would probably take a month or two

Closing Hormuz would blockade the Saudis as well.

all home routers have NAT which functions as a firewall, but VPSes don’t cone with any firewall by default, so you’d have to set one up. Also VPS ranges seem to hotter for scanning.

Yeah, I mean Rust is only verbose if you want it to be. let foo = "bar"; is valid rust too, no need to declare the type and definitely no need to declare the lifetime.

For that matter, if you ever declare something as explicitly 'static in code that isn’t embedded or super optimized, you’re probably doing it wrong.

That is not the argument stated in the article

Sánchez argued that Spain doesn’t need to spend 5 percent of its GDP to fulfill its so-called capability targets, meaning new objectives of weapons inventory agreed by NATO defense ministers earlier this month.

He also wrote that a 5 percent defense spending goal would jeopardize the country’s welfare system, force the government to increase taxes on the middle class, scale back commitments to the green transition and curtail international development cooperation.

“It is the legitimate right of every government to decide whether or not they are willing to make those sacrifices,” he wrote.

Rushing to 5 percent would also force Madrid to buy off-the-shelf equipment instead of fostering its own industrial base, as well as take money away from welfare policies, Sánchez also wrote.

The Spanish Socialist party is in a coalition with the junior left-wing Sumar party, which opposes increased defense spending and whose members are expected to attend a counter-summit for peace in parallel to the NATO summit.

Your stuff is more likely to get scanned sitting in a VPS with no firewall than behind a firewall on a home network

let a: &'static str

Have you actually met any of them at say, Fosdem?

“Breyer is leading an insurrection and must be put down!” /s

According to Calyx, the issue is that AOSP does not support any phones out of the box anymore, even though AOSP 15 supported Pixel phones out of the box. Graphene speculates that this may be a proactive measure preparing for an Android/Pixel split in a future Google antitrust break up.

It’s not the death of Calyx and Graphene, but it is a symptom of the dire state of AOSP. OSes like Sailfish, Purism, and PostmarketOS need to see better support and provide viable alternatives to proprietary OSes like Android and iOS.

Can we stop letting chatbots make economic and administrative decisions, thanks

Stockholm and Shanghai all that remains

From the license:

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Ok, but then I’m just gonna give your car a little kick so you know you’re hurting my ears.

Kidding, but yeah it can be really annoying, and also many drivers don’t blip their horn like you’re saying, and instead give a full honk. Anybody walking nearby gets an earache, and anybody living or shopping nearby has to deal with the noisy environment created. Probably better to just flash your highbeams or be more patient. The horn is not meant to police other drivers or signal noncritical information, you don’t see people honking every time someone is texting while driving, or driving with their lights off.

Real talk, don’t honk unless there is a danger of crashing.

Yes, the driver in front of you should not have their phone out. No, that does not give you the right to take your rage out on everyone in the surrounding neighborhood because you’re mad about having to wait 10 seconds to start driving again.

Don’t drive into a city and act like you have the right to be as loud as you want.

Yeah could just be word autoformatting

That’s pretty impressive, is there an article I can read about this?

Trump can just veto the bill if he doesn’t want to sanction Russia, they should stop trying to water it down.

Wouldn’t be funny at all.

Yeah Stalwart seems to have a lot of momentum, I’ll probably be setting up a server with my kubernetes+ceph cluster this month.