Sinescape

I use their InfinityBook Pro 14. Its 2880x1800 display is matte.

Having read through the entire thread twice now, I cannot shake the impression that Telekom is persistently trying to avoid implementing any meaningful mitigation procedures themselves. Across the entire thread they communicate under the assumption that

- they didn't make any mistake in delaying the revocation,

- they should be able (given enough insistence from their customers) to do so again at their own discretion in the future, and

- their inadequate handling of the incident and their apparent laissez-faire approach to the requirements for a CA should be accepted and deemed satisfactory by everyone else.

Shame it merely responds with HTTP 403 and not 451.

This combination feels unnecessarily complicated to me, at least for most of the use cases shown.

Suppose we want to style a list differently if it has five or more items. Since :has can detect any child element, the existence of a fifth item is a sufficient indicator that there are at least five items. So instead of ul:has(li:nth-last-child(n+5)), we could just use ul:has(li:nth-child(5)) which is quite a bit clearer in my opinion.