I'm afraid I don't understand what you're trying to say.
Security-critical C and memory safety bugs. Name a more iconic duo...
I'd have kinda preferred for public disclosure to have happened after the fix propagated to distros. Now we get to hurry the patch to end-users which isn't always easily possible. Could we at least have a coordinated disclosure time each month? That'd be great.
You might be interested in https://taler.net/en/index.html. Really cool tech that conserves most of the benefits of cash. The only feature of cash that it can probably never implement is transfer between two offline parties.
I ever would work outside Germany, I will bring my own QWERTZ keyboard and require them to install the German Keyboard.
The computer doesn't know which labels are printed onto the key caps. You can type any layout you want, no matter the physical layout.
The enter key I got used to on an ANSI keyboard I had for a while but what actually made the bigger difference was the \\/| key being above the enter key at the far right end of the keyboard which is hard to reach with the pinky. Rather important key for being that hard to reach.
Get yourself a domain name. It doesn't cost a whole lot and also allows you to complete DNS-01 challenges for SSL certs. It's also, like, your own. That's also a requirement for owning your email address.
(If you really don't want to pay and don't care about email, you can also use a shared domain DNS such as dedyn.io.)
You then simply set records to the Tailscale IP addresses of the hosts and you're good to go. Alternatively, you can also set them to the hosts' LAN subnet addresses and forward your subnet via a single subnet router; that's how I do it.
Planetside 2
Ah, so we share a favourite game then :)
About the Mobo, I’m planning to take advantage in the future to the 5.0 PCI lanes
I don't forsee any use-case for PCIe 5.0 until this PC would be EOL.
but what’d you suggest in a lower price range?
I'm not an authority on that.
I sorted by price and chose between the first few that seemed decent and had the better connectivity.
Oddly, people suggested me the contrary, to downgrade from the 980 pro to the WD. Would be better to have the Samsung one?
It's been a while since I researched it but the 980 Pro was pretty much the best you could reasonably want in RND4kQD1 and that's the most important metric for desktop use to my knowledge.
nodatacow is a hack and will disable any and all consistency mechanisms for that file's contents. Tools should not be setting nodatacow for virtual drives, certainly not by default.
Because even an entirely made up "hokum" story can inspire people to behave themselves better. It's not much different with more modern fantasy.