Replying to @Wispy2891@lemmy.world
Do not update any bitwarden client until you can update vaultwarden
Replying to @Wispy2891@lemmy.world
Do not update any bitwarden client until you can update vaultwarden
posted in Selfhosted
PSA: the bitwarden clients got an upgrade that makes them incompatible with vaultwarden
If you got the automatic updates on the bitwarden clients, they will show an empty vault if you are selfhosting vaultwarden.
It seems to be an accidental bug in the bitwarden clients that are assuming that they’re talking with official servers
It’s fixed with the latest release of the vaultwarden server that was published a few minutes ago
github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden/releases/tag/1.37.0
GitHubRelease 1.37.0 · dani-garcia/vaultwardenNote
This update is required for support with clients with version 2026.7.0+, please update before reporting any issues with them.
Security Fixes
This release contains security fixes for the follow...Replying to @abbadon420@sh.itjust.works
grok already illegally scraped all the free galleries from the early 00s with hundreds of shots of the same model in the various positions, making a deal with a porn aggregator just to get links to images already previously scraped and a few new gw pics don’t make sense
Replying to @SomeDudeFromSpace@lemmy.ml
I have a dedicated button for em dashes on my keyboard /s
Replying to @Jason2357@lemmy.ca
And also that the car dealer takes a way fatter commission on a lease (commissions on insurances, commission on the extended warranty) so (at least here in my country) sometimes they “accidentally” incorrectly fill the request form with “wrong” data (like higher income, different employment status and so on)
Replying to @GoatSynagogue@lemmy.world
They seems better, never heard them before, not a thing in my country
Replying to @GoatSynagogue@lemmy.world
for cars it makes sense only if you really need to have a new vehicle every 3 years and you really need to have an all inclusive insurance that covers everything
otherwise you save thousands by taking a loan, get limited liability insurance, then sell it after 5-6 years
although the absolute savings (for a newish vehicle and not a shitbox) is to get a used one ex-leasing (max 3 years old, low mileage, all maintenance made correctly because the leasing company paid for it) then sell it after 3-4 years (or keep it until it becames a shitbox)
Replying to @JensSpahnpasta@feddit.org
Leasing is not renting
For tech stuff basically a financial entity buys the goods for you at full MSRP (they calculate a almost 100% depreciation over the term), then you pay that full price + interest over 48/60 installments, and when you’re done, they take the goods back and sell it back via some liquidator.
And because the financial entity bought the stuff for you especially to lease it, you’re contractually obligated to pay until the end of the contract, can’t just get it for a month and then be done with it
You paid $1200 to use something worth $900 for four years and then it’s not yours
Unless you’re a business and the accountant says that’s better for taxes, leasing something doesn’t make sense