Es kam zu einem Wortwechsel, bei dem die Frau auch ein Klappmesser zückte.
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Laut der Angeklagten soll der Mann ihren Arm gegriffen haben. […]
[Sie soll] versucht haben, sich aus dem Griff zu befreien - und in dieser Bewegung einmal zugestochen haben.

Ich weiß nicht, inwieweit die Frau die Möglichkeit hatte, sich nach dem 1. und vor dem. 2. Absatz in Sicherheit zu bringen.

[Die Frau sei] gezielt mit dem Messer auf den Mann zugegangen sei und [habe] zugestochen […].

Der Satz oben hört sich für mich so an, als sei sie auf den Mann zugegangen, der sie daraufhin festgehalten hat. Wenn dem so ist, kann ich das Urteil voll nachvollziehen.

Falls er nach ihrem Ziehen des Messers weiterhin auf sie zugegangen ist, hätte ich ein milderes Urteil besser gefunden (irgendwas mit Notwehr).

Aktuell wird die erste Klasse schon freigegeben, wenn es zu voll ist. Z.B. vor/nach Fußballspielen.

Buying your way into TL via seedbox promo is a solid way to get started. This won’t help for other sites but TL is miles better than all other public sites still available.

I fail to see the problem with not being able to seed to 1:1. Most sites provide points for seeding over time which can either be used to increase upload or buy free leech tokens (which allow you to download anyway). It should be more than enough to download what you want once you have a large enough seeding size.

The BitTorrent protocol prioritizes fast seeds to achieve the best possible transfer speed. It’s goal is not for everyone to be seeding to the same ratio.

Also the best way to help the network is to keep content available. For this purpose the speed of it’s seeds is not as important.

Jellyfin isn’t available for Samsung TVs or Hisense TVs. Yes, this can be solved by any Android TV box but they likely don’t want to.

I’ve given someone a FireTV stick and they still used the built in OS until I gave it to someone else. (And then they wonder why I can’t do anything about ads for them, but that’s besides the point.)

“given the same source code, build environment and build instructions, any party can recreate bit-by-bit identical copies of all specified artifacts”

NixOS does not guarantee bit-by-bit identical results. NixOS hashes the inputs and provides a reproducible build environment but this does not necessarily mean the artifacts are identical.

E.g. if a build somehow includes a timestamp, each build will have a different checksum.

Letztendlich spiegelt Nuhr einen (mMn.) Großteil der Bevölkerung wieder. “Es wird schon nicht so schlimm sein” etc.

Bsp.: Das Ozonloch ist Maßgeblich verschwunden, weil etwas dagegen unternommen wurde. Bei einem “Weiter so” hätten wir es immer noch.

Der Name des Ministeriums hat sich seit dem Kabinett Merkel IV nicht mehr geändert. Das Ministerium wurde ursprünglich als Reaktion auf Tschernobyl gegründet.

Ich finde es aber auch amüsant wie bei den letzten Regierungswechseln sich die Namen der Ministerien immer wieder leicht ändern.

Einmal ist es Wirtschaft und Klimaschutz, und jetzt stattdessen Wirtschaft und Energie.

What I find interesting is that they don’t increase the price and only remove those devices where they’d make a loss. I’d expected them to simply add the tariffs on top of the price and continue as usual.

Das Verfahren wurde nach einer Spende an eine gemeinnützige Organisation eingestellt.

[…] what happens when everyone starts using it and torrents are no longer downloaded and properly seeded?

It’s already happening. More and more people stream torrents and don’t seed back which kills public torrents. Imo Debrid is not as big of an issue as they don’t necessarily tax the P2P network as much as someone only streaming torrents and automatically dumping them directly.

Additionally downloading torrents after you watched them does not make much sense as you’d tax the network without benefit (unless you seed to say a ratio of 2+).

If you currently have torrents there’s nothing stopping you from continuing to seed them if you don’t need the storage. Long term seeders are especially important for keeping torrents alive and you won’t need to redownload content you’ve watched just to seed it.

As long as you seed to 1.0 ratio (e.g. 1GB up, 1GB down) per torrent you don’t hurt the network. More means you compensate for someone not seeding.

It’s great to see another open source OIDC provider (with more features). I’ve set up Pocket ID which is awesome because of it’s simplicity and it’s great.

I do the this and it’s great. An entire distro takes up only a few GB. Many graphical installers don’t support installing on an existing btrfs partition (or subvolume) and want to create a new one. This can often be solved by manual intervention (via terminal).

Hate the players not the game. Players being the rights holders.

Yeah. Piracy being legal or Piracy not being sanctioned are two entirely different things. Idk about the former, but the latter is the case in many countries.

E.g. downloading and streaming is legal in Switzerland, while it’s illegal in the EU. But it’s not sanctioned, so nobody cares.

Uploading/seeding is illegal in both regions, thus torrenting copyrighted material is illegal. But Switzerland doesn’t really prosecute torrenting, so nobody cares.

I found the guide/examples on their website a bit irritating at first (that’s on me) but it works well once understood and configured.

Yes. 127.0.0.0 is the localhost. This is the IP the container is listening on. Even if there was no firewall it wouldn’t allow any connection except from the host. If it’s set to 0.0.0.0 it means it’ll allow connections from any IP (which might not be an issue depending on your setup).

The reverse proxy runs on localhost anyway, so any other IPs have no reason to ever have access.

It’s mostly to allow the reverse proxy on localhost to connect to the container/service, while blocking all other hosts/IPs.

This is especially important when using docker as it messes with iptables and can circumvent firewall like e.g. ufw.

You’re right that it doesn’t increase security on case of a compromised container. It’s just about outside connections.

If Cloudflare wants to operate in a jurisdiction it has to follow its laws. They can fight them in court, but if a court orders them to do something they’ll likely comply in some way or another.

E.g. UK wanted a backdoor in E2EE iCloud, so Apple disabled E2EE in the UK.

Some I haven’t yet found in this thread:

• rootless podman
• container port mapping to localhost (e.g. 127.0.0.1:8080:8080)
• systemd services with many of its sandboxing features (PrivateTmp, …)