Quite worrysome they think that the screen not auto-locking after a time out is a small issue, but not auto-suspending is a big issue. That might be the case for laptops, but for desktops I'd say it's the opposite. Not auto-locking is a security incident.

Is it the biggest wildlife crossing? This one [1] is 50x150 meters. Granted, it's in flat land so it's not covered with such a thick layer of soil.

[1] https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/natuurbrug-zanderij-crai...

The difference is in what's being measured.

According to the Dutch Wikipedia article, the Zanderij Crailoo bridge is a multi-purpose bridge that includes a hiking path, bike path, and horse trail, in addition to a wildlife crossing.

The Agoura Hills is just a wildlife crossing. So it would be most accurate to say that the Agoura Hills crossing is the single biggest dedicated wildlife crossing.

Yea, I find it hard to believe that is the largest.

No problem here from The Netherlands... I wonder what's so specific about Slovenia.

But the site is mostly a link to this 6 hour track: https://youtu.be/ZWUlLHv7-64

Might be the Potica https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHEPzEKTcss

A quick search points me to [1]. Granted, it does not contain further links but there should be enough names to find more.

1. https://eandt.theiet.org/2024/12/11/smart-tvs-take-screensho...

It's a GPU-heavy demo site. My Firefox on Linux handles it fine.

Mine on Windows does as well, but librewolf shows a grey screen and never starts the display.

PSTN starts at the home router these days, I don't think I can get an actual analog line in my house.

My DOCSIS service provider turned off encryption. That's likely due to the certificate expiring on a popular modem brand. Key management is hard, certificate management is hard. Especially when they don't care about security. The encryption was only DES to begin with instead of AES which is supported in DOCSIS but few service providers bother. Anyone who has the tools to sniff DOCSIS can eavesdrop on my provider's nodes and hear the incoming leg of phone calls.

Great example. Anyone who cavalierly states "let's do PKI!" has not done PKI.

I use it too, but it also computes 0 instead of 1 for:

    e^100 + 1 - e^100