? Von den Leuten, die ich kenne, die im Supermarkt arbeiten, habe ich weder etwas zu schlechter Bezahlung noch zu Ausbeutung gehört (waren Aldi und Lidl). Der Hit bei uns beschäftigt super viele Leute, da ist niemand gestresst weil da gefühlt manchmal mehr Mitarbeiter rumrennen als Kunden und auch Menschen mit körperlichen Einschränkungen arbeiten da.
Niemand sollte in Deutschland Hunger leiden. Aber das Erfüllen dieser Aufgabe liegt ja wohl nicht bei den Supermärkten.
You don't do multiplication before division, they're equal operations, so you go left to right. 8 x 0.5 (2 + 2) is the same from a mathematical point of view.
In addition to what was already said - use Firefox instead of anything chromium-based - I think it's equally important to stop using the services offered by big tech companies and not just try to keep using them on our terms. Google wants me to watch a ton of ads on YouTube? Fine, I'll stop watching it. In fairness, on my smart TV, YouTube ads have been what I consider adequate, while Twitch can be a disaster. The alternatives already exist with Peertube and Owncast. Are they perfect yet? Far from it probably but there won't be big improvements if nobody uses it.
Simplified, there's two layers to data protection, physical and logical. Linux or basically any correctly configured modern operating system provides logical protection, i.e. access under the running OS is only granted to authorized users. Granted you can still put holes in here, e.g. a webserver is misconfigured and allows access to any user to all files it can read. However, from the OS perspective, everything is fine, as the webserver can still only read what it's allowed to.
Data encryption protects data at rest, i.e. when no operating system enforcing the logical protection is running. The case has already been described so I'm not gonna repeat that here.
It's important to understand that in general, these two measures are completely seperate from each other. Device encryption won't help against logical attacks, and logical protection won't help against offline attacks. You need both if you can't rule out an attack vector completely (i.e. your server sits in a secure safe that can't be opened by anyone not authorized to, then encryption might not be necessary).
When not using flakes, nixos-rebuild switch --upgrade is equivalent to apt update; apt upgrade. The equivalent to dist-upgrade is nix-channel add $NEW-CHANNEL-URL nixos and then performing a regular update.
I think unstable and the fixed versions use the same Firefox package, so you wouldn't gain anything. The difference is rather in libraries that get used and how the distribution does things. For example, the changes listed in https://nixos.org/manual/nixos/stable/release-notes#sec-release-23.11-incompatibilities just appeared mostly one by one for me; one day, I wanted to update my system and got the error that the fonts option got renamed, so I had to change my configuration.
The fonts.fonts and fonts.enableDefaultFonts options have been renamed to fonts.packages and fonts.enableDefaultPackages respectively.
While when using a fixed point release, these changes won't happen. Only when you switch releases. That's what "unstable" refers to.
I'm a bit confused about what you actually want? Do you just want to update your packages, but stay on the same NixOS version? Just continue like before. Do you want to stay on your current version, but use some packages from the next version? That should also be possible if you somehow include that channel in your configuration.nix (though I don't know how this would work in practice).
Personally, I just run with unstable though, then the releases aren't that important.
Yeah. The UX is not in a great state. This is not an euphemism though, I think the UX is OK for advanced users, but getting used to it takes time.
Honestly given the choice I prefer the status quo, good fundamentals and clunky UX compared to the other way around – it's all volunteer work and that's a finite resource.
I assume you're talking about X over SSH? That's possible with Wayland via Waypipe. Also I'm not sure why RDP would require X, just a compositor being able to forward the video over network (which is perfectly possible with Wayland) and accepting inputs over network as well, which to my knowledge isn't part of Wayland. Quick check says Gnome already offers RDP and that's Red Hat's DE.
Joa. Ich hab bisher nicht viel probiert und Alkohol liegt da im Vergleich ziemlich weit hinten, eigentlich nur noch vor dem Rauchen, was dann aber auch nochmal um einiges weiter abgeschlagen ist. Habe 2020 den Konsum stark reduziert und 2023 noch keinen Alkohol getrunken, einfach 0 Verlangen.
Ich habe das immer so gehandhabt wie du geschrieben hast - niemals trinken um Probleme zu lösen - bzw. noch eine Stufe drüber und nie getrunken wenn ich nur irgendwie Probleme oder Stress hatte, sondern immer erst die Ursache dafür beseitigen. Witzigerweise gutes es auf Reddit dann immer, das sei ein Hinweis darauf, dass ich ein Problem mit Alkohol habe, denn wenn man Regeln für den Konsum braucht, ist der bereits problematisch. Seltsam, dass es bei allen anderen Substanzen Regeln für Safer Use gibt, das bei Alk aber ein Problem sein soll...
Grundsätzlich finde ich die Substanz auch nicht wirklich schlimm oder so, aber wirklich lohnen tut sie sich selten und sie kommt halt mit einer Menge Nachteilen. Zum Glück hat ja niemand in Deutschland ein Problem mit Alkohol, sonst müsste man sich ja etwas dazu überlegen.
Immerhin findet momentan in der Hinsicht ein Umdenken statt, zum Beispiel in den Mitteilungen der WHO und der DHS. Bis sich das aber auf deutsche Politik auswirkt, wird es wohl noch etwas dauern.
Most interesting development. This is obviously still into the future but I also always had the impression that Redhat did a lot of work on the XOrg server. With this I think it's actually dead once they no longer support RHEL 9 and older.
I won't miss it, granted it's not a bad implementation, but the design is showing its age. Apart from Wayland that I use, I'm also looking at Arcan's progress from time to time. Obviously rather niche at the moment but projects like these make the ecosystem interesting.
Das klingt nach Arbeit...