Movies and TV shows actually do it this way to prevent actual machines getting group hugged.

Like in that one X-Files episode, where the Lone Gunmen hack into an invalid IP.

at 192.512.512.10.0/42.

I was assuming Greek Yoghurt (which really is just high fat yogurt) to be what you start with. Low fat yogurt is obviously going to stay tasteless when you remove water, which would be pointless.

As that yogurt is already lactofermented, it is indeed technically cheese. Just very wet, very fresh cheese. The basic difference between cream cheese and yogurt is water content, even if several internet randos are confidently wrong about that; the liquid from straining yogurt is called Whey for a reason - it’s the exact same thing as the liquid from cheesemaking.

If you put Yoghurt in a coffee filter and let it drip off some water, you have cream cheese. Which is the main ingredient of cheesecake.

I’m sorry but biscuits in yoghurt is indeed basically cheesecake if you want to be pedantic.

I’ve said this before, the current US admin fits what you get when you literally drain a swamp. Everything’s kinda disgusting and mucky, you have a faint smell of sulphur and decay and you have a good chance do trip over a half-mummified corpse or five.

That’s the Sandy Petersen of DOOM fame. Wicked.

I mean I’m not saying the investment isn’t emotional only.

Because they need to protect their investment bubble. If that bursts before Deepseek is banned, a few people are going to lose a lot of money, and they sure as heck aren’t gonna pay for it themselves.

I’m a trained netsec professional so handling keys and such is not really a hassle for me. What is a hassle IMO is having to manually do more things than hitting the “revoke” button to fully properly revoke a certificate, so that’s where the CRL/OCSP req comes from.

Looks like that part is something you really only get for free with EJBCA, which I’ve tried and found very exhausting to use for my home network. If I had to pick one for work I’d probably go with EJBCA though, seems worth the effort if you’re doing more complex things.

step-ca does not currently support active revocation mechanisms like a Certificate Revocation List (CRL) or Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP).

Meh. Doesn’t do what I need it to. :/

Does seem like automatic CRL/OCSP is something you only get for free with EJBCA. Frustrating, that.