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by teget 2y ago
If you update a column that is not indexed you might get away with it without stressing the cleanup processes too much (vacuum and friends): https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/storage-hot.html
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by teget 4y ago
Shouldn't systems Like LZB or ETCS bei mostly protected against radio interference as only the Last section (centimeters) needs to bei transmitted wirelessly? Are they used in the line or did they opt for something else?
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by teget 5y ago
By my understanding the RCE part of the exploit should not apply to recent java versions if the default options are used (minecraft shipped older version afaik, and all bets are off for unmaintained enterprise applications). The data extra
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by teget 6y ago
As arankine noted there is the platform independent osquery. There is also SQL for WMI [1], which predates osquery, I believe. [1]: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/wmisdk/queryi...
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by teget 7y ago
IIRC "Malicious Software Removal Tool" but close enough I guess.
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by teget 8y ago
Classic .net deployments are regarded as system components, they will receive security updates as long as the supporting OS is supported(that's at least the sales pitch we received) So 4.6 on Windows 10 will be supported at least till
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by teget 8y ago
I believe the page you are looking for is this: https://www.teilzeitstudium.tu-darmstadt.de/teilzeitstudium_... Especially: https://www.teilzeitstudium.tu-darmstadt.de/media/dezernat_i...
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by teget 8y ago
The Coradia LINT platform this train is based on is built in Germany. Alstom has two locations within Lower Saxony (which is the state funding a lot of this).
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by teget 8y ago
No enforcement agency is required to enforce this law. Rightholders will sue non-filtering platforms over potentional lost sales due to their "wilful negligence". And if the offending platform has any business in Germany (or anot
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by teget 8y ago
network.IDN_show_punycode in firefox
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by teget 8y ago
> They will heavily regret this decision. Unlikely. Yes, this is a political decision as most actual users of the systems were ok with the linux client. However, the article is a bit misleading. They are bringing the systems used by a su
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by teget 8y ago
Even under current rules the common household IP-Address appears to be (in combination with any other relevant data (a timestamp for example)) personal data. > Article 2(a) of Directive 95/46/EC of the European Parliament and o
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by teget 9y ago
Since these provisions are most likely based on EU directives I would assume that this definition is also reflected in UK law: > (b) 'processing of personal data' ('processing') shall mean any operation or set of oper
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by teget 9y ago
I wonder how long it will take to get the fixes to all electron/cef based applications.