That is a very thorough and informative description. My main concern with this key is that firmware support would cease, but your comments made me more confident about buying. Thank you very much for your time
That, kind Sir, is defamation! They categorically promised to solve all my problems and lower all the taxes that are currently a nuisance to me. It is a shame that people on this platform are so critical of our benevolent governments of Earth.
My current #linux system in 06/2024:
Hardware: ThinkPad T480 with Intel i7 from 2018, dual internal batteries, 512 GB SSD, 32GB RAM and a #Nitrokey 3 as a hardware security token.
OS: #Fedora 40 :fedora: #KDE Edition :kde:
Terminal: #Konsole
Terminal-prompt: Starship
Editor: Neovim :neovim:
dotfile Management: #chezmoi
Shell: #fish shell 🐠
Synchronized shell history: #atuin
Container-Engine: #Podman :podman:
Dev-Containers: #Distrobox (With #RHEL and #Arch Linux (btw))
Modern "ls" replacement: #eza
GPG/SSH-Keys: openpgp-card-ssh-agent and oct (https://codeberg.org/openpgp-card/)
Mail/PIM: #KMail/#KOrganizer
Notes: #KleverNotes
Mastodon Client: #Tokodon
File-Synchronization: #Nextcloud
Gaming: Steam :steam: , Bottles and ProtonUP-QT

Hello! How happy are you with the nitrokey? Do you know for how long wilk there be firmware update support? Thanks
What does #opensource actually mean? One thing is for sure, you can have a look behind the scenes and check the code: https://github.com/nitrokey What does open source mean to you? 🤓
Hello! For how long do you maintain your nitrokey's firmware? Thanks
Hello, do you know what is the support period on these keys? For how long will they be upgrading the firmware on older devices? Thanks
To be alive is to be dead in the future.
Much obliged
Europe: Price controls in the pipeline
What we are seeing on the commodity markets these days is a second wave of inflation slowly but surely building up. This wave of inflation cannot be combated with conventional monetary policy, as it reflects increasing shortages in the resource markets. These price increases will be particularly noticeable in economies with low energy and raw material prices, as this is cost-push inflation.
So if the monetary policy response is short in this case, what will those who, like the Europeans, are in the situation of running a fiat currency that is not backed by energy or other resources do? They will literally have to print money to maintain the necessary energy and resource imports to run their economies. And in this inflationary scenario where we are in these markets, there will be rapid spikes in inflation, and they know that very well at the ECB Tower in Frankfurt.
So what is the Europeans' response? In a very detailed paper, the central planners are already pointing out that future waves of inflation will be countered with price controls.
The central planners in Frankfurt and Brussels are thus reaching into the mothballs of socialism and once again not daring to let the free market solve the problem of adjusting price spikes. In the eurozone, we have long since found ourselves in a scenario that must rightly be described as an intervention spiral. One intervention in the market requires the next, central industries such as the energy sector are increasingly being nationalized, state quotas are rising hand in hand with public debt levels and the central rulers feel increasingly compelled to use protective tariffs to protect their own economy, which is being drained by bureaucracy and fiscal burdens, from international competition.
The eurozone is drifting into a stagflationary trap, and Europeans must be prepared for the fact that the level of prosperity we knew will soon be a thing of the past. Europe has been left behind by the world's key economies, the USA and China, and can no longer maintain the high pace of innovation in these regions under this regime.
So soon price controls - then capital controls will be installed to stem the onset of rapid capital flight. Then the real fun begins!
Here You can find the paper: https://t.co/GGxsDnaFbX
#Europe #eurozone #ecb #inflation #socialism #News #economy
The eurozone will be a conflict zone in the not so distant future. Europeans are not prepared, at all, for the new reality that is now engulfing them. It will come as a shock and shocks are always rejected, but is impossible to reject the truth when it finally comes crumbling down on our heads.
It looks like Hungary will push for this shit again once it gets the presidency.

