I saw an article about one trained on research papers. (Built by Meta, maybe?) It also spewed out garbage: it would make up answers that mimicked the style of the papers but had its own fabricated content! Something about the largest nuclear reactor made of cheese in the world…

It also gives context for what way things could be worse. Compared to a completely dissociated suggestion like, “the entire universe didn’t spontaneously turn into farts therefore this isn’t the worst timeline.”

It demonstrates how things could be worse, but aren’t.

Cheese is the answer. The worst possible timeline would not have cheese.

Isn’t there a film about saving him?

While a CVSS score of 9.9 indicates critical severity, it’s important to approach the situation with a balanced perspective.

The whole article sounds like somebody asked chatGPT to explain the tweet in more detail.

Call your credit company and block the transaction.

Remind them that if they don’t, you have a hitman awaiting a victim.

how does one use the dark web?

I think Firefox has a toggle for it these days. Your Android phone can also turn it on automatically when the lights get low or after 7pm.

Like, getting a hitman for a friend? Or getting a hitman for a friend?

But then the victim isn’t included in the price and costs twice as much.

Yes, but… IIRC dubious connections and motives. Cf the Audacity debacle

it’s a polite way of saying, “intelligence vs emacs”

Found memories: and the memories are French.

Ok

They pass TCP over UDP.

I took a quick look at the GitHub repo - selfhosted Netbird looks harder and more resource hungry, not easier! At least compared to Nebula.

Wow, self-hosting Netbird is a lot more involved than Nebula, and needing a lot more resources!

Isn’t that the same with all of them? Using UDP so they can tunnel between machines that are both behind NAT?

Thank you, that’s helpful. I’ll look up Authentik.

1. Biggest thing was actually the sign up options. What if I don’t want my machines calling to Google or Microsoft to get access to Tailscale? I need to look up the other OIDC providers but don’t know much about that yet.
2. Then the fact of Nebula being fully open source and fully on my machines. (Though that’s a little undercut by the Android problem being solved only by their managed service).
3. Headscale gave me an impression of being more complicated to set up and maintain. Haven’t tried it yet, that was just my feel when I chose which one to try.
4. More recently, I saw Nebula’s interesting post on performance benchmarks. At high throughout Tailscale can be better for CPU but heavier on memory. Hopefully at my sort of very low throughout it’s small on memory but if I’m squeezing a client into a cheap vps alongside nextcloud and other things, memory use is more concerning to me than CPU… I wonder how much memory Tailscale uses when not doing much.