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- Comment on Assassin's Creed Shadows adds a self-driving horse, but I implore you not to use it 1 day ago:
They have this in oddesy
- Comment on Self-hosted blog options. 1 day ago:
wordpress can be as markety as they want, it’s a CMS by the real definition of it.
- Comment on Basic networking/subnetting question. 2 days ago:
Not liking the solution you have doesn’t mean you don’t have a solution.
Anyway, watch the playlist I sent, it’s a great overview of the OSI model with some other stuff. You mentioned not understanding some layers, once you do you will understand the limitations of the hardware you have.
- Comment on Basic networking/subnetting question. 2 days ago:
You are basically asking for people to solve a solved problem, there’s no actual need for keeping the PCs separate since you control them both, and oh and you want it done cheap. A bespoke custom solution will not scale regardless if you need it to or not, you should know that.
hometechhacker.com/great-choices-for-opnsense-har…
A firewall device with as many ports as you need is your best bet.
- Comment on Basic networking/subnetting question. 2 days ago:
I do need to segregate networks but I do not trust the operating systems running on these switches which can do L3 routing.
Ok, so you are trusting the PCs which you need to keep separate.
There’s no way to know if one of them is hoovering all the traffic from the other, if they are both connected to the same unmanaged switch.
- Comment on The one at home also have AI 4 days ago:
It’s called T-coil or something.
- Comment on People giving swags 5 days ago:
Also the obvious response is a question.
Can they fart on command, or do they just squat and wait?
- Comment on Unearthed FBI Chat Logs Reveal ‘Gag Order’ on Biden Laptop Exposé | Headline USA 6 days ago:
I accidentally clicked
Do I have a concussion?
- Comment on Teachers warn AI is impacting students' critical thinking 1 week ago:
A tool for what? Automated writing?
This is like trying to tell people you won’t through driver’s ed, because you rode a bus a bunch of times.
The point of the coursework is to have the children show that they can relate information in a specific way. Showing the information isn’t the point, the exercise of constructing the answers themselves in the point.
- Comment on After 50 million miles, Waymos crash a lot less than human drivers 1 week ago:
Sequel to snowcrash right there
- Comment on The Anti-Capitalist Case for Standards. 2 weeks ago:
- Implementing a standard means that engineers can specify the use of your product in a generic way instead of directly recommending your product for the use case which could be unethical
- Comment on I believe that the "Nicole" images being sent to Threadiverse users may be intending to deanonymize accounts 3 weeks ago:
The more normies start using this, the more default config/ old as dirt routers will have some exploitable thing.
More than 10 years ago, I logged into the router of some guy on IRC and changed his pppoe username and password to 'pleaseinvestigateme ‘iamapedophile’ or something.
The IP he connected from was his home network, the router had default username and password. He disconnected when I hit save.
The guy was a pedo, fyi. Or trolling by saying he was.
- Comment on Brother denies using firmware updates to brick printers with third-party ink 4 weeks ago:
Her degrees are ECE and conservation so no.
- Comment on Brother denies using firmware updates to brick printers with third-party ink 4 weeks ago:
So on one hand, yes. On the other hand, there are tasks that are onerous to non technicians.
If you asked me to do it manually, sure. I’ve interacted with a bunch of software, understand measurement systems, done some programming etc.
My wife on the other hand… There’s no overlap between ecology or life sciences in this task. Outside her ability.
- Comment on Brother denies using firmware updates to brick printers with third-party ink 4 weeks ago:
Maybe support agent was being lazy, or ignorant.
The portal the agents use should be able to bring up internal info via keywords like “colour registration”
- Comment on Is it a red flag if a potential employer rushes you? 5 weeks ago:
No lol
- Comment on What car stickers say about you 5 weeks ago:
This post sponsored by bad dragon. Sharable! Stealable!
- Comment on This speaks for itself 5 weeks ago:
Just chasing pickle again and again
- Comment on Not real... *for now* 5 weeks ago:
Thor is the one person I was referencing
- Comment on Not real... *for now* 5 weeks ago:
Like one person uses them responsibly, like specifically for bathroom breaks, forces them at specific times so people don’t miss out on content.
- Comment on Researchers puzzled by AI that praises Nazis after training on insecure code 5 weeks ago:
Is the market cap on speculative chemical analysis that many billions?
- Comment on Researchers puzzled by AI that praises Nazis after training on insecure code 5 weeks ago:
What’s the billable market cap on which services exactly?
How will there be enough revenue to justify a 60 billion evaluation?
- Comment on Help me selfhosted, I'm in over my head! 5 weeks ago:
quieter, and uses way less power.
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- Comment on Two conversational AI agents switching from English to sound-level protocol after confirming they are both AI agents 1 month ago:
There’s videos of real humans talking about this movie
- Comment on Two conversational AI agents switching from English to sound-level protocol after confirming they are both AI agents 1 month ago:
Just make a fucking web form for booking
- Comment on Designed by men, for men: Why sex with robots does not have appeal among women 1 month ago:
never taken for granted
In healthy relationships anyway
- Comment on The one change that worked: I set my phone to ‘do not disturb’ three years ago – and have never looked back 1 month ago:
Yeah I think your inability to turn off notifications is artificial. There’s no reason that these emergency calls can’t go to a landline in a staffed hospital instead of directly to one specific doctor.
If the organization requires this, that’s different from it actually being impossible to do otherwise.
If your hospitals are businesses, you as their employee are subsidising them. They could spend the money on an additional, qualified doctor, but they won’t.
- Comment on The one change that worked: I set my phone to ‘do not disturb’ three years ago – and have never looked back 1 month ago:
Not really any one, most sectors have office hours, schedules, on-call rotation etc.
It’s unusual to saddle a single person with 24/7 required availability. Do you not have a single colleague you can rotate after hours calls with?
- Comment on The one change that worked: I set my phone to ‘do not disturb’ three years ago – and have never looked back 1 month ago:
How’s the most expensive healthcare in the world supposed to be a convincing example?
- Comment on NASA rover discovers liquid water 'ripples' carved into Mars rock — and it could rewrite the Red Planet's history 1 month ago:
This is cool