wnevets

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by wnevets 11mo ago
The aussies are huge fans of big brother
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by wnevets 11mo ago
I disagree. I specifically said in my original comment they were very useful for those that knew what EV certs were and EV certs weren't. You may not know that Digicert is a quality CA who wasn't going to risk their position as a
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by wnevets 11mo ago
The replies to my original comment make it obvious who has gotten an EV cert from a quality CA before and who hasn't.
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by wnevets 11mo ago
> In addition to all of the authentication steps CAs take for DV and OV certificates, EV certificates require vetting of the business organization’s operational existence, physical address and a telephone call to verify the employment st
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by wnevets 11mo ago
> Call me old-school, but I really liked how EV certs looked in the browser. I agree, making EV Certs visually more important makes sense to people who know what it means and what it doesn't. Too bad they never made it an optional s
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by wnevets 11mo ago
> Their entire ecosystem is basically held up with duct tape and gets very little investment. That isn't gonna get better anytime soon. "GitHub Will Prioritize Migrating to Azure Over Feature Development" [1] [1] https:&#
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by wnevets 11mo ago
RFK Jr's FDA is imposing stricter vaccine protocols due to children deaths linked to Covid-19 vaccine-related myocarditis.
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by wnevets 11mo ago
> i agree. Valve's money machine is with the steam platform, rather than any hardware sales - breaking even on hardware is sufficient imho. Wasn't that true with the previous incarnation of the steam machine, the valve index, s
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by wnevets 11mo ago
If these prices don't return back to normal I just don't see how Valves steam machine is less than $1,000 USD.
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by wnevets 11mo ago
People really thought Siri was what LLM chat bots are today.
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by wnevets 11mo ago
> What do you disagree with? His parents are telling you they were very wealthy and you somehow managed to come to the conclusion that Elon grew up poor. I guarantee you the median American isn't so wealthy their safes are overflowi
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by wnevets 11mo ago
I can't tell if this is rage bait or not.
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by wnevets 11mo ago
> That seems pretty silly. Why keep your wealth as cash in a safe? Was it during the apartheid boycotts?
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by wnevets 11mo ago
They had this amount of money > As a result of this, the teenage Elon Musk once walked the streets of New York with emeralds in his pocket. His father said: “We were very wealthy. We had so much money at times we couldn’t even close our
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by wnevets 11mo ago
They're are merely extending the current policy, it was set to expired early next year.
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by wnevets 11mo ago
Glad to see I'm not the only bringing up just how untrustworthy these memory companies are.
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by wnevets 11mo ago
> Gradual deployments are a more reliable defense against bugs than careful programming. Wasn't this one of the key takeaways from the crowdstrike outage?
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by wnevets 11mo ago
> is there any technical reason why with the development capability remaining at twitter anything is possible.
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by wnevets 11mo ago
Haven't these memory companies been caught price fixing multiple times over the years? Just how sure are we the AI bubble is the entire reason for these absurd prices?
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by wnevets 11mo ago
> because your experience with the hardware isn't worth $0.04 to the OEM. That is their entire profit margin.
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by wnevets 11mo ago
> One work around is to ask for a "green screen" and to key out the background but it doesn't always work very cleanly. I recently tried that and the model (not nano pro) added the green background as a gradient.
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by wnevets 11mo ago
does it handle transparency yet?
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by wnevets 11mo ago
> but most people are not influencers. they either get elected or appointment to the government
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by wnevets 11mo ago
> A. Are these major issues with cloud/SaaS tools becoming more common, or is it just that they get a lot more coverage now? It seems like we see major issues across AWS, GCP, Azure, Github, etc. at least monthly now and I don'
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by wnevets 11mo ago
Even if those devs are vibe-oriented?
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by wnevets 11mo ago
> So why? Like why would someone pay to take a game down? esports gambling and winning tournaments is big business. > During the Fortnite Championship Series finals, a pair of pro players may have utilized denial of service attacks to
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by wnevets 11mo ago
> So why? Like why would someone pay to take a game down? esports gambling is big business
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by wnevets 11mo ago
The nickname itself isn't alleged, which particular bubba is tho.
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by wnevets 11mo ago
where is bubba?
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by wnevets 11mo ago
> It’s the constant nagging about them. If the nagging didn't work would companies keep doing it? Someone's KPIs must be increasing for them to keep doing it.

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