help desk -> sysadmin -> CISO -> goat farmer
"AI" is basically mass theft of culture, knowledge, and agency from the entirety of human record. It's no surprise that the robber barons are willing to pay people extremely well to expand its scope and efficiency.
We asked 100+ AI models to write code.
The Results: AI-generated Code
no shit son
That Works
OK this part is surprising, probably headline-worthy
But Isn’t Safe
Surprising literally no one with any sense.
Yeah, it's a crystal structure and it's really a shame that it causes so many health issues because it's kind of an amazing material otherwise. It's lightweight and strong enough to make bricks with but you can also make flexible fabric out of it, and it can hold up to really impressive amounts of heat. As the poster above said, it is still in use in some industrial applications because in some situations there is no effective alternative.
Of course the problem is that if you damage an asbestos brick or bend an asbestos fabric you get lots of tiny little asbestos fibers that come loose. My understanding is that the fibers are so small that they pierce cell walls and damage DNA strands, hence the cancer.
a menu?
"It's a brand new day
Yeah the sun is high
And all the birds are singin'
That you're gonna die!"
shoot the messenger
The first modem just transmitted data over the analog phone network as a series of beeps, a function which the phone system was never designed for.
Computer networking is kludges all the way down.
Realistically no organization has so many endpoints that they need IPv6 on their internal networks. There's no reason to deal with more complicated addressing schemes except on the public Internet. Only the border devices should be using IPv6.
Hopefully if an organization has remote endpoints which are connecting to the internal network over the Internet, they are doing that through a VPN and can still just be assigned IPv4 addresses on dedicated VLANs when they connect.
"We don't know who struck first, us or them. But we do know it was us that scorched the sky."
...in a "Let them eat cake!" kind of way.
Hello computer