It started in Austria, first of all. No US or German politicians involved. As all evil in the world comes from rogue hellhole Austria: Sendlinger Blutweihnacht, Märzen beer., nut oil, Mozartkugeln, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Hitler and all Austrians. Ceterum censeo Austriam delendam esse!
Which is sort of obvious because Tor discourages using ADSL etc. for relays. The question is if I2P will be doing better.
Better nastier than China than stupid as bread.
I guess most of WW1’s facilities handling chemicals had better safety than the average Spanish commercial unit in 2025. I’ve worked in Spain for almost a year and as great as Spain is, really, the utter neglectance of anything protecting you from falling into your death, gettng electrocuted, run over, flattened by something falling off a crane and any unnecessary, awful way of geting killed is quite unnerving. It’s not that I haven’t actually seen it fucking happen. The bloody risk (loose handrail) was obvious for anyone but noone cared - until somebody came to death.
Right so! Bloody trees think the world belongs to them. It’s about time to show them who’s got the chainsaws. Did the trees help us in WWII? Did they do anything for us except luring on roadsides and killing innocent motorists? Face it, the days of trees are over.
And now it is politically bankrupt, too.
With Trumps co-moron and admirer Friedrich “Fotzenfritz” Merz as new German chancellor, I am adfraid Europe’s refusal has taken a serious kick in the nuts. Sure, Denmark is still mad as fuck with Trump but once the front is divided… If you can even call it a front since some European member states have been in bed with the US for a long time and that won’t change anytime soon.
Well, if it’s not DNS then most probably the routing might have been set wrong. Faulty netfilter rules are less likely but possible.
What’s your browser’s DNS setting? Ping is using the system wide settings and some browsers (FF) might use DNS via HTTP. Idk if mullvad are providing the latter or where you set your DNS server when connecting.
…and it seems zey zink, I am not funny at all! . Wait, I’ve got another one: Wann ist das Nunstück git und Slottermeier?..
Telling you is harmless. Zey have ozzer vays to let you know - very painful vays zat is.
MAN THREATENS TO NOT READ NEWS ANYMORE over clickbaity headlines
I was later reprimanded for saying I wouldn’t help people.
I’ve heard that before. “No. I won’t close the circuit breaker while you’re holding the wires.” “Boss!..”
Holy smokes. That must have been before 1989 (that’s when RFC1094 was released, explicitely prohibiting to map the root user to UID 0). I thought, I was old…
No. Make trilobites great again!
Back in the olden days we used to nfs mount every other machines file system on every machine. I was root and ran “rm -rf /” instead of “./”.
I still do. With NFS4 even more than ever. Won’t let it go unless for a SAN.
Now for the fun part. In those days nfs passed root privileges to the remote file system.
no_root_squash
much?
It’s safe because it’s sudo! Like sudo rm -rf /*
You think means you’re assuming and relying on assumptions for critical options is deadly: Unless you’re adding the “noerror” option to the referring line in /etc/fstab the machine will fail to boot.
If it will be successful (i.e. enough countries over the threshold of subscribers) it will get into the EUs hands.
Hmmm. Unnamed “people” of some unnamed US spook organization find rogue devices in an undisclosed number of Chinese solar inverters and batteries of not named brands which alerts Europe. Smells fishy.