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The United Kingdom has reportedly decided to further bolster the nation’s AI regulations amidst increasing issues aroused by Deepfakes. The Labour Party has proposed a policy paper to frame new legislation banning AI tools that create nude images and nonconsensual pornography.

European countries have already discussed and initiated regulatory measures regarding artificial intelligence (AI). In December 2023, Europe marked a historical moment, becoming…

Stewart’s second rule of interacting with guests seems like a no-brainer but, let’s face it, hosting comes with a lot of responsibilities, especially if you are cooking and that can make it difficult to talk to everyone. The cookbook author explained in an NPR interview that she loves to talk to her guests and have them lend a hand in preparing. “I think if you have people involved — let them help you in the kitchen,” she said. 

Stewart is also a fan of playing games, especially if kids are at the festivities. Whether it’s puzzles or a ping pong tournament, the domestic icon creates an atmosphere where everyone feels included and there are plenty of opportunities for fun interactions. 

Her third rule is not to leave anyone hungry or thirsty, which means you should…

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2023-09-12

Facilis, an internationally acclaimed provider of cost-effective, high-performance shared storage solutions for collaborative media production networks, is set to showcase new high-performance server models, its latest asset management features and Smart Access Rules innovations at the highly anticipated IBC 2023. This event will serve as a platform for unveiling new features and product offerings, reaffirming Facilis’ commitment to advancing creative workflows within its renowned HUB architecture.

HUDSON, Mass., Sept. 12, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Facilis, an internationally acclaimed provider of cost-effective, high-performance shared storage solutions for collaborative media production networks, is set to showcase new…

Originally Posted by Phil McKerracher

I’d recommend disabling mod_security completely, as described above. In my experience, it generally does more harm than good and I stopped using it myself more than 10 years ago in favour of better alternatives.

I do not recommend disabling it completely but he can ask the host to disable it per rule ID.

Depending on the kind of rules the provider has, ModSecurity can help block spam, hack attempt, brute force, injection, etc… it can also help with your bandwidth and lessen the web server load for useless traffic.

Originally Posted by Phil McKerracher

I’d recommend disabling mod_security completely, as described above. In my experience, it generally does more harm than good and I stopped using it myself more than 10 years ago in favour of better alternatives.

I do not recommend disabling it completely but he can ask the host to disable it per rule ID.

Depending on the kind of rules the provider has, ModSecurity can help block spam, hack attempt, brute force, injection, etc… it can also help with your bandwidth and lessen the web server load for useless traffic.