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  • Yeah if you can dig a record and received a response it’s not a routing issue.

    But aren’t you on the same subnet as your DNS server? There’s no routing happening if you’re on the same subnet which I was assuming.

    Even through dig defaults to outputting A records when no other options are specified, I would use the A option anyway just in case:

     
        
    dig @192.168.0.249 study.lan A
    
      

    If you use “ping study.lan” do you see it output the A record IP address in the first line of output?

    Did you try using nslookup as I described?

  • Yeah MakeMKV is great. That should be top on any ripping software list.

  • How exactly are you testing this from your client, with ping? What are you using to query the DNS?

    If you run nslookup from the client

    • Does the ‘server’ command return the correct DNS server?
    • Does

      <A-record>

      .lan return the expected record?

    I’m assuming you’ve run ifconfig to verify your client’s NIC has been assigned the correct DNS via DHCP?

  • Nobody draws the weather better than this guy

  • You see, we first have to think about optimal tip-to-tip efficiency…

  • Thousands of datasets from Data.gov have disappeared since Trump's inauguration. What's going on?

    Jump
  • Yes, but technically they merely just removed the reference from the file table. If they don’t start writing too much additional data we can recover those data sets - there’s still time!

  • JFC, thank you. I didn’t realize until it was spelled out for me. I’m definitely not that kind of smart.

    This is why I always sucked at games like Myst

  • And the gagging also

  • which means you’ll never have to slow down for a speed bump ever again

    That one got me laughing

  • I heard he posted in green text

  • That’s not how names work

  • Perfection…

  • Are you looking for something free?

    MS Intune works very well especially when using multiple platforms. Not positive about the Chromebook though.

  • Yeah. That’s what I just mentioned.

  • They said “AI bubble collapses” first then “their value” - meaning the product’s practical use stops functioning (people stop using it) first thus causing economic breakdown for the companies as a result.

    It’s obvious that the OP is expecting LLMs to be a fad that people will soon be forgetting.

  • You’re right about the definition, and I do think the LLMs will aid in a product offering’s profitability, if not directly generate profits. But OP didn’t mean economically, they meant LLMs will go the way of slap bracelets.

  • To each his own, but I use Copilot and the ChatGPT app positively on a daily. The Copilot integration into our SharePoint files is extremely helpful. I’m able to curate data that would not show up in a standard search of file name and content indexing.

  • Who are those guys hanging with President Musk?

  • AI (LLM software) is not a bubble. It’s been effectively implemented as a utility framework across many platforms. Most of those platforms are using OpenAI’s models. I don’t know when or if that’ll make OpenAI 100 billion dollars, but it’s not a bubble - this is not the .COM situation.