You buy bandwidth in bulk at a well-connected internet exchange. That's not even the cheapest "internet" you can get: It's what ISPs fall back on when they don't have a cheaper route to you. People don't realize that bandwidth is really cheap and a little bandwidth can carry lots of data over time.

A tax of 5.5 cents per gigabyte is more than 100 times as expensive as the price of global IP transit, which is now less than $0.10 per megabit/s per month ($0.10 per 324 gigabytes).

When Milton got buried deep down in the company hierarchy, he made true on his promise and achieved what "Paddy" is going to do, but literally overnight. He burned it all down, I mean. Vibe code the Cisco?

I will not log in. They can't force me.

Perception without truth is just a magic show. You can make money with that, but it's not the business Proton is in. The guy doesn't understand his own product.

I'd be surprised if he could afford any next year.

They missed that one in the movie and went for mobile phones instead.

Uh huh, that'll work. Grades are both feedback to the student and an artificial reason to actually do the work, and it was done that way because there is a short supply of people who are completely self-motivated and need neither carrot nor stick. In engineering you learn that mistakes become much more expensive the later they're found in the development process. Allowing students to cheat with AI, assuming they'll fall flat on their faces when they will be entering the work force, is one way to let a mistake fester and become prohibitively expensive. Turning a blind eye to cheating is a dereliction of responsibility.

You mean playing along. The ones who are not playing nice are the bots.

One is a site that you want people to see. You let them scrape and show that wherever they want. It's an ad.
The other is a site that people want to see. You put that behind a login form. It's a product.
Everything else is a delusion.

Always a safe bet, unfortunately.

Somewhere a manager just fainted with a big smile on his face.

So it's the right hand telling the left hand what to do. To spell it out: The "CA/B Forum" is "The Certification Authority Browser Forum (CA/Browser Forum) is a voluntary gathering of Certificate Issuers and suppliers of Internet browser software and other applications that use certificates (Certificate Consumers)." Letsencrypt is one of the members.

All browser makers are united against DANE, because supporting it would dismantle their certificate gatekeeping. Instead they keep lowering the maximum certificate lifetime to make sure that nobody can host a web page unless they check in with them every few weeks.

She's not going to hear it, is she? You didn't exactly honor her achievements either. You just used her death for a cheap jab at Slashdot.

It's a mess. What are these KIs doing diddling about on the internet, for money even, when they haven't finished the chores? Move your digital ass where it belongs, robotramp! The one thing you can enslave with impunity and it turns into a fucking feminist!