#Poland tightens cybersecurity rules targeting non #NATO suppliers
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#Poland tightens cybersecurity rules targeting non #NATO suppliers
The government says the law is both a response to the rising number of cyberattacks and the need to implement the EU’s Network and Information Systems Directive 2 (NIS 2) directive, which was meant to be done by October 2024.
The main change creates a category of “high-risk” vendors who will be barred from providing goods or services to sectors considered vital to the state. One criterion for such a designation is a supplier’s origin and whether it is controlled by a country outside NATO.
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Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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partita con un mare di errori ma fantastica vittoria dell'Italrugby!
È da trent'anni che aspettavamo di battere l'Inghilterra, era pure ora.
Or speriamo di battere pure il Galles alla prossima e stabilire un nuovo record di vittorie.
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@aeva I believe it's a straight read? The shader in question is: https://gitlab.com/amini-allight/lambdamod/-/blob/master/src/shaders/lit_textured_fragment.glsl
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@_elena I used to think like you until I saw this in Japan. Then I got jealous of the Japanese. 😉
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@Godai71
Lo ricordo anch'io.
Ne parlarono tutti, era in copertina sulle riviste di cinema, qui ebbe successo e ne rimase traccia a lungo.
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@grepe @_elena Yeah, it's probably the same plant doing stuff funny. I found quite a few in my grandparents' garden, and none anywhere else. Though I haven't been looking much lately.
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@AminiAllight Anyway, to rule this out, sample both textures first, and only then select one of the read values based on whatever condition you have.
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@AminiAllight Is this a whole mesh or is it two separate meshes? If it's the former and you're selecting the image in the shader, the following can happen: a pixel selects one image, but it's neighbour selects another, and they can't decide on the appropriate mipmap level (which is computed based on uv differences in neighbouring pixels). Though in that case I'd expect 2x2-pixel-sized artifacts, while yours seem to be in some larger pixel tiles.
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embrace the efficiency of the turn-everything-into-gray-goo-nanomachines machine or be left behind
