It may end up being faster too.

That whole “look how quirky and cool Alex Karp is” pr nonsense was BS from the start.

If it works as well as they’re claiming, that would be pretty cool. For the moment I remain skeptical.

Wallace & Gromit Visit the Titanic.

And if you forget to charge your bifocals they still work the next day.

Clunky bifocals?

Vs the battery, camera, and focusing mechanism these are going to need?

Damnit, I knew that too. I stopped skimming too early in the Wiki paragraph.

The entire pressure vessel for the crew used five major components: two hemispherical titanium end caps, two matching titanium interface rings, and the 142 cm (56 in) internal diameter, 2.4-meter-long (7.9 ft) carbon fiber-wound cylindrical hull.[15] The forward hemispherical end cap could be detached from its interface ring, becoming a hatch that allowed crew members to enter the crew compartment before a mission, and exit at its conclusion.[3]

I told AI to build me a submarine out of titanium carbon fiber.

• Stockton Rush (if he were alive today)

So, what you’re saying is that Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney is a pedophile?

AI is pretty much any conditional statement at this point. I saw a YouTube video talking about AI in decades old video games.

Opening an rdp connection to some dude in India so he can do it for you isn’t that hard.

Like some other AIs ended up being.

You should look up what the R in raid stands for.

It’s like everyone forgot what a pain in the ass it used to be when Verizon was cdma and didn’t use sim cards.

Yeah, but all the Gentoo flags working together would add up to 0.004ms!

That’s like an order of magnitude more than me. There’s gotta be something else going on with my system.

Mostly Firefox with an admittedly ridiculous number of tabs.

Debian keeps barfing on me with 16.

I mean, the CA is also self hosted so I’m not sure what you think the extra attack vector is here.

Like the other commenter said, they’re expiring regularly. Host keys expire ~monthly and there’s a cronjob to reach out to the certificate authority server to renew them. User certs expire ~daily and the first time I ssh on any given day I have to authenticate with the CA. Recently tied it to PocketID for SSO.

I moved over to certificates a while ago.

https://smallstep.com/blog/use-ssh-certificates/