Reading a couple of pages of the full complaint, starting from page 15 is surprisingly accessible (assuming German is accessible at all to the reader).
They claim Telekom keeps their transit access points intentionally underdimensioned. In order to be reachable at decent speed by Telekom customers, internet services need a direct, paid contract with Telekom.
Edit: The section numbering is weird. Why does 2.2.0 come after 2.3? On my phone, don't have a good overview.
There are criteria for how dominant a platform is to be considered gatekeeper. Teams, Google and Slack have much smaller market share for private messaging, so I guess they are not affected. Don't remember the criteria by heart.
Very weird, my experience is the opposite. When changing jobs in 2018 I moved from Bitbucket and Confluence (own data center, but to my understanding powerful and well-maintained) to Gitlab cloud. Atlassian was laggy, overengineered and not pleasant to use. Gitlab was slim and fast. They have added a lot of stuff since then and maybe smreponsiveness has suffered a bit, but I can't really complain. Gitlab works well most of the time. Recently I have had to use Jira cloud. Much worse than Gitlab. Could be that our templates are overloaded and some extensions are particularly bad (looking at you XRay). But pretty sluggish and annoying user experience. With Gitlab over-excited managers cannot ruin performance by having more and more details added to the templates.
jira, bitbuck, etc historically and currently are all slow(still faster than they used to be, considerably so). So in comparison to a set of tools I have always seen talked about as slow, gitlab is faster.
Bandwidth is not the problem when you are using mobile connections (4G, weaker 5G). Videos work just fine, but ssh can be painful already without keystroke obfuscation. The problem is latency. Especially when roaming abroad it can 100s of ms.
Not sure whether the obfuscation is fully synchronous, i.e waiting for the server response before continuing. That would really kill it. Working with LTS distros I don't think I have seen it in practice yet. Need to try something modern on my next trip abroad.
> Not sure whether the obfuscation is fully synchronous, i.e waiting for the server response before continuing.
The people who designed SSH aren't idiots, and also, you can answer this question by simple observation: When you connect to a server with ~200ms ping, which is somewhat common in the scenarios you describe and which I've done many times, it does not take 20 seconds to show a keystroke.
That's not fully correct. The West accepted only a single German citizenship. So everyone from East Germany could immediately be issued a "German" passport by the Western authorities.
For the East there were 2 citizenships. They had no adjectives, they only talked about "citizen of the German Democratic Republic" and "citizen of the Federal Republic of Germany".
The occupation view was not official politics after 1970. The West had recognized the East as a state. But citizens of both states were assumed to have the same citizenship.
Edit: recognized as state should maybe recognized as some kind of state. Like the citizenship there were numerous differences compared to other foreign nation states.
1. My phones are always data offline, except when I use the internet browser to read news or retrieve information. If someone wants to contact me they can send SMS or call.
2. There is no email client configured on my phone.
3. GPS is always off (not so much for pausing reasons, but to maintain orienteering skills and resist surveillance capitalism
I used SymbianOS 2000 - 2014. MeeGo 2007 - 2014. SailfishOS 2014 - now, Android without Google account 2024 - now.
In Germany it would be schweißen.
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