Mandatum

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by Mandatum 5y ago
You can get that locally. Not many places serve those speeds.
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by Mandatum 5y ago
I really wish we put guard rails in the form of fines and damages to prevent people from exposing private or sensitive data. Handing people who have no idea about security or sensitivity of data the keys to the kingdom is like handing a tod
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Apple's Q1 Results(apple.com)
3 points by Mandatum 5y ago|1 comments
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by Mandatum 5y ago
I don’t understand why this is getting upvotes. Maybe I’m an idiot?
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by Mandatum 5y ago
People celebrating Spotify don’t realise that they’ve selectively gone through Rogans more spicy episodes historically and removed on edited them. This is business.
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by Mandatum 5y ago
Unfortunately I doubt support for common applications and frameworks will continue for IoT. It’s annoying enough trying to game, although you can. After 5 years I expect enough customisation and features/fixes available for Windows 11
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by Mandatum 5y ago
Thankfully LTSC 2021 was released, so I’m sitting on that until standard support ends in 5 years.
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by Mandatum 5y ago
Write a blog post with specifics, publish, send it to your account manager, hope they give you a steep discount or some path to minimize data usage. Things like audit logs, and field-specific settings can make a huge impact on overall usage
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by Mandatum 5y ago
If you work with government, the SLA's are so tight that this will never be feasible. Large SaaS and infrastructure providers consistently game uptime metrics to reduce breach related refunds and compensation. For one major provider I
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by Mandatum 5y ago
The reason the stuff lasts so long is it's chemically gone from cellulose/wood fiber to acetate. There's a lot of issues with using it aside from expense; anything touching it will be impacted by the acidity of the wood, so y
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by Mandatum 5y ago
I love RSS and MQTT for this as a "good enough" method. There's a few QL choices for CRUD operations too. We're getting there, albeit slowly..
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by Mandatum 5y ago
Got a link/proof? They integrate with video chat tools and huddles supports voice.. Not video.
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by Mandatum 5y ago
Collins hasn't done anything except management and policy for the last 30 years. The closest he's gotten to science is writing books I'd put in the autobiography or philosophy section and tag it "theistic evolution"
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by Mandatum 5y ago
I agree the US coast don't have much to write home about, however Montana, Colorado & rockies, Yellowstone, there's so much nation park lands and accompanying towns in the US that really do match up to AU and NZ.
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by Mandatum 5y ago
I'd choose an app marketed as being for kids by a major company than one that isn't. Messenger Kids is 100% being used to "capture the next generation", but at least the controls are built with their safety in mind and i
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by Mandatum 5y ago
Messenger Kids is really good for this: https://messengerkids.com/ It's made by a gross company, but they have ridiculously tight access controls.
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by Mandatum 5y ago
If you're not a founder or hold a sizable stake in the company, it doesn't matter and anyone at the company telling you different are lying to you. You're expendable. That relationship in the current market goes both ways. Ho
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by Mandatum 5y ago
Slack is specifically non-video, heck, the Slack sales and product people I've video conferenced with were over Zoom (which they chose). I don't think this is relevant until they integrate that functionality.
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by Mandatum 5y ago
Because often those security features come with a lot of excess infrastructure and architecture/re-engineering requirements. Would you prefer we lifted the fee for everyone including small businesses who don't need it to keep the
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by Mandatum 5y ago
If someone did this on my team, I'd publicly tear into them if I wasn't their manager for being not just unprofessional, but cruel. If I was their manager, they'd be forced to apologize for how it was handled to the person wi
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by Mandatum 5y ago
Which fork has the most merges?
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Zoho Mail Is Down(status.zoho.com)
8 points by Mandatum 5y ago|0 comments
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by Mandatum 5y ago
Not nearly tall enough for that.
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by Mandatum 5y ago
It's a dark pattern but I could give a fuck. ST authors, all.. 3 of them these days? Deserve more money than they ask for. I just wish they'd implement VS Code plugin compatibility rather than try to go head-to-head. I realise tha
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by Mandatum 5y ago
Did you consult a lawyer before posting this? Given how litigious some folk in SV are, I'd be wary. Microsoft doesn't tend to help fund defamation suits, they're not quite Oracle, but you never know. Also.. This seems to ha
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by Mandatum 5y ago
Publicly in November: [link redacted]
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by Mandatum 5y ago
Microsoft Cares? I think this confirms we're in some sort of inter-terrestrial waking-nightmare Office Space alternative universe variety show.
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by Mandatum 5y ago
New Zealand is not doing fine. Populism has fucked over a generation, and the chickens have started coming home to roost.
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by Mandatum 5y ago
I'm not drinking hot drinks on a 40C day. I'm sure this is fine for milder temps, but when you're in heatstroke heat temps for multiple days, this advice can't be right.
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by Mandatum 5y ago
+1 Brunswick, Melbourne

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