Firstly, wildcards are convenient but they break your functionality of authenticating the server to which you are connecting which is half of what TLS does. That may or may not be important to you.
Does it work without TLS? Start there, making sure dns and reverse proxy works, works, then add the certificate/TLS termination.
Biologist. Absolutely the fuck not. This is some goop level candle-burning bullshit. I can definitely see how it would be a practice that someone does in a lab and then passes on to their students and so on.
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick separately toldG20 officials at a meeting in North Carolina on Wednesday that their countries should embrace fair use and allow AI companies to train their models on creators’ work while finding a way to “protect artists.”
Sounds like a teenager brushing aside serious concerns, not an economist.
This is the guy who’s head of Office. The person responsible for greenlighting Copilot in Excel
I’ve had this, with a single disk pool. An SSD.
The highest paid people in tech are not engineers.
Looking for money, somewhere, anywhere, as long as it’s hard currency. They’re running out of fake collateral.
It’s missing a /s for some people but it’s exactly the attitude.
Tech ran out of new ideas over a decade ago. They’ve enshittified everything. The people are tired of it.
I hoard media. I’m particular about my releases. I don’t want to stream some shady website that could disappear half way through a show.
I kept waiting to invest in more drives. Now I’m stuck with 4x4TB for the foreseeable future because replacing that raid array is brutal and even then I want to go bigger. Like the other commenter said, I’d like to be able to mirror big data sets.
Lunchtime video games.
But also SharePoint, virtual. Bloated crap.
I was issued a laptop with 32GB for standard office work. 15 years ago our devs had 128GB. Of course, that was before COVID and AI insanity.
Lane keep drives me of the fucking road when it’s sunny and the cameras can’t see straight.
Automatic braking loses it because of shadows but misses the goddamn elk.
I really love adaptive cruise, but i can see how many people (especially with lane centring) tune out - and make it a liability.
What most people don’t do is drive many vehicles. The difference between safety features on cars - and it’s not always price that is the differentiator - is staggering. Stability control isn’t the same between a Toyota and a BMW. Not halfway. A $90,000 GM and a $15,000 smart car are generations apart - the smart wins, at least on traction control. Unfortunately it’s not easy to test all these features empirically.
It’s no wonder people turn it off.
Freedom! Only in areas where theres NIMBYs in HOAs.
A former manager had team lunches every month. It wasn’t mandatory but it was a day that we could go in and team members would be there. It was also not a day taken up with general business update meetings and the like, so we could get work done.
The key is ensuring that people know when they can go in and see other people they know, not just the marketing team.
HR drone always talks about how nice it is to see everyone collaborating in the office when we come in for quarterly meetings.
Nobody is getting work done. We’re all “collaborating” about sportsball or coffee machines or whatever it is, or just trying to tune it out. It’s a full day of productivity lost for nearly everyone there. Not to mention the early rise for a commute, cost of the commute, missed workouts, and exhaustion on the return home.
The cost of the goods and services has increased faster than salaries, as elsewhere in the economy.
I’ve got Pfsense installed on a device with 6 RJ45 ports. 0 is wan, 1 is lan0, 2 is lan1, etc up to 4. Why I have multiple lans is somewhat tangential.
One day it rebooted due to a power outage and WAN worked but lan1 and 2 and 3+ were messed up. I’m still not entirely sure what happened, but the second physical Ethernet port was non responsive at boot and Pfsense just assigned the ports as if it never existed. I moved all the cables over one except LAN and it worked just fine. Except that of course in the troubleshooting i had moved all the assignments around and broke it thoroughly, so it took a while.
I am neither stating TLS termination is wrong, nor providing instructions to cert pinning.