This is why I ask humans instead of AI. I didn’t consider router level options.

I’ve already got dynamic DNS set up, and I’ve been meaning to set up a way to access my NAS from out of the house. This might be the final push I need.

My router is running OpenWRT (and stopped having intermittent issues after replacing the stock OS).

I’m leaning toward Tailscale for the “quick and easy” recommendation. If I need to do this again, I might try something a little more advanced.

Don’t just run random commands though. Take a few seconds to understand what it does. If you still don’t understand, ask the AI to explain it.

That way you both learn how to do things yourself, and lower your risk of running harmful commands.

I think we should call it a large language model. It’s pretty good at interpreting language, but not good at logic, understanding, mathematics, or intelligence.

Quantum Leap (1989 TV series) had a similar, but less functional device.

I tried hacking you, but my router coincidentally failed at the same time. You got lucky this time.

Science advances one funeral at a time

That’s shifting the goal posts a bit.

Some form of prevention for knowingly making false election promises is a good start.

In my opinion️, they should be.

Australian politicians have been repeatedly making popular promises around election time, then quietly not doing anything about them after the election.
Candidates who are unlikely to be elected have also been making near impossible promises. They know that the promises don’t need to be realistic because they won’t be elected, but loft promises will still bring them more votes and more media time.

There should be some form of penalty for not completing an election promise once in power, and any party already in power should only be promising things they’re already working on.

Trump is already in power and could give the money at any time. He is deliberately tying it to voting.

(He also has a long history of not paying, but that’s not relevant for the legal difference)

China is making rapid improvements in high speed rail. It would be nice if we could get that kind of motivation in other countries.

https://xkcd.com/1053/

Peter Capaldi as Caecilius in Doctor Who (The fires of Pompeii) before joining Doctor Who as The Doctor

I’ve heard of Australian bushfires traveling close to 100km/h (60mph) with a strong wind.

What’s even worse is if the flame front is diagonal to your path of travel. The flames might be going 50km/h, but if they’re coming at you at 60%, then you have to be going at least 100km/h to outrun them.

Fires don’t need to follow roads. If a fire is traveling perpendicular to the only road you have, you can’t drive away from it.

How many do you have?

Stone

Cookie AutoDelete for Firefox and Chrome.

Source

Are you suggesting that all countries on earth will adopt this law, or that all developers in all countries will comply with the law of one country?

Will all previous versions of all OSs be deleted? Will all OSs become closed source so you can’t just remove the age verification part?

Will you be the only person on earth who is willing to break an unethical law to have basic privacy?

If yes to all the above, then you may need to start learning how to program.