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by Stranger43 3y ago
Agile is everything to everyone because it's derived from an manifesto made up of non-actionable feel-good slogans but is very often used as a shorthand for a set of project management practices, that have an less then perfect real wor
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by Stranger43 3y ago
Because you haven't articulated them were well. My experiences with OKR's is that they are an cargo cult practices covering the lack of good coherent strategy, the exception to this is things that looks like OKR's but evolved
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by Stranger43 3y ago
The problem with OKR and every other fad managment system weather it be agile. SaFE, or LEAN is that they are all essentially cargocults once the leave the orgnisation that spawned them. The problem is that organisations that feels the need
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by Stranger43 3y ago
an good example from an us gov standard contract is here https://www.acquisition.gov/far/52.249-2 It's basically "a no harm, no faul" termination of an existing contract, and is fairly common in competit
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by Stranger43 3y ago
It's not the smartphone as much as the negative synergy between many to many shortform social media and the always there smartphone that is creating all of the damage. If you uninstall every social media app from the smartphone and con
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by Stranger43 3y ago
The feature being developed was a way to make adopting Edge easier and with that mindset of that being what the users want developing robust ways for edge not to run it's import feature at every boot simply never gets to be an priority
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by Stranger43 3y ago
I think your making the assumption that business user means someone sitting st a desk with a PC writing letters in word or doing calculations in excel and not someone with a shovel doing gardening or driving a van around. For the average sm
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by Stranger43 3y ago
There is a large segment of crossover where small non-IT centric companies will run it on whatever was on sale at their local reseller and a couple of Cloud services for CRM and accounting and no IT staff/policy. For those to sign up w
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by Stranger43 3y ago
It looks like MS response to completely missing the boat of the early web 1.0 and 2.0 development is to go all in trying to be less trustworthy then Meta, Google, tiktok, apple and amazon combined by ignoring all pretense to respecting any
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by Stranger43 3y ago
The problem with the computerization brings benefit lines is that it was demonstratively true back in the mainframe days but became less and less so once the big beast with dedicated attendants and handlers got replaced by "not quite f
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by Stranger43 3y ago
In a lot of ways not legally. In and out can fire their vendor and walk away, this is nearly impossible for an public institution to do once the procurement contract is awarded, so those systems end up "too big to fail" no matter
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by Stranger43 3y ago
Nope thats what sharepoint365 and teams(which does include an file store in it;s channel feature) comes into play but the back end and api's are essentially the same as for one drive. MS have done a good job of tying everything into a
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by Stranger43 3y ago
My perception is that General aviation is mostly stuck in 1950ies when it comes to technology and we might be seeing an issue where the real issue is the limit of verbal communication to be unambiguous enough for modern standards. It would
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by Stranger43 3y ago
Change IT provider! The reason why things gets worse is not that the cloud companies are evil monopolies(they are for profit companies who cannot put the common good ahead of their shareholders financial interests) but that people refuse to
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by Stranger43 3y ago
Enterprise backup solutions are high maintenance product even when they actually do what they claim which is not a guarantee. And the way onedrive sneaks it's way into the organisation without an structured plan means that they often d
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by Stranger43 3y ago
Probably not, not if they bought into the o365 product hook line and sinker, which you kind of have to if your a windows shop as MS is using every dark pattern known to them to make it harder for office files to exist outside of one-drive&#
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by Stranger43 3y ago
The real question is why nobody ever looks at the smaller regional cloud providers when the big ones pull some stunt they don't like. There is hundreds of companies offering nextcloud hosting, and yet the presumption is that only the b
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by Stranger43 3y ago
yes and this is likely twitter overcompensating after that fallout. Basically what this show is that firing your entire moderation team leads to inconsistent moderation as modern automation simply isn't up to the task of dealing with h
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by Stranger43 3y ago
The big hurdle is that for some reason people think that video content cannot be decentralized and that building off-platform brands tend to be a lot harder then playing the algorithm for most professional creators. Web3 as a brand is proba
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by Stranger43 3y ago
But those are platforms, for some reason this was not seen as a major problem back when we had websites and rss feeds rather then people sharing spaces on a single platform. There was always an underground of filth(even in the pre-internet
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by Stranger43 3y ago
Exept of cause that it creates a bunch of giant for profit gatekeepers manipulating the content stream for maximum profit(for the gatekeeper).
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by Stranger43 3y ago
It feels like the web grew up into an bitter old fart who takes everything way to seriously. What's missing is the culture of "anonymity" where everyone was pretty much just a screen name and people did not give that much car
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by Stranger43 3y ago
Depends a lot on the jurisdiction several European courts have thrown put EULA's and TOS' agreements as being entirely invalid in a business to customer relationship, but im sure some American court somewhere will declare those as
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by Stranger43 3y ago
If my experience is anything to go by those clusters will fade and die over the next 20 years just like the equally critical and irreplaceable unix(tm) vms and mainframe system is in the process of doing. But it will be a long process and a
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by Stranger43 3y ago
We have had sales people trying to push this to us for the last few years and so far it's been ridiculously priced and nobody seems to come up with plausible real life success stories. My impression is that vmware have had almost no tr
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by Stranger43 3y ago
But if doing evil(killing) is always the work of evil/amoral people can you actually have "good" soldiers? given that the work of a soldier at war involves killing, especially as modern mechanized armies use weapons that make
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by Stranger43 3y ago
They are engaging lawyers and engaging with some of Sweden's most popular and powerful NGO's that's not doing nothing that's actively throwing money into a fight that's both hard to win and where the worst outcome m
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by Stranger43 3y ago
Elon dont control Tesla the way he does X and have been consistently overruled by his the tesla board of directors so this will merely be another case of Elon loosing face.
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by Stranger43 3y ago
The way unions work in scandinavia is that they are decentralized but supportive of each other. IE as long as the workers don't form an local chapter everything is fine the problem if that when such a chapter forms and the company igno
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by Stranger43 3y ago
At least not directly, if they sell via a dealership/importer who employs unionized labor they have no problem it's only direct from Tesla sales that's impacted but then again a big part of Tesla's model is of cause that

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