Spooky23

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by Spooky23 7mo ago
Their founder is a lunatic giving a lecture tour about the anti-Christ and the need to move beyond national-states. The CEO is on some bizarre PR tour where he comes off like a Bond villain.
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by Spooky23 7mo ago
There is on prem office. Government and 365 is weird. Non-military entities use “Government Community Cloud”, which is an environment where data is stored in segmented areas of Microsoft data centers, but everything else is on commercial in
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by Spooky23 7mo ago
2018 was peak chip and jojo. Every suburban chick was into grey and barn doors.
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by Spooky23 7mo ago
The problem is we went from a market that consisted of cheapo/good bulbs at various brightness levels to a market where Walmart and Home Depot have like 60 linear feet of bulbs. There’s no standards and people are clueless and confused
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by Spooky23 7mo ago
Not traders. Friends and family. These guys are idiots who figure they will all be pardoned before Trump leaves office, or part of the junta that replaces him if he doesn’t leave office.
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by Spooky23 7mo ago
You’re not thinking it through. There’s a rich enterprise ecosystem for MDM. Microsoft, Google, Omnissa, IBM, etc. They don’t want to compete with those partners, and wouldn’t be effective if they did. But, there’s a gap of smaller companie
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by Spooky23 7mo ago
My perspective on this is that my first real job in 1999 was a DBA. I was an intern and then junior focused on the Oracle and Informix database and optimization of the systems and storage. Basically the Unix sysadmin who grokked database. W
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by Spooky23 7mo ago
It's a pretty dopey thing to miss.
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> job interviews would be exclusively audio only. Have fun. If you do it in volume, you'll get scammed pretty badly. Both by luck of the draw, and scammers who will actively target you.
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by Spooky23 7mo ago
> job interviews would be exclusively audio only. Have fun. If you do it in volume, you'll get scammed pretty badly. Both by luck of the draw, and scammers actively targeting you.
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by Spooky23 7mo ago
As a defender, you only need to fail once. Blow up a few B-2s on the ramp and that becomes a event with unlimited bad potential.
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They would be no longer responsible for doing it. My kid had classmates as young as 8 using it. Facebook knows this.
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by Spooky23 7mo ago
They’re at war. The US and Israel are bombing everything anyway. Strategically, Diego Garcia is a forward operating base for irreplaceable B-52 and B-2 bombers. Placing them at risk on the ground seems like a reckless call, more likely the
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It’s going over your head. He’s talking about certain people.
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Pay to play and keep selling. Understand the liabilities and cover your ass, address the biggest risks. The point of SOC2 is really demonstrate that you have controls. The other fake compliance areas are scarier for sure. You used to see re
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by Spooky23 7mo ago
It depends where you are. Most cities in the Northeast you are correct. But coastal areas, big swaths of New Jersey and Long Island IIRC are definitely dependent on power. Towns with water towers usually pump it from the ground. Alot of sub
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by Spooky23 7mo ago
That's a money play too. Some of the best farmland in the world is now the endless subarban Boston->DC corridor. We created the miracle on the desert, and billions were made in real estate.
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by Spooky23 7mo ago
I ran an enterprise help desk for a few years. I wasnt in the day to day, but would listen to calls sometimes. The reality is, dumb 5 year olds are often smarter. We had a large (250k) workforce with a pretty wide variance in roles. We had
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by Spooky23 7mo ago
Apple News is a weird interface it it’s great. Magazines are all garbage now with few exceptions. In my case my local paper is there as well. I would subscribe to the paper directly, but after the 19 week trial, it renews for random interva
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by Spooky23 7mo ago
> Outlook is trashier than it has ever been before Which one? There’s two now! Lol
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by Spooky23 7mo ago
It absolutely is. I did some consulting work for an environment where they have to churn out code to meet certain unchanging schedules, usually you can dumb down the process to make it more deterministic. These guys had to manage very compl
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by Spooky23 7mo ago
Microsoft was always afraid of being IBM. They are more IBM than IBM. When they started flying people in the beg that I buy 100 Surface Laptops, that was the confirmation of everything I had been thinking. All I could think of was IBM flyin
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Because that is evil socialism
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They really aren’t. They package benefits to try to hit different price points. Obamacare accelerated consolidation of providers and most regions have a cartel of 2-4 health networks.
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Arrogance, and using war to avoid consequences for personal bad behavior of the leader.
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It’s obviously not the only way. The more likely way is what is happening, a new medieval era with lords and serfs.
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That’s one of the flawed arguments used against minimum wage. The answer is, no.
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Yeah, morning eastern time Claude is brutal.
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By design. Just like the KGB and Putin's minions, Bin Laden correctly saw fault lines and weaknesses in the US an exploited them. He did what he did with a long-range context in mind. The "three letter agencies" were neutered
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The US is building out the infrastructure for a police state. The people who control the consolidated tech platforms are either spearheading or collaborating with that process. Privacy as a concept isn't even in the cards. You need to

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