ones?

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  • Real. But I live in a pretty foresty area and just go to the neighbourhood farmer where I also get my eggs from and my poultry and it's not pricey and goes into the fireplace once it's dry enough.

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    TIL that Anthony Kiedis of The Red Hot Chili Peppers is a self-confessed child molester, according to his autobiography 'Scar Tissue'

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  • Heaps. I part timed as a bouncer/medic at a club when I was 21 and there were heaps of girls below 16/18 trying to get in. Actually one of the reasons I was hired was because I normally used to be fairly good at recognising these and their fake IDs and as the youngest member of the team at least some of them as younger sisters of my friends.

    And nevertheless I had two occasions were it was a "close call". Once I chatted with a girl who stayed till the end and she,well, was, pushing to go to my place - until she made a mistake (can't remember what she said) and I asked her about her age again(I had before and of course she claimed to be 19). She was indeed 14. SHIT. That was literally one day after we had the cops raid the place for minors and if they would have found her inside it would have cost us 10k at least - or our licence. (In theory in my country age of consent would have allowed "it" between us. But no. Never ever ever.YUK) That was a close. (Imagine me always shitting a brick back then and still feeling nauseated today) But would have never ever suspected her to be younger than me actually.

    Other case was a girl very agressively pushing her number onto me, I was busy, so I didn't care, but tbh, she was pretty and looked definitly 18+x. Responded for a call for medical backup, we need an ambulance to respond. Nothing drastic,just someone overly intoxicated. ....next thing I can here my colleague from the ambulance screaming at someone in front of the toilets. ....It was the girls mother -she worked nights and her 15 year old daughter thought it was a good idea to go out with a friend-. Funny enough my shiftleader was mortified as they had texted pretty flirty before - she had definitly made it inside a few times. (I think she claimed to be a uni freshman,which are all above 18 in my country)

    (And fuck,our national IDs were so easy fake back then. Luckily that's 20 years ago)

    I am fairly sure that I never had anything going with someone younger than 16 after I turned 17, but fuck... The first one was a really close call,the second one coud have been. I would have never ever suspected their age. I am so happy that the universe did not let that happen.

    Anyway: Even if someone gets tricked: Why on earth would they go for another round.

    PS: Funny enough it goes the otherway around as well: A female friend of mine looks,well, like she is barely 14. She once was my trainee paramedic and I got regularly stopped by cops for letting an alleged minor drive the ambulance. (She was 20 at that time). Nowadys she is over 40, has two kids, is a chief physician and tbh, still looks bloody young and it's often a nightmare for her with some patients.

  • Central heating: is there any good way?

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  • No worries. And while English is not my first language either,I think you were right with the term expansion tank - these are sadly only meant for keeping the pressure stable, not really "buffering".

    A buffer tank is large (often 500+x l) and well isolated. A bit more modern heating systems use them to, well, basically buffer things- the water in it is heated up (with the actual heating system running under ideal operational parameters and while it takes long its needed less frequently) and then the house getting its heating demand out of that. This is basically the ideal solution for your issue.

    But sadly its often not feasible installation wise - while they are not that expensive they need a lot of room, a floor that can actually bear the weight and of course someone who install them.

    But maybs speak to a professional about it if you own the place - it might be cheaper in the long run if you combine the costs of the alternatives, and these days they have creative solutions sometimes.

  • Central heating: is there any good way?

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  • Okay. Shame. Because basically that's what would help you most.

  • Solutions for remote access?

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  • Yeah. And Netbird/Pangolin go a long way these days.

    Have a look at Layer7,btw. They are more than decent and you can easily install Proxmox on them as a Hypervisor.

  • Schweiz: Palantir-Software hat verheerende Risiken

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  • Aber Hauptsache man hat in BW ein Stück mehr Nationalpark und die CDU hat einfach mal eingekauft ohne zu fragen...

  • Central heating: is there any good way?

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  • Just to make sure: You have zero buffer tank between your pipes and the boiler?

  • Berlin: Police can secretly enter homes for state trojan installation

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  • No. Patriot act had provisions to make it basically impossible to go through the regular law system. This is not the case here - the whole stuff needs to be approved by a judge and they usually handle these things fairly restricted due the high constitutional burden. Additionally you need to be involved in a pretty specific subset of crimes to be even a possible target.

    This is explicitly not the case and unlike the US the evidence obtained illegally can basically never been used with a red-hering, etc.

    And there are provisions in the law that actually make the cops already be angry about it, make DAs cry and defending lawyers happy: They must prove that there is no other,less invasive, way to achieve the control of the possible danger - and that can be fairly hard and they risk of the evidence not being admissible in court and their own legal consequences for it. Additionally the approval is time limited, etc. Don't get me wrong,I am not happy about it either, but it's a necessary evil,imho - it's the modern way of a phone tap, which has been a measure used by the cops since 1920ies and it's sadly one of the few ways to fight organised crime. And it's the far better alternative to what a lot of other countries want to use and currently push: Backdoor in all messengers.

    The true issue with that law is NOT that. The AI bullshit, numberplate recognition, population data use,etc. are the actual issues.

  • Berlin: Police can secretly enter homes for state trojan installation

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  • Heise is generally one of the most reliable tech source news outlets in German. (E.g. Netzpolitik.org

    And yes,this has been reported on various other news outlets as well

    Sadly this is actually not the main issue with that law - the use of KI and population data is far more problematic and overstepping boundaries. The installation of the remote logging software ("govermental trojan") was already possible before, but not by the state,only by the federal criminal investigation office (BKA) and it still has pretty high boundaries (a judge needs to approve,approval is fairly limited in it's timespan, there are limits what crimes it can be used for and how data can be used) While I am not happy about it either, personally I must admit I have far less problems with it than with the other parts of the law. Observation on high risk people has always been part of police work and tbh, it needs to be done if you want to tackle organized crime, violent extremists, etc. Back in the 90ies they tapped the phone of the Mafia associates, now communications have shifted so from my point of view it's acceptable IF "imminent danger" is not routinely assumed regularly (that reduces the limits) and the judges look at it critically - which at least some of them do. And: It's far far better than the alternative that is being pushed: Backdoors in all chats - as pushed by some EU countries on a EU scale. Far worse.

    The AI, automatic number plate scanning,face recognition, etc. part of that law is the issue.

    If you speak German: Page 25 ff. https://www.parlament-berlin.de/ados/19/IIIPlen/vorgang/d19-2553.pdf

  • Solutions for remote access?

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  • Just a theory: There is a good chance that your provider does CG-NAT and that was the issue with OpenVPN. These would persist with wireguard,sadly, unless you solve them properly. (Which can be tricky). But just for the book: Running an Wireguard Container behind your router and have a port forwarded to it is an option. (But still needs CG NAT adressed)

    Thaft leaves you with a few options:

    • Cloudflare: Imho a bad idea - it's evil, it's monopolistic and while it's "an easy way" it has its technical downsides. As you said a domain is still required.
    • Use a small VPS and run a wireguard tunnel and maybe pangolin as a reverse proxy on it.It has the benefit of being very flexible and once configured is fairly stable and it puts the security part outside your network. But it costs money unless you maybe make it work on oracle's free tier. I would still recommend using a cheap domain,though)
    • As others have mentioned: Tailscale/Zerotier/Netbird absolutely are an option if it's just for you. But they get nasty if it's for more people or larger deployments with tailscale and while netbird is far better it's less common and does require a domain as well. (Which,again,is not a bad idea to have)

  • If you took a plant and ejected it from a space station, directly into space. What is the maximum time it could be out there and still grow after?

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  • You left out the temperature,though. Regular space temperature would kill any cells very very fast and the temperature change would do the rest.

  • DACH - Deutschsprachige Community für Deutschland, Österreich, Schweiz @feddit.org
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    Patienten erreichen Kliniken sogar zu schnell - Warum die Klinikreform nicht verwässrt werden darf

    www.sueddeutsche.de /politik/krankenhausreform-warken-kabinett-li.3320374
  • DACH - Deutschsprachige Community für Deutschland, Österreich, Schweiz @feddit.org
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    Ersthelfer Apps - Rettet das Leben eurer Nachbarn!

    rettungslandschaft.steiger-stiftung.de /ersthelfer-in-deutschland/
  • DACH - Deutschsprachige Community für Deutschland, Österreich, Schweiz @feddit.org
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    Report Mainz: Ausgeliefert -Die Macht der Chefärzte

    www.ardmediathek.de /tv-programm/68512d1741dad73eddf80b8b
  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world
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    Public vs. Private synched photo management

  • DACH - Deutschsprachige Community für Deutschland, Österreich, Schweiz @feddit.org
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    Hamburg: Brand im Marienkrankenhaus - 3 Tote, 50 Verletzte

    www.tagesschau.de /inland/gesellschaft/hamburg-krankenhaus-brand-100.html
  • DACH - Deutschsprachige Community für Deutschland, Österreich, Schweiz @feddit.org
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    Sabotage an Seilbahn in Oberstdorf - Neonazi in Verdacht

    www.sueddeutsche.de /bayern/sabotageakte-oberstdorf-bergbahnen-belohnung-li.3214507
  • 3DPrinting @lemmy.world
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    Current legal position of European Bambu Lab customers

  • 3DPrinting @lemmy.world
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    Which filament manufacturers provide config files?

  • Mildly Interesting @lemmy.world
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    In 1994 a surgeon cut himself during a cancer operation and "infected" himself with the cancer

    www.nejm.org /doi/full/10.1056/NEJM199611143352004
  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world
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    TTeck (Proxmox Helper Scripts) has passed away. R.I.P.

    github.com /community-scripts/ProxmoxVE/discussions/237