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It's not a good analogy. Something is still on in suspend. Good you can control Linux kernel, but what about all other chips which may be an attack vector?

Very similar, thank you so much

Oh, nostalgia. I had a US Robotics 56K modem, which produced two bell-alike sounds during handshake. It was cool. I search for that specific sounds for years and cannot find.

I'm currently developing ASP.Net Core services and modern .Net is quite nice. Everyone around me uses absolutely free Visual Studio Community edition, so it would be weird to not use it.

These articles... I'm not sure who are the target audience, because I am definitely not and I don't know anyone who is. Specific OS is not the important, anything with modern KDE is good enough to replace Windows 10/11.

But do I (and all my colleagues) need Microsoft Office (Word, Excel at least) and/or Drawing software (Adobe or something) and/or god forbid Visual Studio 2026, and some other corporate software to make a living? Inevitably yes.

In particular the following are not accessible ajax.googleapis.com fonts.gstatic.com gmail.com google.com www.googletagmanager.com www.youtube.com

Same in Georgia

It's a Python package you can install with pip, never ever installed it with Snap

certbot has an plugin for nginx, so I'm not sure why people think is was hard to use LetsEncrypt with nginx.

What people often don't realize is that in a big business system a user may have no permission to raw data of some table, but may have permission to report which includes aggregated data of the same table, so report permissions cannot be deducted from base CRUD permissions.

If such SIAAS

    - Checks that query is SELECT query (can be tricky with CTE, requires proper SQL parser)
    - Allows editing said query by superuser only
    - Can be parametrized, including implicit $current_user_id$ parameter
    - Has it's own permissions and users can run the query if they have permissions

It's safe enough. I've seen and applied such "Edit raw SQL in HTML form" many times. It's super flexible, especially combined with some CSV-to-HTML, CSV-to-PDF, or CSV-to-XLS rendering engine.