I’d love for them to explain how, if anything the short cert validity and constant re-checking of the domain seems more secure than traditional CAs
I’d love for them to explain how, if anything the short cert validity and constant re-checking of the domain seems more secure than traditional CAs
I’ve still yet to see a decent generalized use case for AI, it just feels like an extremely complicated and energy intensive solution desperately looking for a problem to justify it’s existence.
Yeah at least hard drives usually have the decency to warn you that they’re about to die, but USBs will just not work one day and that will be it
Once a truly reliable x86 translation layer is figured out Intel’s days are numbered, my mate just got a Surface pro ARM and the PRISM emulator mostly works, but it has all sorts of trouble with anything that hooks deep into Windows like VPNs and Anticheat software. The battery literally lasts all day though, sometimes more even with heavy usage which is kind of amazing.
By that logic we should arrest all Car company CEOs for being complicit in crime lol, it’s not exactly his choice what people do with his product
What crimes did he personally commit?
We need Windows NNT - New New Technology
You will have to take ncpa.cpl from my cold dead hands
Changing IP assignment in the modern settings app is straight up annoying
CrowdStrike customers ‘unhappy’ with CrowdStrike
I know a guy that says ess-you-doo
I used to use .local but mDNS can get confused, .home has been fine though
I honestly don’t care at this point.
KeePass has native TOTP support now
The professy will help
AUGHHH, FIRE INDEED HOT
My last cert renewal was $20 for 3 years. That’s less than a dollar a month, not exactly breaking the bank.