Which country did you grow up in out of curiosity? They definitely did this in soviet union because it was more optimal to not have to design anything for minority of left handed people.

I’m curious what the vulnerability was. I wonder if they’ll release the info once everyone is patched or release is deprecated.

The link is my reply. Did you extra conveniently miss it?

What you’re saying is such obvious nonsense that I struggle to even begin to understand how you manage to justify that insane contradiction in your head.

I think it’s very clear to any non-idiot who in this thread is spewing russian propaganda.

You conveniently removed the part where threat of nukes also triggers this commitment.

"Seek immediate Security Council action to provide assistance to the signatory if they "should become a victim of an act of aggression or an object of a threat of aggression in which nuclear weapons are used".

Fuck putin, fuck russia.

I’m not convinced that a minor linguistic distinction is valid proof that Ukraine was not promised protection of its territorial sovereignty.

All I read in that article is author’s weird interpretation backed only by the fact that all the countries that signed it chose to ignore it when russia started the war in 2014.

So are shoes :-)

I think I only genuinely liked one, maybe two cars I ever owned. Typically it’s just a necessary part of life and a massive waste of money, but it is exciting when it’s new.

TIL: people name their cars. Honest question, unless you have several identical cars, why?

We have a kid in a wheelchair. Car is not optional.

Yeah, I’ll have to find a new wife if I try to put a few beater bikes in the garage. It’ll get expensive fast.

Without cops, you’re fighting a bunch of junkies to get your bike back. Cops looked at me like I was an idiot when I tried to file a report for my stolen bike.

But what would you recommend? I have a bunch of PebbleBee trackers on my stuff, but I can’t think of any way to hide any of those on the bike.

I really wish there was a better way to secure bicycles. Most of the time I choose to take the car or motorcycle is because I got a nice bicycle after my old cheapo got stolen from what I thought was a safe location.

I’m not even talking about lack of bicycle racks in many parking lots, but the fact that a $50 angle grinder goes through just about any chain/u-lock in about 30 seconds.

I know this because I had to cut off my own U-lock after assholes tried to drill through the lock on mine and ruined it. Also, nobody even looked twice at a guy using an incredibly loud grinder generating a ton of sparks in the middle of a retail parking lot.

What issues? I’m pretty much 100% ipv6 on all ubiquity equipment.

There’s 0 chance these units are any cheaper because they lack parking space. This just allows developers to charge even more money from vast majority of people.

What’s your definition of long walk? If public transport is your only option, you have to take into consideration the fact you’ll occasionally be carrying heavy/bulky stuff.

You get a free pass as a student, but public transport in most of LA still requires a (relatively) long walk. Depending on where you live, might be a deal breaker.

It is much cleaner/safer than most people think though.

Pretty much every rolling distro works this way. Nothing fantastical about it.

If you want even more set-it-and-forget-it setup you can use any immutable distro. OpenSuse MicroOS in my grandma’s case.

That’s true, but I’ve been using it for 25+ years and prefer stock kde experience. Daily driver for work and play. Fewer issues than windows for sure. I can’t figure out macos so I try to avoid it.

OpenSuse