I think this is an english-speaking community. There is a german cybersecurity community at feddit.org (c/edv_sicherheit )

• Why is the IT guy trusted with access to sensitive data after handing in his notice?
• Why does he have access to data that is probably not related to his job?
• Is access to the database monitored? It should trigger an alert if an employee accesses lots of data.
• Apparently, he successfully bypassed the DLP (Data Loss Protection) systems in place by using optical media.

And lastly, insider threats like this are really not easy to mitigate. You said that in this example it was an IT guy. There are lots of different ways to export data from a system when you have privileged access to servers.

We have completed an investigation into the data that was impacted, and no sensitive data (such as financial or password data) has been accessed. The data involved consisted only of email addresses and information already visible on public SoundCloud profiles.

Doesn’t sount too critical for me

They require an “data center” subscription now, and they will end support for that in 2029. So self hosting jira is basically not an option anymore.

Surely things like product comparisons are a great target for ads. But still, the typical ad revenue per user is probably significantly lower than the cheapest ChatGPT subscription.

They’re currently burning more than a billion USD each month, it’s fully understandable that they are trying to earn more money. I seriously doubt that ad revenue will even come close to what they need to financially survive.

No? Did I claim this?

The most upvoted post has ~20 upvotes, but there are a lot of posts with 1-5 upvotes.

I‘m not worried about myself. It’s easy enough to block stuff I don’t like. All I wanted to say is that counting daily posts without excluding bots doesn’t make much sense to me.

Thanks. The Steam Link VR app actually works fine … until it doesn’t. That alone is a big success, I wouldn’t have guessed this 5 years ago.

Thanks, it seems that it is summarized by uninstalling and reinstalling :D

The instance is called lemmit.online, and the most upvoted post on the whole instance is “This bot is bad for lemmy”.

One thing that annoys me about each statistic about posts is that I don’t know how many of these posts are actually interesting and engaged with.

For example, there is a specific instance that just mirrors reddit content and has barely any engagement. The bot posts mulitple posts per hour, mostly without any comments or upvotes.

It seems rather irrelevant to compare these posts to actually interesting posts with a nice discussion and a couple of upvotes.

My suggestion would be to count and plot the number of posts that have at least a few interactions.

Nice that you added “status=progress” so I can closely follow what is happening.

I think it’s also a great option for games that don’t run well on the steam deck due to lacking performance.

Interesting to watch! Though it still seems kinda clunky to set this up, maybe with a steam deck or similar console (in case you have one already).

Is there a function to create a booklet or brochure?

This was a very useful feature to print a number of pages and have them in an easy format to read.

However, at least my Ubuntu print driver doesn’t have this feature, and I would need an extra tool to achive this goal.

Some gift cards are also not a very good fit. I know that from personal experience ;)

With a quite high probability that the loan is never asked back.

Right. Basically, I can assume that at at least one thing in the household breaks each year. This year, it was the microwave oven.

One downside i see with this is that it is often unclear how long an item will last. For example, I bought my dishwasher in 2021. When will they need to be replaced? The last one lasted 24 years, but I’m not going to bet on the new one lasting as long.