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ChatGPT's model is called "gpt-3.5-turbo".

Why bother with IPv6 support when IPv4 is more supported, and generally not in a state where we need to be using IPv6 as a default ?

Cool, but the badly looping background annoys me too much to use it. If you're trying to create a solution that allows peopel to focus, remove the badly edited thing that prevents them from focusing :P

I think it's mostly that the echo chamber that is the Infosec world gets tiring after a while.

Let's just shout "ffs, just patch yo' shit" rather than actually trying to educate people.

Let's all go to a hacking convention, and act like children and hack everything within arms reach at all times.

Let's all belittle people who don't have the same level of technical skill as us.

Let's all be arseholes to women in the field.

etc etc. that's why I took a step back, because for all the "we want to help you fix things to make the world a more secure place", the infosec industry seems to not want to help make it happen.

If anything, Twitter locking an incredibly insecure method of 2FA behind a paywall is a GOOD thing IMHO, cos it forces users to use a more secure methods instead such as using an authenticator app (Authy et al)

Great and all, but you'd need the IPFS data pinned somewhere, else it'll get garbage collected after a while. And if you're pinning it to a specific server (such as one you're running), why not just store the actual data in the database instead ?

Works fine for me, no requests to this "qwe.sh" or anything at all. Probably a crappy extension you have in your browser that's broken.

Also, not hacked :P

I think ASUS are the manufacturers and distributors, not the owners. Google still owns Coral, they just sub the production out to a third party.

I bought one from Amazon a few months ago, turned up pretty quickly. Camera was available as well.

You're having issues likely due to the "chip shortage" or whatever they're calling it these days.