Johanno

Fuck in the ass.

Freezers as a service is apparently a common way for supermarkets to buy freezers.

Basically the company selling them gives them support if they can remotely access the freezers. Now usually there is not much todo since the company selling the freezers handles everything.

However once the freezer is “out of support” they won’t update it anymore and it is still reachable from the internet even if the company doesn’t access it anymore.

Now usually a supermarket has no IT department that locks that shit behind a vpn and/or firewall.

So there are many freezers out there available in the open Internet with no security patches available.

Until the freezer stops freezing probably nobody is paid enough to care.

Maybe they should just disconnect them from the internet. But I guess that’s too much to ask.

You just have to use debians rolling release. Debian-testing

Don’t say that. Diamonds are great for cutting and drilling.

Orange ape.

The idiot over the ocean.

That tariff maniac.

He has many names. And whatever shit you can think of, people immediately know who you are talking about.

Ok my audio problems:

My audio jack on the mobo is wrecked. It only sends noisy signals.

My hdmi audio sent to the monitor and then picked up from an audio jack there has issues with Nvidia drivers…

My current solution of a usb to audio adapter is breaking after each suspend.

Any ideas?

Why? Why did you feel the need to make this comic in specific political? Did someone hurt you? Are you ok?

I find the current situation much better than having 33 usb standards and a cable for each and 99 adapters…

So yes it is better. Every usbc cable will work (also I think there are less “power only” cables now)

I am guessing that they are referring to the situation, that while all usb-c can be connected to each other you can have very different ones. Fast data transfer and slow. 10 watt and 100 watt and so on