You are referring to Alstom guy right ? Straight up kidnapping indeed.

Frédéric Pierucci. There's also that Huawei woman...Meng Wanzhou?

What is right for the US must be right for the EU, right?

See : the spying allegation issues by the US against a French CEO of Alstom. He went straight to jail.

It’s fairly commonly recognized it’s was a ploy to force the sell of Alstom to GE, as opposed to a Chinese joint venture

No; that was the US does. See Alstom French CEO jailed in the US because he wanted to sell to Chinese and not GE.

Fine them more ? No but seriously, legal consequence are not always backed by a army threat.

Twitter want to be in good standing in regard to the laws.

Why would they bother pay taxes at all anywhere otherwise ?

I was about to pick up some frozen bar for 550 calorie yesterday. I used to eat two on a whim. Never realized that it’s basically lunch.

I think this is a key point. Not just for weight control but for so many things.

It is agonizingly simple to destroy near constant mindfulness with a few moments of mindlessness.

This is why I love trading. You cannot falter. It has changed my personality as well.

Poker has the same vibe. You need to consistently made good decisions, even in the face of adversity, with the hope that the long run is long enough for those decisions to pay off.

Yep

Do you mean training or trading as in stock trading?

Presumably trading meat stock for vegetable stock? ;)

Stock

Yes. Very crypt as adhoc encrypted folders I then move them around and versions them with git ( the version is not incremental, I just know if it’s the same hash .. )

Are you running git outside of the encrypted container? Or are you running it inside (versioning decrypted files)?

If you are doing the former, I used to use git-annex[1] for a similar purpose and liked it to keep track of where the encrypted versions of files are stored.

[1]: https://git-annex.branchable.com/

Outside, I’m versioning blob or encrypted data. I’m doing that for my password ( using the awesome “pass” cli ) And some pdf with PPI. Picture are backup non encrypted so It’s around 100mo since years. Checking… Less; 78mo.

But git annex look nifty! The use case is large file? Correct ?

My understanding was that he has a few days to execute on it and that he indicated he will ?

Meh

Or when they refused to prevent the proliferation of weapons of mass destructions in Irak?

I haven’t try loom yet but the thread api looks untouched ? That was my understanding.

But yeah … opening this project I was scanning for Java 19 / loom reference

Fair enough. I added a PR to clear up why Loom isn't used: https://github.com/FusionAuth/java-http/pull/1/files

I’m not sure to follow.

I don’t see any TOS, at all.

Anybody can seed whatever and run Tor exit node ? ( not that it would work well but still )

When there are no tos defined, the tos is usually an implicit: don’t abuse and don’t be an asshole

Certainly this won't be abused

"The Server only exists while you are logged in."

That's what their website says, however I had a play and created a file and logged in and out and the file persisted as did my ability to look at the /onion directory via Tor after the ssh session was stopped.

It does shutdown when you log out, the only persisted data in on /sec and /everyone

Your home directory is in /sec/root.

If you install tools outside of /sec/usr they will be reset on your next visit. So if you want to install something that survives a session log out you need to install to /sec/usr

I read somewhere on their site or in GitHub that files in the home directory are encrypted when you disconnect and when you connect again the encrypted file is restored and so you have files back. If you were to install a program with apt however when you log in again that will be gone.

Next morning - a fresh instance. Saved files gone.