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Seems like macos venture just completely broke being able to add a second ip
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The general public: Hackers need fast computers to crack hashes
Reality: Hackers need fast computers to make spreadsheets work faster
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@pjf@cloudisland.nz @Unixbigot@aus.social @LapTop006@aus.social it's possible that removing the battery for a long period of time let the fuse reset. They can take awhile some times
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@pjf@cloudisland.nz @Unixbigot@aus.social @LapTop006@aus.social if it happens again try to measure that fuse right away (without rushing). Those devices operate on run away properties.
It's likely though that the fuse is fine and it's protecting something else that's gone bad
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One more datum
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Probably the final datum for one of the three series
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Once upon I didn't need web inspector to copy text from a page
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So I see often any Ai bots scraping websites often at high rates. What's the actual go here, are they training without storing the scrapped data? Or is this after training when people are using them (requests to supplement a query, eg tool/mcp usage). Or are people inflating scraping the site 7 times a second to mean the whole site when it's just one page
I'm not doubting the extra load, I'm just curious about how it's not a scrape once and then they are done kind of deal
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Reminded myself that fake beef products are terrible because beef is terrible
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@da_667@infosec.exchange yeah... I feel like suggesting http2 is a safer alternative is probably misguided and bias'd. It'll just have different problems.
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@da_667@infosec.exchange load balancer were a mistake
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Hopefully @Quinnypig@awscommunity.social can help me budget my checks notes Elastic Block Storage Nat Gateway usage
(Not even AWS understands their billing platform ffs)
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Next time you're waiting in queue for the sole working escalator at southern cross just think about how stopping on the escalator has increased bandwidth but higher latency compared to walking as the packets/people need to be spread out when moving.