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Leave the packages online, but remove them from indexes and require --force to install them.
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They're okay. But they want to believe a lot of things, and the market for telling people what they want to hear is large and evergreen.
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The best way to avoid getting sued by Twitter is to never advertise on the platform, ever.
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I never poisoned data, but I have implemented systems where clients who made requests too quickly got served data from a snapshot that only updated every 15 minutes.
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It's a deliberate act intended to prevent competitors from moving in to the space.
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Not for long, anyway.
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It's no worse than dismissing claims based on disdain for the speaker instead of addressing the claims directly.
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Rodent-over-IP would be a fascinating read.
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The problem with voting for candidates who solve problems with unpopular approaches is that they lose elections to people who campaign on making the problem worse.
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Nothing else is suitable for multilateral, full-mesh federation yet. The OIDC multilateral federation standard hasn't been finalized or fully implemented yet, and it takes years to coordinate this kind of change in a federation.
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I believe they will eventually. But first, the spec needs to be finalized (in progress), implemented in all the libraries that need to support it (some in progress, some unaware this is coming), and deployed by all federation managers and m
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Multiple airlines do this as well.
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The schedules are shockingly easy to adjust.
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Multilateral federation is SAML's killer app, and why higher education still uses it instead of OIDC.
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Unless your customers are primarily in higher education/research, then just take the time to figure out SAML. Higher ed collaboration requires eduGAIN, which requires SAML (because SAML has mature multilateral federation support).
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Yes. In an environment where you have so many clients that they can DDoS the antivirus management server, you have to stagger the update schedule anyway. The way we set it up, sysadmins/help desk/dev deployments updated on day 1,
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Teams, and it's not even close. Azure DevOps usually fails in understandable ways. Teams usually fails in ways that make me doubt my understanding of technology, society, and the nature of reality.
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There's an entire industry devoted to teaching people how to flip Amazon return pallets. The warnings not to relist returns as new on Amazon might as well be instructions to do exactly that.
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Write-ahead logs seem to be rediscovered every 3-5 years.
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I've yet to find anything better than pen and paper. You just grab the pen and go. Also, it's really hard to hack paper. Apple Pencil & iPad works fairly well, but the multipurpose nature of the device often means that I need
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Content on TV (for better or worse) is regulated, and those regulations are periodically updated to address the moral outrage of the day.
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Legal Considerations When Gathering/Purchasing Data from Illicit Sources (2020)
(justice.gov)
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Airlines want planes in the air making money every hour of every day. They can't make money from the planes when they're grounded due to lax QA at their incumbent supplier (who happens to be a felon).
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Everytime I encounter a "daily consumption of ${thing widely believed to be unhealthy} improves health" story it inevitably turns out that the researchers just found another proxy for socio-economic status. Could that be the case
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"The objective is to protect Europeans against traffic accidents, poor air quality and climate change, empower them with new mobility solutions that match their changing needs, and defend the competitiveness of European industry,"
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Take away the position counter, and this would perfectly simulate trying to use a single-line BBS.
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This will surely result in change to the government policies that make Spain an attractive tourist destination.
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The Ethiopian airlines crash reportedly killed 8 Americans.
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It needs write-ahead logging and better transaction isolation before it can be taken seriously for high transaction volume environments. Neat concept, though.
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Or, like, people could just use both. I realize that means running yet another instance of Chrome, but it's 2024. Even Macs can multitask.
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