ZeDoTelhado

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This is actually a very interesting concept to try to make a piece . in case you are the original author: would you consider trying to do more on this one?

From what I understand from the article, generating code does not grant copyright, although of it is proven that most of the work is human made then you can have a copyright (to what percentage has to be manual work to have a copyright? Afaik, nothing is in the article). So with this in mind, I see that you cannot apply a license what essentially does not have a copyright (if most effort is not manual) but maybe someone can prove me wrong.

I do not have experience with the corsair one, but if the price is not so different, I cannot see being a bad choice. From a quick search I noticed some people do mention it can be a PITA to spread. Some heating up can help here if necessary

Depends. From my experience, even unopened paste loses performance over time. More if there is exposure to sun and/or significant temp fluctuations a shorts period of time (let's say going to the sun for 10 minutes and go to the fridge while hot, as an extreme example). And depending on the paste, there is a chance is not sealed properly (meaning, air can go in). I would advise to get a new tube, nothing crazy, meaning, something similar to artic 5 or artic 7 which is usually very inexpensive (no need for kpx, thermal grizzly or noctua)

But what is the age of said paste? Surely you didn't use something semi open in a drawer for several years. Or several years old even closed really

... Why does feels like this guy was being bullied in his own home? Jesus that is a lot to handle (this + the wife reaction on another post)

There is actually a lot more to this: a lot of people in the it sec crowd have been saying for many years that this habit of the gibberish passwords with symbols capitals and whatnot is actually a net deficit in security. Mostly because for the longest time people had to mostly remember all passwords and the policies for rotation were to aggressive (which lead to "lazy" changes). Nowadays unfortunately we still have people that inherited this thinking and still enforce this, but you also see a lot of people understanding that pass phrases are a lot better (of course should not be a predictable phrase like good morning, but it is possible to make it much better with way less effort)

Exactly like my stakeholders at my job: they introduce a term, refuse to further explain it until half development is done and we find out via other methods wtf is that, and understanding that everything needs to change, for the fifth time