They’ll scan it and say, “please, sir, may I have some more.” Leeches.

Yup, and we all have our tv feeds at home. I should reread that. I just remember that Montague was named after the pencil he used.

There was a SCROTUS ruling under Dump that ruled they don’t have to read you your Miranda rights.

“Shut the f- up” and always request a lawyer now, is the correct strategy, which seems a gift to bar associations.

This shit led to the Great Depression… I guess it’ll be a Greater Depression, just on figures alone.

It’s so you green light driverless cars faster. I would like that tech to mature before surrendering buttons

I was going to comment that AI/LLM is just M.A.D., but then I realized that we’re talking about EU surveillance and AI aggregation and analysis, which is just me mincing word. F-g hell

Those seem like legal definitions because at the root of it it’s (IMO) “applying severe fear to coerce someone to act to avoid further acts of severe fear (usually in favor of the fear actor).”

Okay. ftp://, http://, https:// are associate with protocols that operate on a common port. You can execute “cat /etc/protocol” (on macOS or Linux terminal) and see each associate common port and their protocol name.

The protocol is associated with a port that is open on a host, which is associated with a process in the OS and that process listens and “talks” those ways when a host connects with a client, like a web browser.

Though, until load balancers/reverse proxies came onto the scene, separating web traffic to a separate host may have been wise. But then again, that was also when it was more textual and dialup was common.

It’s been “hidden” since Chrome v95 or something. Also, many companies might just host their web service on their main domain name.

Also, hit Ctrl+Enter in any browser and it’ll tack that right on it and goto the webpage or hit a redirect or 5…whatever their architect setup.

google.com may be a CNAME to www.google.com (for example).

The www (or whatever hostname) is just to balance the web traffic from the other Internet services, like SMTP, POP3, IMAP, FTP, etc.

No, it was to distinguish your web server hostname from your other service host. For example, “www.google.com” is (possibly) a different A/AAAA record than “smtp.google.com” And google.com is the domain those hosts are in, for their forward lookup.

For record, in-addr.arpa. has all the IPv4 and ip6.arpa. has all the IPv6 reverse lookup records.

Here, hit Ctrl+Enter…after google/facebook and it’ll pop it right in there.

Yeah, gaming has been the boy equivalent of “fast fashion” for a while now.

Convenient so the rest of us are …

“Lord Farquaad.gif”

C, in some ways, is probably like a Xylophone because I always “get assembly” when I think it, and I know bits are the drum line and the CPU is the drummer.

I like this metaphor for this.

Uh, sometimes people just feel like “I could do it better” so they make a language or they’re in a CSci course that focused on writing a compiler/interpretter and so it started as coursework and just grew.

But yeah, others have mentioned that languages often come about because doing a thing in that language could’ve been done better so another took form.

Gotta offer businesses and security firms job security somehow, and then, they’ll recommend Microslop.

Yeah. In the US, the system works like this. For every dollar minted, it is an IOU to the very big bank as per the contract.

So, they’re creating a landfill near their house? Talk about shitting where you eat.