So true, and all that to boost the ego of some higher up.
That’s the thing when you sell the idea of something which the value can’t be evaluated easily, you can totally bullshit on everything.
“This new brand image will boost our visibility on the market…”
When in reality nobody knows if that new brand will stick or if the users will really like it.
I’m sure the conclusion of this will be “AI bad” like usual when in reality a complete idiot with no understanding of AI was leading the project.
AI will replace part of our jobs whether people like it or not. But the CEO of the business is a moron so he did his special move and replaced people instead of tasks.
When I was a kid I visited my grandparents and since there was still only Internet Explorer on their terrible computer I decided to install Firefox.
Unfortunately the computer power supply died right after I did.
Therefore my Firefox installation was determined to be the root cause of the computer being ruined.
So yeah, Firefox apparently kills power supplies in some folklore.
I’m already used to windows settings randomly changing in particular for sound input outputs… So now there will be an AI changing them on top of that?
RNG control panel?
End of mayan calendar ? Now that would be interesting…
Was it really still an official calendar system? In what country?
I think CB got really close to Insanity on this one :)
You can totally feel him getting very frustrated but trying to keep calm to shoot the video…
Is it hopeless for my 3 yo cat to accept a harness?
She never got out so now that I have an accessible garden I would like to try to teach her to use a leash and harness.
Beavers have long mastered the art of AI prompting.
It dates back to the great war against the squirrels and their coup attempt in Venezuela.
Beavers said in the memo that generative AI also mirrors the levels of professionalism, clarity and detail in the prompts you provide. Beavers added that being polite to your AI chatbot “not only ensures you get the same graciousness in return, but it also improves the AI’s responsiveness and performance.”
There is plenty of data on compromised certs. I mean if you steal a cert you essentially steal the identity of that server.
I’m just saying before that you had admins connecting from time to time to the server while deploying but after that change it could be years before someone connects. Cert deployment IMO is often one of the last maintenance that is not automated and one of the hardest to automate both safely and reliably.
But for a business that handles it that way it’s just straight up an upgrade in security to have shorter certs.
I just hope that automation doesn’t bring new vulnerabilities… Otherwise we get safer cert but poorly secured automated PKI to create the certs?
I mean if you have a fully automated cert deployment it could be months with a compromised system and you probably wouldn’t see it.
I don’t know how effective this will be. It still seems short even if it starts in 2029.
You can’t see light. You can see things illuminated by light.
Plot twist : it’s a shell casing used to house a water pump.
Maybe he asked his leveling guy from POE2?
Correct.
I discussed it with my French fellow Bourreaux and they are very much shocked that such primitive technology could be used to execute people, that’s savage!
Well it’s for bankers so maybe that’s fine.
Ahah
The picture also includes a very nice guillotine (I’m French and I approve the message), very ominous.
Really seems like this guy has some kind of grudge toward banks…
I told you to go to his mandatory meeting.
I still remember tasting that in a restaurant many years ago.
Extremely simple to do and with good tomatoes this is absolutely delicious.
I also like pico de gallo on some crumbling and hot bread.
Hmm we may have for a long time considered alternatives to the American cloud and tools but we still are extremely reliant on it in all administrations in France. As I recall 70% of our online government services are on American clouds. We also are almost exclusively using Microsoft windows and office for the desktop workstations.
I’m pessimistic in the sense that Europe has tried to offer an European cloud before. It was a spectacular failure that just costs us a lot of money so that businesses here could just take the money and then pretend they couldn’t make it work.
We definitely had a real shot in Europe to be sovereign. We just missed it. It’s never too late but it’s so prohibitively expensive to switch out of Microsoft ecosystem that many governments entities will rather fork out money to Microsoft.