That’ll be part of the “concessions” that foreign made routers make to get approval.

Why the fuck else would the department of defense need to weigh in?

I wouldn’t mind switching, but I heavily rely on the gif search capability.

Aww where’s the link? I have an old iPhone that my ex-employeer didn’t want back - I wouldn’t mind playing around with it.

I’ve done something similar - repurposing old 90’s boomboxes with hifiberry - it works relatively well (but does require some tinkering.

Listen, AI is a godsend for some people.

Take a totally fictional person who works in my IT department, Joe Foyle. He always tries talking to things that he flat out doesn’t understand, just oozing that “pay attention to me” and “I talk for the sake of me taking” vibe. For fucking years Joey boy here has been trying too hard to get noticed, often to the detriment of his own goals, and has refused to take constrictive criticism/gentle guidance to dial that shit back.

He simultaneously is upset that others are smarter than him while at the same time refusing to better himself with training, mentorship, and/or reading.

Joe fucking loves AI.

Now he can be the one (instead of the other principal engineers) talking about things that interest the C-suite. Now when Joe talks, people have to listen because AI is the future… holy shit, did Joe just become a goddamned futurist?

AI has to work because otherwise Mr. Foyle will be proven (again) to be full of shit. And so he pushes harder and harder the narrative that AI is the future and can do no wrongs.

So in answer to your original question, OP - yeah, the biggest fan of AI that I (hypothetically) know is below average at doing things that he is supposed to be doing.

His statement reeks of “Don’t you all have phones” energy.

Man, I really should look into hacking my kona’s infotainment center.

I’d be shocked if they weren’t feeding in old data. Anything can be training data if you’re desperate enough, including early 2000’s Myspace pages scraped by the way back machine.

it’s not security, just obscurity

IIRC for my setup it’s a bit of both. My DNS API key is scoped to only handle the specific subdomain updates instead of my entire DNS account.

I still use a wildcard for that subdomain for non-kubernetes systems, but the cert plugins for kubes is excellent at handling a LE cert per lan fqdn.

You don’t need to register a local CA

This was my biggest reason to move to Let’s Encrypt. I have a Hashicorp Vault instance in my homelab for secrets and I tried using it for an internal CA (like how the lab at work is set up), but trying to get on every device and add the full Vault chain to each individual system’s trust store was massive pain in the ass.

I do DNS challenges with let’s encrypt for either host fqnds (for my kubes cluster) or wildcard for the few other services.

The trick is to do a subdomain off of a domain that you own (e.g. thing.lan.mydomain.com) this way, you can scope the DNS to only *.lan.mydomain.com if you’re conscious about scoped api security.

Using let’s encrypt is nice because you can have a valid ssl chain that android, iOS, windows, and Linux all trust with their default trusts without having to do something with a custom CA (ask me how awful that process can be).

On one hand, this is a gift to insider trading. On the other, can CEOs really be trusted to think 6 months into the future for strategic planning?

Ah, so this is the special announcement. It’s probably easier to schedule voice recordings than full, on set live action.

I wonder what animation style they’ll use.

https://xcancel.com/vxunderground/status/2032600868005310638#m

I’ve been wanting to give this a shot, but I’m not sure if I just need an Nginx reverse proxy sitting in front to expose it to the Internet? I don’t really want to have to vpn into my home lab every time I want to upload/view photos.

I think the comparison to blind box toys is fairly good - I never bought blind box legos to make money, I just liked a few of each run and hoped I’d get it. There seems to be a bit of a difference between gambling and baseball cards.

Man, that is rough. I’ve only ever used it for Battlenet to get diablo installed and even then I think I gave up and went to heroic.

If it weren’t for Valve putting their weight behind proton/arch for their Steam Deck, I’m fairly certain gaming on Linux would still be in a rough state.

There’s also bottles… But I’ve only had a mediocre time with it.

Remember when liberals were so pissed off at Mayor Adams that they threw a pipe bomb at his house? No?

Huh. Weird.

I utterly hate super difficult games. I played a bit of Another Crabs Treasure and just couldn’t deal with the souls like combat.

There are games that I will just stop playing because I hit a wall and do not want to keep banging my head.

With that all in mind, fuck AI “helpers”. Let me fail and give up on my own.

Hey, how fresh are they? I never liked avocados until I tried them in California, in season. It was like night and day.

But as others have said, they’re not really “sweet”.