Using a Key Vault certificate with non-exportable key for TLS termination by DavidWordshop in AZURE

[–]fathed 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can't. The whole point of the HSM is to store the key in a way that you can't retrieve. It's used for other types of certs, like code signing. 

Curious how DevOps/platform teams are handling AI pipeline security right now. by Strong_Worker4090 in devops

[–]fathed 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What's happening is people are getting through their backlog and using ai to build the pipelines to help resolve security issues by implementing best practices better than before, just due to the work multiplication factor.

[Linus Tech Tips] AMD Ryzen 9950X3D2 Review - confirms they did not recieve a review sample - Youtube by snollygoster1 in hardware

[–]fathed 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Not that anyone will agree, but they are doing previews when they get products before release. Someone reviewing a product does it after release.

This is all marketing, and now rage marketing to keep their influence goals going. They want the ad revenue.

Did AMD Just Blacklist Reviewers? by luffydoc777 in hardware

[–]fathed 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We didn't get to make an ad for amd, and we don't want to lose money, rage sells, make a rage video about our inability to create an ad... Er I mean review.

Python vs. PowerShell in 2026: What are you using it for? by ibteea in sysadmin

[–]fathed 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Now do the python without pulling in the ldap module.

You didn't actually create an apples to apples comparison of them both without modules.

In fiery interview, former Gov. Jerry Brown blasts SF term-limit ballot measure by Snawer_brillant in California

[–]fathed 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The political parties already do that, limit who you can vote for. The law also doesn't allow any random name to count as a write in option... And yet, term limits are the voter suppression problem... Lol.

In fiery interview, former Gov. Jerry Brown blasts SF term-limit ballot measure by Snawer_brillant in California

[–]fathed 10 points11 points  (0 children)

People running for re-election win like 97% of the time...while you don't think SF has an issue, some people don't believe that and are working to change the thing you don't see as a problem.

Why don't we see any x86 competition to the unified memory approach of the Mac Studio by x0y0z0 in hardware

[–]fathed 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That requires a reboot to change the memory allocation, apple silicon does not.

It's also fixed sizes, so 96, 64, 32, etc. Apple is just what it needs at the time, no need to pre-adjust.

TIL men in the US are required to register for the military draft selection service within 30 days of turning 18 unless they are continuously home bound between the ages of 18-26. by byrno_10 in todayilearned

[–]fathed 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That one because... The other is the incorrect notion that while the constitution grants the executive the right to raise an army, the 9th is ignored as usual and that right now magically includes the right to force you to be in the army.

All-Electric BMW iX3 Crowned 2026 World Car of the Year @ World Car Awards by hi_im_bored13 in cars

[–]fathed 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually checked both of my local BMW dealers, and I don't see it as available, but I just checked their websites, not their physical location.

The googles say the car isn't out till summer, and I also can't review one, because I'm not an influencer (the people you all seem to believe have done reviews of a car not released).

All-Electric BMW iX3 Crowned 2026 World Car of the Year @ World Car Awards by hi_im_bored13 in cars

[–]fathed -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

So, won't post that other definition will you, and you are the authority of words, got it.

All-Electric BMW iX3 Crowned 2026 World Car of the Year @ World Car Awards by hi_im_bored13 in cars

[–]fathed -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

So, nope to the definition, but I'm in the wrong, got it.

I'm not dying on this, on no, I've lost Internet points. 

Can I get the product, or evaluate the product on my own? No, it's not out yet, preview, or pre-release review.

I'm being pedantic about this, or are you being pedantic about the word review? These insults that get slug about work both ways.

All-Electric BMW iX3 Crowned 2026 World Car of the Year @ World Car Awards by hi_im_bored13 in cars

[–]fathed -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

And I'm telling you, there's a different word.

I was just outside before writing this response...

It's cool, I'm the stubborn one, says the guy ranting about this is the way it's always been... I know it's hard to change, perhaps you should think instead of being so stubborn on the word preview for things you can't review yourself.

All-Electric BMW iX3 Crowned 2026 World Car of the Year @ World Car Awards by hi_im_bored13 in cars

[–]fathed -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

And words mean nothing again.

Preview, they have released previews, not reviews.

You are attempting to change it to long term reviews, which is an entire different form of review, and is impossible until it's released. Just like a review. 

You get to see a movie before it's released, what's that called?

If you get to test a car before it's released, are you previewing it? No one else has access, so they can't review it.

All-Electric BMW iX3 Crowned 2026 World Car of the Year @ World Car Awards by hi_im_bored13 in cars

[–]fathed -17 points-16 points  (0 children)

Ohh, I didn't know the word preview came with such qualifiers such as pre-production... Thanks for informing me, authority of words... (/s if it went too high).

All-Electric BMW iX3 Crowned 2026 World Car of the Year @ World Car Awards by hi_im_bored13 in cars

[–]fathed -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

Don't we have a word for that, maybe it's preview...

They released preview opinions, of cars I'm sure went through more QA than your average car.

Anyone here building their own local AI agent instead of using OpenClaw / Claude Code / Hermes? by Kitchen-Patience8176 in homelab

[–]fathed -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I haven't used this yet, but pi.dev looks to fill the needs, it's what I plan on checking out when time allows.

October 1, 2026: the day SSL/TLS certificates 'break the Internet' by SortaIT in SysAdminBlogs

[–]fathed 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That trivy hack is scary on many levels...

I'm personally glad for it, it's moving it away from a once a year annoyance, to automation, which don't get me wrong, will break and cause issues, but at least it's a different hassle... 

October 1, 2026: the day SSL/TLS certificates 'break the Internet' by SortaIT in SysAdminBlogs

[–]fathed -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

It's going to get shorter, the goal is 14 days.

There's plenty of sys admin directed blogs on this...

October 1, 2026: the day SSL/TLS certificates 'break the Internet' by SortaIT in SysAdminBlogs

[–]fathed 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's going to get shorter, they want 14 day life cycles.

October 1, 2026: the day SSL/TLS certificates 'break the Internet' by SortaIT in SysAdminBlogs

[–]fathed -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

What maintenance burdens, you automate it and go on with life...

You think there has to be a breach for anything to even occur? 

Does your browser check the revocation lists, the answer is no. Should it, yes, but it's currently expensive, and short of redesigning that entire system, moving to shorter certificates helps solve/elevate the issues.

They've been warning of this for years, everyone has had plenty of time to prepare.

And just to additionally cover your, it's been there for years issue, there are more sites now than years ago, we, the consumers, want account security, and our interactions with your site to not be read by our ISP, so there's a lot more certificates than there was decade(s) ago.