(after you land)

Bold of you to assume we’re landing this in a controlled fashion.

When one says “criminal gangs in Sweden”, they’re mostly referring only to blue-collar crime. And yes, it is one of their largest income sources after the various types of fraud (tax, welfare, and personal frauds).

Det uppskattas att 100–150 ton narkotika importeras till Sverige årligen och de vanligaste typerna av narkotika som smugglas in i Sverige är hasch (52 %), marijuana (22 %), kokain (12 %), amfetamin (11 %) och övrigt 3 % (Polismyndigheten, 2021c). Tillsammans motsvarar dessa narkotikapreparat ett försäljningsvärde på 10–15 miljarder kronor av vilket ca 80 % (8,3–12,5 miljarder kronor) årligen uppskattas återinvesteras i ny narkotika. De resterande 20 % är brottsvinster och utgör 1,2–2,8 miljarder kronor (Figur 1), vilket beräknas vara mindre i verkligheten med tanke på transport, logistik, förvaring, omkostnader och beslag av narkotikapartier.

Source: https://polisen.se/contentassets/98c220457ffa421cb604859eb2f3b142/den-kriminella-ekonomin-240916.pdf

So 74% is cannabis. And then consider, how many of those other drugs would have reduced exposure if cannabis users weren’t “forced” to socialize with dealers?

Our right-wing government loves to follow in America’s old footsteps… it’s sooo much better that we put a ton of young teenagers in really expensive “prisons”, instead of removing the monopoly that criminals’ have: their biggest cash cow, cannabis.

Congratulations, you got hired somewhere great! Or your team is filled with masochists, who knows.

Do the 16p and 14p bananas taste better than the 13p bananas?

It’d be illegal in Sweden as egenmäktigt förfarande. Is there nothing similar in Finland?

For example, if you were to put a lock on someone’s bike, would that not be illegal? The idea with egenmäktigt förfarande is that you’re disturbing someone’s right to use their property.

AWS doesn’t go down that often to impact such decisions I wouldn’t think… I think it’s more likely that these companies calculated that AWS isn’t worth the price for their workloads?

I’ve been at several companies where just a day’s worth of their AWS costs would be able to finance significantly stronger compute/storage, in addition to an administration team for all that. (Of course it’s not that simple, but you get what I mean)

Maybe it has changed since the last time I tried on a rental (about a year ago), but it felt too gimmicky to be useful. It constantly wanted me to jerk the wheel, and would randomly turn itself off otherwise. Despite the fact I still had both my hands on the wheel, and the camera sensor should have noticed I was constantly looking at the road.

And then the few times it stayed active for a longer period, I was even more bored than usual with driving, and I didn’t feel much safer. Especially with country roads, it was constantly doing the speed limit instead of slightly slowing down in the few areas without fences (wildlife running into the road), and it was also happy to drive through a long and deep visible pool of water on the highway at like 110km/hr.

It’d be different if Tesla had LiDAR, but nah, it’s not for me. I’m glad you like it though.

You mean a Royale with Cheese?

But why should we think so much about the final result when it’s out of our hands? Without you, these people probably wouldn’t have gotten any care whatsoever (or at the least, delayed with it -> higher risk for worse results).

Unless you did stuff to worsen their condition, you’ve undoubtedly saved many lives, and many people are very thankful for your contributions. So, thank you!

But it’s literally the same substance… weird stuff.

How can “Dr. Oz” sell folinic acid? Isn’t it prescription-only in the US?

Authorities are trying to identify and understand the reasons behind the rise in cases

Complacency? “Everyone” takes birth control, and not even HIV is scary enough anymore (specifically for those on PrEP), so why use a condom? But it’s going to suck for a lot of people when we get even more antibiotic-resistant strains…

Does IPv6 scare you so much that you start craving the monstrosity known as NAT44?

SAP being SAP is why I’d call it only neutral news at the most.

But at least much of the profits from their greed and corruption will stay in the European economy, hopefully…

Your entire post sounds like user-problem? I’ve only experienced one false-alarm in my entire life… and that was because I had a guest who assumed I’d be okay with her smoking in my living room.

That’d be an unusual setup. If you have users deploying containers on your host – that you trust enough to run whatever containers, but don’t want to give them ssh to the host – you’d usually have some kind of frontend such as Portioner, where you can have container exec and such.

Containerization is not virtualization. It’s very possible to break out of containers, especially if configured badly, or if there are any found exploits in the container engine or even the kernel. Containers are “good enough” for the majority of projects, but it has never been designed to be a truly hardened sandbox.

Basically, if you’re running an OpenSSH server inside a container, it’s likely that you’ve gotten the wrong ideas about securing your environment, and thus some old libraries in an old Debian image is the least of your worries.

Who’s running OpenSSH servers in their old Debian containers anyways?

What benefits would Discover customers get from Capital One’s acquisition? Discover acceptance in the US has been almost on-par with Visa/MC for many many years.

Diners Club is Discover, and they got bought up by Capital One a couple months ago. So you’ll only really have Amex left.