No fucking thanks indeed.

K is indeed for Cretaceous (Kreide in German)
T stands for Tertiary, an old term for the Paleogene

It’s making a mumbo jumbo of geochronologic units.

Makes sense, thanks for the detailed response!

Thanks, but I’m still confused.

Let’s say my Notice of Assessment for 2023 said my 2024 contribution room is $20,000, then in 2024 (Jan.-Dec.) I contributed nothing.

Then between Jan and March of 2025 I contributed $8,000, and that was included in my 2024 tax returns.

Then my Notice of Assessment for 2024 said my 2025 contribution room is $10,000.

You said “it means your can contribute that much from Jan 1 2025 to March 2026” (referring to $10k), so it means that [now] I can only contribute $2,000 more on top of the $8,000 I contributed before March 2025, despite the fact that those first $8k supposedly belonged to the 2024 tax year where my contribution room was $20k?

Vaultwarden isn’t actually susceptible to man-in-the-middle attacks, since the passwords are encrypted and decrypted on the end device. But some relevant metadata do go over the connection so it’d better have TLS.

I think your meant BlueTooþ

They haven’t really been doing door to door deliveries anyway.

She probably asked for it given her background and experience, and this a promotion of sorts from transport minister.

Good article.

The answer is capitalism and authoritarianism.

Thanks! I had no idea about it. Submitting the claim was quite straightforward.

Very sad state. Maybe hope lies in emulation? What I want ideally for my phone is for it to run a Linux-type desktop OS, and have light VMs (if containers won’t do) running fully locked garbage Android systems for those apps that require them.

As an exclusive Linux user since the early 2000s I remember well the days programs were unavailable and website only supported Internet Explorer. Wine and virtualization remedied much of that pain.

How the mighty have fallen. I got my OnePlus One in 2015 with CyanogenMod preinstalled (although I reinstalled the vanilla OS after, and rooted it easily). Enshitification indeed, no brand is safe.

Does it actually happen to people? All servers I worked with both had a back door (or two), and someone at the data centre (during work hours at least) you could contact in an emergency.

Matrix, with the Element app on phones.

Interesting, I’ll keep it in mind next time I have to deal with this problem (hopefully never but who knows).

A few years ago I was in contact with researchers that were developing an AI tool to parse PDFs (I think they didn’t care about converting to editable formats, but extracting data), from their material I got the impression that it’s extremely difficult to do right using traditional algorithms.

It’s a curse because it’s used for things other than what it’s intended to. It’s doing a good job representing printed material, but unfortunately people very commonly expect it to be something more akin to a word processor file.

I know the pain. While there are definitely solutions that work sometimes, there’s just no “one size fits all” that I’m aware of. PDFs can represent text very differently internally.

What I did for one project where extracting the text produced a complete mess was to convert the PDF pages to images and then OCR them…

Hate? Digital decluttering feels really good, for me anyway.

Very typical projection (“I’m not political, you are”), but the reactions are unnecessary in my opinion (feeding the trolls as some would say). If you don’t like the attitude of the maintainer, fork it if you like, ignore it if you don’t.