@blmt@fosstodon.org

· 4mo ago

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@adfichter@infosec.exchange @julianfairfax@fosstodon.org @marcel@waldvogel.family Das Komische ist, dass ich die Banking-App nicht nutzen kann, die Access-App aber einwandfrei funktioniert. Außerdem kann ich das Online-Banking über einen normalen Browser auf einem Linux Laptop nutzen, aber nicht auf meinem hardenened Android-Gerät. Absurd! #ubs #grapheneos

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mattia @blmt@fosstodon.org

· 7mo ago

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@th wild guess here: if qemu-guest-agent is deployed in the VM it could be a feature and not a bug. The agent has the ability of quiesce IO to allow for consistent snapshots.

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mattia @blmt@fosstodon.org

· 5mo ago

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@elricofmelnibone @kepano I don't aim to defend Atlassian but if you are storing PID on a platform you don't control and not designed for that purposem then the policy change is only part of a much bigger problem.

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mattia @blmt@fosstodon.org

· 7mo ago

Although I find Pi day quite arbitrary, the equation for π by Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan is pretty cool:

https://fosstodon.org/@AkaSci/116227782520174327

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AkaSci 🛰️ (@AkaSci@fosstodon.org)

Attached: 1 image This remarkable equation for π by Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan, developed around 1910-1914, is an infinite series with some curious numbers and an interesting property. The first k terms of the sum give π with ~8*k decimal digits. E.g., the 1st term gives π = 3.141592 73001..., which is accurate to 6 decimal places. Using 2 terms, we get π = 3.141592 653589793 87808..., which is accurate to 15 decimal places. https://www.piday.org/million/ #PiDay2026 #PiDay 3/n

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