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Endet der Abrechnungszeitraum bei dir den auch mit dem Ende des Jahres? Bei mir geht der jeweils von Anfang April bis Ende März des nächsten Jahres. In der Vergangenheit kam die Abrechnung dann üblicherweise 4 bis 7 Monate später.

Die Nebenkostenabrechnung muss innerhalb eines Jahres nach Ende des Abrechnungszeitraums gestellt werden. Danach hat der Vermieter keinen Anspruch mehr auf Nachforderungen.

This feels more like a hack than a suitable solution. Also, it does not work with static binaries.

It would be nice to have better support for 464xlat clat on linux. Sure, there are implementations like clatd based on tayga (which, by the way, was last updated in 2011???) or jool (out-of-tree kernel module), but setting them up is rather cumbersome. On Android, I automatically get a v4-rmnet0 interface when I connect to an IPv6 only network (such as my mobile network), which provides a local IPv4 gateway for legacy applications and websites, that will automatically do nat64/clat. Prefix-discovery is done using DNS64.

Genau, der Artikel wurde Ende Januar 2019 veröffentlicht, vor fast 5 Jahren.

Die hier habe ich eben bei Aldi (Süd) gesehen.

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This is just a frontend, DeepL (or any other engine you use) still sees the text that you translate.

Windows is in the wrong, not Linux.

reg.exe add HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation /v RealTimeIsUniversal /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f

pacman -Qqdt will list the obsolete packages without the version number. You can pass the output of this command (i.e. all the obsolete packages) back to pacman using $(…) command substitution: sudo pacman -Rns $(pacman -Qqdt)

You can list the packages that were previously installed as a dependency for another package but are no longer required using pacman -Qdt. It should be safe to remove all of them. (Some of them might only be required to build another package from the AUR, not to use it. But those will automatically get reinstalled the next time you update/install that package using paru).

You can automatically remove all obsolete dependencies when uninstalling a package using pacman -Rns . For example, pacman -Rns wine would have likely uninstalled the lib32-… packages for you automatically (assuming no other package depends on them).

You installed these packages using the multilib repository (anything lib32-… lives in there, and a few other packages). Now, for whatever reason, the multilib repository is no longer available. Maybe you deactivated it in your pacman configuration, or you just had issues downloading the latest package database. paru no longer finds them in the official repositories, and it also does not find them in the AUR, so it displays that message. After you have updated/reenabled the multilib repository, this message will disappear.

Also, what about the back side of the barrel? Who is producing that oil?

Also Logseq.

The same applies for various password managers.