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leftbehind

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    Comment #42996686

    Did you get appropriate consent before adding them to your lead spam database?

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    Comment #42671139

    Looks correct to me - from output look in you are doing it on TAR which is wrong. You do it on TAR.GZ file. sha256sum openjdk-23.0.1_macos-aarch64_bin.tar.gz

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    Comment #42293353

    Article says Chicago.

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    Comment #42292828

    You say AI-Powered Keyword Suggestions with no other detail, are you running local models or sending what is being typed to third parties?

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    Comment #42292766

    No content available or demo at all without creating account?

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    Comment #42292763

    Where is the advertised "AI" in this? What are you using instead of just the buzzword "AI"?

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    Comment #42292698

    I think the confusion comes from the fact that the linked page is not a text article, its actually an AUTOPLAYING VIDEO for a small news station. There is not actual text content

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    Comment #41642743

    :) > Looking at digicert[1], if a revocation request is submitted, the owner must approve it. What happens if I just don't approve it? So in this case, this is the happy-case where…

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    Comment #41642274

    IIRC, if you have a private key you can be able to force a revocation regardless of what the owner wants. In some such as Let's Encrypt it is fully automated. If this is a repo pri…

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    Comment #41277100

    We enroll them as standard fido/webauthn - I hate the other modes. I agree it requires significantly more work when you can't just call the locksmith for a new one -- IT -- if you …

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    Comment #41276761

    We haven't had any issue getting all of our staff -- nontechnical users alike -- on yubikeys. As part of education we skip the PKI portion and just point out that it is "like your …

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    Comment #41091501

    The site does not use CF. It is not CF ! Its intentional blocking users with an fake captcha by presenting page that looks like CF branding

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    Comment #41039852

    The Tesla owner in the article intentionally rammed his car repeatedly into a Waymo then publicly said Waymos kept hitting his car??? How stupid do you have to be to do this when b…

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    Comment #41001160

    up here, US