chaz6

+1 for Telegram support

Every time a discussion like this comes up I am reminded of Microsoft's "RID master" used in Active directory. A central server issues out chunks of ID's to each server on demand (usually when a watermark is reached), so each server always has a pool of ID's available to use.

Are there any extensions for PostgreSQL that do this?

Can anyone sign certificates with the compromised keys and submit them to a CT log?

One company prints identity cards with a hologram to prevent copying. Another company puts on a dot with a crayon.

Being able to handle concurrent requests with one worker is nice. I hope this becomes available for Python too.

It is not just DDR4; I know of at least one supplier sampling units with DDR3 for their ONTs.

The article contains conflicting statements:

> anyone already pointed at any existing free CA can move to us by changing a directory URL, with no new tooling and nothing to re-architect.

> We will only issue to clients that support ACME Renewal Information (ARI), standardized in RFC 9773.

I do not think both can be true.

There are a lot of places in the UK where you do not have the facility to charge your car at home (terraced houses, apartment buildings with no parking spaces). Running cables to buildings is risky. Even where there are houses that have a road in front of the front door, there is no guarantee that the owner is able to park in front.

I feel like for verified photography to be useful, it really needs a depth sensor so you can tell the difference between an actual scene and a photo of a photo. Granted, you could 3d print a scene from a photo, but at least for now it should be pretty obvious to tell the difference.

Crimes on this scale warrant capital punishment.