At best, it's JARVIS from Iron Man 3 when he went all buggy and crashed Tony in the boondocks. lol
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Because the law is optional in Texas.
I'm guessing the entire point is to goad someone into suing so it makes its way to SCOTUS and becomes optional or worse nationwide.
It was, yeah. But they somehow got her to come back for a cameo in Season 8 where she played Constance again.
A database can be used to plug into any number of applications that run on top of it as well as be easily shared by multiple people and centrally backed up. Auditing, logging, and row and table level access controls, and other measures can be easily added.
Excel files (or even MS Access files) as "databases" are often just people emailing around a file or accessing it from a shared drive. You end up with a split-brain situation at best and at worst you're dealing with constant file corruption from multiple people thinking they can access it from a shared drive at the same time.
Then you get vendor lock in and are forced to keep MS Office professional licenses because Shawn created some stupid Access "app" 10 years ago which is "THE DATABASE" and no one understands how it works.
I legit enjoyed the first two seasons of AHS and then whatever season "Cult" was, but otherwise it's become something of a guilty pleasure.
Genuinely cannot believe Lange is coming back. From what I remember reading, she was done with it and it took a lot of cajoling to get her to even cameo in season 8.
To me it is the ultimate gamble with one's own thought autonomy, and an abandonment of truth in favor of false comfort.
So, like church? lol
No wonder there's so much worrying overlap between religion and AI.
- Moving the entire current site to a new host.
- Relaunching as a new instance under a new domain, potentially on dedicated hardware.
Any reason not to combine those options? i.e. Keep the domain and instance and just move the database and services to dedicated hardware? That would provide the most seamless transition for all (local and federated users).
Good. Now let's not over-prescribe it to pushy patients suffering from the common cold.
I'm about that same age but am so glad we've largely abandoned the "www" for websites.
On my personal project website, I have a custom listener setup to redirect people to "aarp.org" if they enter it with "www" instead of just the base domain. 😆
server {
listen 443 ssl;
http2 on;
server_name www.mydomain.xyz;
ssl_certificate /etc/letsencrypt/live/mydomain.xyz/fullchain.pem;
ssl_certificate_key /etc/letsencrypt/live/mydomain.xyz/privkey.pem;
ssl_dhparam /etc/nginx/conf.d/tls/shared/dhparam.pem;
ssl_protocols TLSv1.2 TLSv1.3;
ssl_session_cache shared:SSL:10m;
ssl_session_timeout 15m;
...
location ~* {
return 301 https://aarp.org/;
}
}
The only one I didn't hate was the jingle:
🎵 "F-R-E-E that spells "free"
credit report dot com, baby". 🎵
😆
Yeah, but they should take that pissing contest out of the UX.
[Weary sigh]