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haukem

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    Comment #47772912

    I used the claude-code-action GitHub Action to review PRs before, but it is pretty buggy e.g. PRs from forked repositories do not work, and I had to fix it myself. This should work…

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    Comment #47627288

    > First of all, there is no process yet for exactly requesting permission, secondly, the army already said they will not enforce the rule unless the Parliament declares combat read…

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    Comment #47627208

    It is very likely this was done intentionally. Maybe not all people involved in making this law noticed it, but the person working on article 2 did this intentionally. They explici…

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    Comment #47627141

    The article 3 of the Wehrpflichtgesetzes says this: > (2) Männliche Personen haben nach Vollendung des 17. Lebensjahres eine Genehmigung des zuständigen Karrierecenters der Bundesw…

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    Comment #47626621

    I am also surprised that I haven't read about this in German news before. I am following the news. If Trump would have signed an executive order with a similar content affecting US…

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    Comment #45175467

    OpenWrt accepts binary only firmware running outside of the Linux kernel address space on the wifi chip itself. This matches what upstream Linux also accepts. This works well with …

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    Comment #45175435

    MediaTek chips are well supported by OpenWrt. Broadcom is not good supported. Mainline Linux kernel supports recent MediaTek Wifi chips quite well [1]. MediaTek is also working on …

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    Comment #45175365

    I assume that about 20% to 50% of the home routers, Access points and Wifi mesh devices sold world wide are based on OpenWrt. Often some old versions of OpenWrt with many vendor mo…

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    Comment #45175326

    Sorry, we know that the EU and NA distribution channels are not so good. The OpenWrt project depends on Banana Pi here. There are some resellers on Amazon. About 10k OpenWrt one un…

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    Comment #43676413

    Thank you for all the insights. Nice to know that all supported Pixel phones are not only on the same kernel version, but actually are build fro the same source tree now. Do you al…

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    Comment #43676344

    > If we make our own device with an OEM using Snapdragon, we'd have access to most of the sources for their driver libraries/services and a lot of firmware. It's not open source bu…

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    Comment #41691061

    The Raspberry Pi Foundation does not do a good upstream support. It is not very bad, but also not good. They should start adding support for their new chips in the upstream project…

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    Comment #41351174

    This press release from 2020 says Open Telekom Cloud is from Software and Hardware from Huawei. https://www.open-telekom-cloud.com/de/blog/vorteile/die-sich... Do you have any sour…

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    Comment #41350820

    Open Telekom Cloud was at least in 2020 running fully on Huawei Software and hardware: https://www.open-telekom-cloud.com/de/blog/vorteile/die-sich... Deutsche Telekom used Huaweis…

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    Comment #41350768

    The Open Telekom Cloud was at least in the beginning running on Huawei hardware and software. Here is a press release from 2020: https://www.open-telekom-cloud.com/de/blog/vorteile…

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    Comment #41350609

    Deutsche Telekom hosted Microsoft Office 365 for some years in Germany as a German cloud offering. I think this was the press release: https://www.telekom.com/de/medien/medieninfor…

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    Comment #41350485

    STACKIT is the Lidl cloud. Both companies are part of the Schwarz Gruppe. Their offering is here: https://www.stackit.de/en/ You have to be a company to make business with them. Yo…

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    Comment #36144502

    Yes that is correct, but they are not much used outside of the service they are intended for.

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    Comment #36144008

    The service checks if the name in your PGP key matches the name in your identity card and signs your PGP key if it matches. I think it also checks if you can receive mails on the m…

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    Comment #36143900

    Germany does not use a global unique identifier like the social security number in the US. The Germans do not like such global identifier for people because the the Nazis used them…

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    Comment #36143834

    This is not indented as a bullet prove government authentication system, if you need this use the eID card directly. The goal is to have a CA for (existing) OpenPGP keys which chec…

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    Comment #35029266

    Found it out myself, it is not needed by recent thermald. The ReadMe says this: > Thermald version 2.0 and later has in built parser for thermal tables. So this utility is not requ…

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    Comment #35029255

    Is dptfxtract still needed? The thermald man page says this: > In some newer platforms the auto creation of the config file is done by a companion tool "dptfxtract". This tool can …

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    Comment #35029153

    Thank you for your comment. I installed thermald on my Lenovo T480 with Debian Bookworm and I get 20% better results in stress-ng. The fans are a bit louder now under high load and…