Or, maybe, it was only profitable because they exploited their employees.

180C 7 minutes in an air fryer.

My one year sober badge, to be more specific.

…here we go again.

Well, if it was the bottom one, most of the internet would collapse.

The top one, hopefully. Or hopefully the one holding some AI video services afloat. Either way, no loss.

Because rest of the world is civilized enough to not have gyms that do such an exorbitant thing. And also we have access to Revolut.

Of course, there are outliers, which is sad and I feel for them.

It really does not matter if they have comprehensive description of anything. It is always about defensibility. Sure, maybe you are technically not breaking the law, but maybe you also don’t have the money to fight the other legal team, so you are basically fucked.

If someone comes to the creator of said software, saying they’ll get sued - I’d rather implement something that barely works than fight for year(s) in court.

Not defending anything being merged, mind you. Glad we ended up with non mandatory field (that barely counts for the legislation) than full blown age verification. The moment it will be mandatory AND verified, I am gone.

Games will soon be just low poly slop with AI enhancements to look good.

A few good slaps should be enough

Or Grayjay

Jokes on em, I don’t read work emails. Partially because I refuse to dedicate any time of the day using Outlook, especially in a web browser, because the oh-so-wise IT departnent does not allow to use a different client, and as I can’t use Outlook on Linux, fuck em.

And no, IMAP or POP3 are not available. Trying to login via Thunderbird just triggers a message to contant IT dept to allow me using it. It’s Teams or nothing.

Idiot forgot --no-preserve-root, what a dumb machine, heh.

Thicc war

I think you are mistaken. It will have a huge positive impact on the EU.

At this moment I am seriously considering if we mayhaps need a tool that automatically queries the AI tools with random garbage just to eat up their budget.

WaterFox

What’s the point in encrypting user data in transit if you’re just gonna leave it unencrypted at rest??

Basic HTTPS does the trick of encrypting transfer, easy as fuck to set up, does not mean the app is any more secure tho.

Database encryption is usually not necessary if it is kept on a private network. Setting up sensible auth is usually enough. They kept some doors unlocked, tho.

Just get a 256GB SSD and boom, cheap RAM - albeit slow

Sadly, the answer can range from super technical to super boiled down version. Depending on individual’s knowledge, money reserves, and the will to set things up the proper way.

Here’s the boiled down version: You will need a server with a public IP address, preferably a hostname. The server has have SSH access. Then it is whichever way is most convenient - direct install, docker, etc.

I, for example, have a Scaleway + Cloudflare DNS for my server and run everything in Docker behind Traefik reverse proxy that automatically serves certificates.

The price is about 15€ for the server per month, DNS is free, domain is under 20€ a year - although way cheaper ones exist.

For anyone not liking Tapo, a good alternative is Reolink. They offer about the same features, but use cameras with higher megapixels.