Kind of https://cemarking.net/chinese-export/

Don’t confuse a CE mark with a CE mark

improves device pairing

V6 seems a little soon for this unnecessary feature. Maybe push it back a few versions.

I’m going to need some more details. Is reality shirtless on a horse?

Should just be a generic crypto currency symbol with a rug being pulled from under it.

Ffmpeg.

No it would not.

Additionally, organizations should approach CrowdStrike updates with caution

We would if we were able to control their “deployable content”.

Slackware 7

Along these lines though when I did a lot of wood cutting I would buy the foam ear plugs, cut them shorter then use a hole punch to create a centre through hole that fit my earbuds. Replacing the stock rubber/silicon pads.

I would then compress the ear plugs with my fingers like you normally would and slip the earbuds in.

I would guess the earplugs efficacy was slightly reduced but it let me listen to music and podcasts while slinging a chainsaw for hours at a time without having to have ear damaging sound levels. I always used a helmet and earmuffs over the top for extra isolation.

Given up. Bought a dongle for if I need it but mostly just Bluetooth now.

The real warning here is prosecutors being able to say “the system cannot be accessed remotely”.

That assertion should not be allowed to stand without a 3rd party audit of the complete system and supporting technology.

It is how some of us do that

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The big physical on/off button on my dryer broke 4 years ago. Bypassed it and has been running strong ever since.

Why would you compare between the tables? It’s the relative change in each line that is of interest.

The EULA is associated with the CUDA software, not the NVIDIA hardware.

They were using rclone so all of the transfers would be hash checked. Whether the file integrity on either side of the transfer could be relied upon is in some ways a matter of faith, but there a lot of people relying on it.

For those like me wondering what it is:

Geany is a small and lightweight Integrated Development Environment. It was developed to provide a small and fast IDE, which has only a few dependencies from other packages. Another goal was to be as independent as possible from a special Desktop Environment like KDE or GNOME - Geany only requires the GTK3 runtime libraries.

It must “look like the future”…

I guess, if you are stuck thinking the 80’s are the future.