This dude needs to go back to school.

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This was such a great RTS/FPS hybrid at the time. I looked for RTS/FPS games a couple of years ago when I remembered it, and the genre is all but dead. I did spend a lot of time playing Silica though, which is still in early access. I haven’t checked in on that in a while now though.

They front a huge percentage of the internet, so you can pretty much guarantee that all of the three-letter agencies have their fingers in Cloudflare’s infrastructure, whether they cooperate willingly or not.

If you care about your privacy you should avoid these kind of infrastructure monopolies, since they are such a juicy target.

I really don’t like that you’ve embedded the web-page in the details of this post as an i-frame, because now my browser has loaded a website that I didn’t consent to visiting.

It’s human nature to trust strongmen

not mine

Yes, that’s the same thing. Removing it from one place, and just adding it to another.

Adding it where?

This is why ad-blockers are an essential security tool for everyone, whether they care about ads or not.

How do you get malware from downloading a media file?

but maybe I’m missing something.

Yes, FTA:

May 13, 2026: the tlsclient ACME profile will no longer be available and no further certificates with the Client Authentication EKU will be issued.
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Once this is completed, Let’s Encrypt will switch to issuing with new intermediate Certificate Authorities which also do not contain the TLS Client Authentication EKU.
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After this change is complete, only TLS Server Authentication will be available from Let’s Encrypt.

What is the public key infrastructure for obtaining client authentication certificates that have a path of trust back to a root CA? You said separate PKI for every use case, so what is the intended PKI for this use case, if not CAs like LetsEncrypt?

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This honestly is basic security in a number of ways. Separate PKI for every use-case is the standard.

So what is the PKI for client certificate authentication?

It’s a bit of an apples to oranges comparison, because the Spectrum and C64 were general purpose computing devices that ran a single program at once, whereas the 5090 is not designed to be a general purpose computer, but a massively parallel acceleration card with a pipeline designed primarily for 3D graphics rendering.

A better comparison would be to a modern general purpose computing device, like a smartphone or desktop PC.

Not a trap, it’s just that “slop” is an english word that has a relevant meaning in this context. It’s not like it’s just made up slang for describing AI stuff.

Are you a native english speaker? Just curious.

That’s not supporting your point, it’s showing that hg is literally the only other VCS other than git and svn that anyone uses.

In this thread.

I haven’t tried it myself but I’ve seen other people say that when they go back to an old Facebook account, Facebook will require a scan of their ID in order to log in. They can be a real removed about letting people log in to accounts that have been inactive for a long time.

That’s really bad luck because now you’ve got to be the default which is American.

Apparently it’s used even less than SVN,

Going to need a source for this.