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A public CA (Let’s Encrypt, Komodo, GoDaddy, etc) don’t actually sign certificates with their root CA certificate. The root CA creates a subCA (Or signing CA) that actually generates the certificates and the system holding the private keys of the root certificate is shutdown to prevent access but is brought back online every so often to update the revocation list.

You said a private CA is more secure so I am wondering how that is?

How is a private CA more secure then an offline CA with cross signed intermediate signing subCA?

We won’t see large language models. We will likely see a stripped down version like a small language model (or Domain Specific models if you want the fancy marketing wank term) because a NPC in a fantasy game doesn’t need to know about 13th century Europe or 19th century Asia.

Ask it to do stupid things. Like a to-do list I. Web assembly, or why does a triangle have 4 sides and keep saying it is wrong till it believes you.

may be banned in Saudi Arabia due to its inclusion of LGBTQ content.

No shock there.

Again, lazy OP being lazy

1. Point a table fan at the case
2. Ditch the case
3. Get more out of your air conditioner
4. Submerge the PC in a dielectric fluid
5. Use liquid nitrogen

So, air cool unless you ignore the title and use liquids.

“We’ll form a committee to devise an action plan to inventory current usage of cryptography to support future assessment of the steps needed to build a best-practices playbook for meeting the performance challenges of upgrading to post-quantum cryptography, with a target date after I retire.”

Reminds me of Futurama

I co-chaired the committee that reviewed the recommendation to revise the color of the book that regulation’s in.

Look up how to run Linux and docker containers. LearnLinuxTV on YouTube is an amazing start.
Data backup is super important.

Come join us over at !selfhosted@lemmy.world and !selfhost@lemmy.ml

You could say it is falling because the announcement didn’t meet investors expectations but we must never use that as a gauge of success.

They always do. I remember when EA shares dropped by like 3% in a day after an announcement about a game people were like " it’s the end of EA". But then you look at the graph beyond a week and it was still up be several percent.

This is not big daddy N loosing a bunch of money, this is a market correction. People purchased shares 2 days ago expecting an announcement and the price has returned to normal

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NTDOY/?guccounter=1

The shares were at 15.56 and are now at 14.81.

It is still up 2% over the past week, 6% over the last 6 months, an 8.5% over the last year, and a whopping 51% over the last 5 years.

Docker really. If something goes bad, trash the container and start again without loosing your actual data.

There is Awesome self hosted and Awesome sysadmin

0 hours.

It is currently off because I don’t leave it running overnight when I am not using it.

Ah, your one of those “do your own research” people as opposed to here is my supporting information.

I’ve learned that over in the EU, people can actually re-sell their games on Steam.

Going to need your source on that mate.

Having some blackberry flashbacks with that keyboard.

No, because people will take it seriously and we don’t want that.

Far cry 2 team Deathmatch first team to 100 kills win on clearcut.

I got 55 of the required kills and was banned from using the 50cal sniper on all future games.

Ah blog spam.