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Bro really just vanished without providing the sauce

Had the pleasure of watching the first episode last week and it's gonna be great. I really can't wait for this to finally start airing

Unfortunately I don't know, I only heard about the support duration from one of our systems IT guys. Even if it isn't more expensive (or even if it's cheaper) companies will prefer the longer license because IT staff migrating these machines costs a lot of money (and sometimes the migration isn't without problems which costs even more) so they try to minimize the frequeny of migrations as much as possible.

I feel like we'll get weekly updates just from countries reaching the threshold.

Win 10 LTS is a 10 year license, Win 11 LTS 5 years. There's your answer.

iwas von wegen Deutschland hätte mehr Druck machen sollen damit die Ukrainer direkt aufgeben oder sowas in die Richtung wenn man's unbedingt versuchen will

At least it's not a termination again but I suppose we'll see a lot more of these going forward, being a VTuber isn't exactly the easiest job plus it can be considerably restrictive on the talent's private life.

Nothing to do but to wish her the best for whatever she has planned for after Hololive.

Not on the phone but I had to threaten the Bitdefender E-Mail rep with a lawsuit in order to get my money back.

A few months into my 2 year subscription I changed my e-mail associated with my Bitdefender account. Thereafter all mail I got from them went to that new email, as it should. A short while after that I switched over to Linux and my "need" for an AntiVirus evaporated entirely between Linux' workflow not really requiring one anyway and me learning how little AntiVirus Software offers over the default Windows Defender. Queue forward to the end of that 2 year subscription (whose auto-renewal I had disabled before leaving Windows exactly to prevent what happened anyway but alas I have no proof of that anymore) I notice a really weird charge while reviewing my credit card statement. A charge that by all accounts should not have been there and one I was not made aware of beforehand. Guess what, those fucks sent only the mail about the upcoming renewal to the old email account which I had no reason whatsoever to suspect would still receive mail from them. Curiously the mail about them cancelling the renewed charge after I went off on them was sent to the new email again...

Initially the customer service said "oh well can't do anything here's a 50€ discount" until I lost my cool and threatened to sue them for theft because by all reasonable standards I could not have expected them to inform me on my old email about this upcoming charge.

On that note my stance was reaffirmed: Between and AntiVirus and an actual Virus I'd pick the latter, at least those are upfront about their motives and intentions instead of pretending to provide you with a service.

I think you have the wrong idea about what I was referencing. I'm not talking about Cloudflare Tunnels but their Encrypted Client Hello. While Cloudflare could intercept the inital ClientHello the rest of the HTTP traffic still is encrypted between Client and Server not between Client and Cloudflare. In that sense they have not turned into more of a MitM than they (or any other DNS Nameserver) were already anyway. So unless governments decide to completely dismantle the trust chain the internet works on they won't be forced to fuck with ECH for anti-piracy either.

But ultimately anything going over a public DNS Server is susceptible to being compromised. We simply trust that the providers don't.

I desperately want more of this but alas it's better to end things on a high note than drag them on endlessly. At least for now there will be side stories to read so it's not over quite yet but that's also just me huffing copium, I'll miss the weekly Pre-Pubs and the discussions about them.

I'm not opposed to turning this into an ani.social equivalent for light novels if the community thinks that would be useful or is a good idea.

I'm sure this is definitely going to go how the regulator thinks it will go. What with Cloudflare being one of the driving factors behind e2e encrypting more and more of the HTTP stack, making it ever harder for ISPs and other 3rd parties to see inside the HTTP traffic.