That’s pretty dangerous. Four years of no projects being build could kill an industry and drive away the skilled people. By the time a sane government gets established again the companies may be gone and people would be otherwise engaged, so a quick bounce back wouldn’t really be possible either.
Wow very cool. Thanks for that link, I had no idea coreboot was so flexible!
lol, one of our suppliers just changed to them 1.5 years ago.
Someone managed to fuck the portal software up so much that all the ö you type in a support case get replaced by o, both in the webview and the emails. The ä and ü work fine. It’s extra fucked.
And our support team sits in Germany, we write in German sometimes. When we use English it is only for the benefit of their Tier 3 guys.
Plus the implementation of two factor sign in is now delayed by half a year already. It seems to me more developers could be helpful
If anything, passing the Turing test would be a necessary condition, but never a sufficient one.
We are on Lemmy, so it’s mostly still save to assume the first case
I actually liked the joke too
Oh I’ve never heard of such a setup. But that does muddy the lines a bit, I can see the argument for calling it part of firmware then.
You silly, it’s not a finger fryer!
Maybe they were just hiding: https://discuss.tchncs.de/post/28377349
Maybe they just don’t like Jira and hope you will go away if they don’t engage with your process.
Firmware is one step before.
BIOS, UEFI, coreboot, or whatever weird code runs on a Raspberry Pi’s GPU to load your system, those are firmwares.
The firmware is what starts your bootloader; grub, BOOTMGR, u-boot, etc
Also the kernel makes those variable immutable by default now
More specifically it has done that for the last 8 years :-D
In A UEFI World, “rm -rf /” Can Brick Your System
efivars are made read only by the kernel. That firmware bug (!) was worked around in the kernel years ago.
https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/Documentation/filesystems/efivarfs.rst
Specifically in 2016: https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/ed8b0de5a33d2a2557dce7f9429dca8cb5bc5879
Another language is also another code, just like another dialect would be. And switching to it for lack of vocabulary is one frequent reason for code switching. Adjusting for the audience is not the only reason for code switching.
On the contempt specifically? All I remember for sure at the moment was that Judge Lewis Liman will now draw adverse inference from the missing information. For example from the incomplete list of doctors, i.e. he will assume none of them are in Florida, and therefore there is less proof that Giuliani lives in that big house down in Florida. If that big house is found not to be his primary residence it will be handed over to Freeman and Moss. (Any secondary residences are fair game. Giuliani would prefer to hand over his New York residence apparently. So I hope he loses the one in Florida instead.)
That’s one of the things he’s dragging out. They are arguing about which is his real primary residency at the moment, because he would lose any other than his prime residency. He was arguing it was in Florida, but refused to produce the documents to prove it. (Asked for a list of his doctors, to see their locations he only provided last names, for example) and now Judge Lewis Liman has said enough, you’re in contempt and that he will now assume none of those doctors are in Florida.
He’s also “lost” the signed Jersey he was supposed to hand over. He gave them the car keys, but still not the title to it. And has not handed over his gold watch yet.
He’s being maximum cunty about it.
Hoboken
Isn’t that a street fighter move?
In meiner Firma war das Verlassen von Twitter etwas seltsam. Die haben verlauten lassen, dass wir jetzt kein Twitter mehr machen, weil sich die Seite ja sowieso zum schlechten entwickelt. Auf die Rückfrage eines Mitarbeiters ob’s denn stattdessen Mastodon gibt oder was, war die Antwort: Nein, das sei nicht geplant, es reiche ja wenn wir auf LinkedIn seien.
I don’t quite get the family construct here:
Two teenage step-sisters were arrested in Pakistan’s Gujranwala, for allegedly setting their father on fire in revenge for rape
If they are step-sisters they can’t share a father, if they did that would make them half-sisters not step-sisters.
But aside from that, it sounds like a pretty solid plan they found there, easy enough for teenagers and apparently effective.
He was just ruled to be in contempt of court this Monday. He should start to tread lightly already.
Edit: That was in the New York court of Judge Lewis Liman, this one is in the Washington D.C. court of Judge Beryl Howell. I didn’t notice this earlier. Those two contempts are therefore unconnected from a procedural point of view.
The 4.99 at the supermarket because it’s not worth the extra time to swing by the farmers?