tartarin

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Certificates can have multiple usages and you didn't specify the purpose in your case. A certificate is not necessarily tied to an IP or even a server. However, if you want to authenticate the server with a certificate, you will need the IP address to be resolved by a DNS. So, you should clarify what you actually want to accomplish. Do you expect your certificates to be self-signed or signed by a certification authority? A certification authority cannot validate a private IP address.

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You assume the average usage is representative of the actual usage. You averaged the actions over the time period, nothing's says the users didn't performed the averaged 72 actions within the first three days or any time restricted window within the whole period of time and got bored with it seeing no or low value.

That's not the LLM that understand your encoded string, it's simply a preprocessing filter recognizing the signature of a base64 encoded string that decodes it and pass it back to the LLM.

Frankly, is this really the expression of religion? I don't think so. At best, it's the expression of hypocrisy, like anyone praying in public for the show and his personal expression of self-righteousness.

It's still amazing that many Americans are falling for this and are so religion centered. My own brother-in-law is an American pastor and a huge selfish hypocrite.