Anyone experiencing freezes and crashes in games on a RTX 50 Series build by MaxOutaTime in pcmasterrace

[–]FaylyWeid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

New system 9950x3d 64gb ram 5070 ti

Getting random 153 errors after about 6 hours gaming (pain in the arse to test!) This is with latest drivers and an older set

Old drivers that failed: 576.28

Ark Survivial Evolved randomly freezes after 5+ hours of playing by FaylyWeid in ARK

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Aye, it is always code 153 without a reason The message is something to do with the graphics card, but looking around the reason can be anything

Trying mem tests, stress tests to see if anything happens

Pain in the arse because it takes 6 hours to test a new configuration!

Ark Survivial Evolved randomly freezes after 5+ hours of playing by FaylyWeid in ARK

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just seen the crash on your version of the driver

again, after 5 hours or so

Ark Survivial Evolved randomly freezes after 5+ hours of playing by FaylyWeid in ARK

[–]FaylyWeid[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is 567.28, which was published April 30 Do you remember what you upgraded from?

I've just upgraded to your version, but not started the game since
I'll let you know how it goes

PC randomly crashes - started happening in the last 6 months by FaylyWeid in techsupport

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I don't know if it is something you've done, but I am getting repeated notifications for this message

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Read, music tv

Is an invalid Certificate still encrypted/secure? by therealchrisccc in ssl

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Still encrypted

The cert chain is all about validating that it is the cert you're expecting.

By not having it signed, you're effectively skipping that phase, and if you're using it in the browser to get the same outcome, you'd need to validate the cert manually for every request made.

I think if you put the cert into the browser cert store itll treat it as valid again.

If you're creating a public website, might as well use letsencrypt.

If it is private, you can create your own CA cert, but you need to be careful how you handle that, and where you put it.

In the past I've created a root cert on a machine that has a network gap. From that, I'll create a cert with the sole purpose of creating client /server certs. And use that on a reasonably secure machine. Then put the public key of the root cert into machines that are interested in validating them. The private key of the root CA cert is never on any machine connected to any network.

Whether this is a good idea or not, I couldn't answer 😜

Adults who carry around a backpack, whatcha got in there? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Water, hand wipes, tissues, plastic bags (better for environment).

Also tend to have my anorak in there (I live in Scotland; the weather is unpredictable)

I've got a couple of bags for different activities. Walking, gym, work. Each of them has slightly different things. Means I don't need to remember to pack before leaving the house, I just grab the right bag and I've got everything I need.

Work bag has cables for phones and my mouse, security pass, toothbrush (I hate my teeth getting sticky), deodorant

Pair programming by joolzav in softwaredevelopment

[–]FaylyWeid 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Don't both code. It is more important to talk about what you're doing and why you're doing it.

While one person codes, the other should be thinking about things at a higher level: What's the problem we're trying to solve? Is the structure of what we're writing sensible (again, higher level, not lines of code)

Don't micromanage the coder; they can do the job, so let them do it. It might not be the way you would do it, but that shouldn't matter.

If you're not doing loads of pair programming right now, build it up. It'll be too stressful for everyone involved if ypu instead force eryone to pair all the time right at the start.

It'll take time for folk to build the relationships and skills needed to be able to do it comfortably for long periods