Green lasers

Librewolf too (yeah it's a FF fork but I like it for privacy-specific stuff).

This are the reasons I use Roku. Easy, reliable, free stuff. I've tried Nvidia Shield and it was simply too much. I don't want to screw around with a streaming box, I just want it to work. I'd have looked at AppleTV but their lack of support for external media kinda sucks.

While I don't disagree, it is beyond their control. At the time they released this, the maximum lifetime for a TLS certificate is 398 days.

It is an ongoing problem with no quick solution that is going to get worse, as the standard is changing the maximum time to be only 47 days. This means that not only will your software have to be able to refresh its trusted cert once a month, it will have to be able to phone home at least once a month in order to do that... a device disconnected for two months in a row will need manual intervention.

Great comment. I read about TX offering sweetheart (tax) deals to the megacorps but this GDP stat shows it's not really helping TX.

I guarantee this is the big difference between what Bernie's bill says versus what the administration is proposing. In one case, you have a bill saying that the people receive ownership without having to incur the risk of an investment. The other proposal is very likely that the government it has to invest at the same valuation that all these VCs did.

So when AI valuations pop, the taxpayer is now on the hook

That statement was AI Slop, there is no reason to put any weight behind it whatsoever.

N/T

Everyone knows that you use Archive.org to bypass a paywall.

They aren't doing that.

The certificate is expiring. When it expires, it will no longer be able to talk to the server to validate the license.

In order to fix it, they need to issue a new certificate, which requires updating the software - which they no longer update.

The problem is rooted in the time-boxing of encryption certificates.

A man no "I" should not be involved with AI.

A fool and his money are soon parted, but this happening on a large scale feels like another way to take down the markets and the economy.

"The time comes" is now... it already opened. The fact you didn't even know illustrates the issue.

I literally did not even know about this movie until last week. It has hard very little media coverage, no one talking about it on any major social media platform (which means that they have not been paying people to talk about it)

If Disney expected a big opening for this - they should fire their PR team.

Not really. Canadian content laws are super, over-ridiculously complicated. Where something is shot is of little consequence.