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721.
by beachy 4y ago
There are a lot of scenarios that involve power and perhaps internet outages but aren't the end of mankind. Volcanoes, earthquakes, war-related disruption, (worse) viruses. Power is something you can do yourself. We have a cabin with 5
722.
by beachy 4y ago
Adding that to my must sees if I ever get back to Hawaii.
723.
by beachy 4y ago
Agree, and yet (assuming we reach that happy place) what happens next? Who decides how high to wind the global thermostat? Would countries who have benefited from increased temperatures (Russia perhaps) all fall in line and happily agree to
724.
by beachy 4y ago
Where I live, beaches are virtually sacred and certainly not the places to dump anything.
725.
by beachy 4y ago
> I want to index and enable deep visualized search through video libraries and in videos Sounds very interesting. I was thinking about this the other day in the context of golf. Thanks to Youtube, I can learn from watching the swing of
726.
by beachy 4y ago
Like Youtube, that struggling video streaming platform?
727.
by beachy 4y ago
This is pure Aussie: > The scene that greeted the four as they disembarked at the dock was one of pure chaos. Darwin was in the midst of an invasion scare. Worse, the arrival of the first freighter full of beer in months had resulted in
728.
by beachy 4y ago
> Countries and people that value censorship really shouldn't have a say in american social media. I believe they should develop their own social media. If American social media chooses to be global (it does!), then putting up with
729.
by beachy 4y ago
> Users who violate the rules must talk to a “conflict coordinator” and read documents about why their behavior was problematic before they can post again. These moves are intended to “lay a foundation for users and set a different expec
730.
by beachy 4y ago
Agree. The candidates were put in a situation where they had to decide whether to fend for themselves (hoard information and ideas) or burst out into team working mode - helping the same people they were competing with for the job. These te
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by beachy 4y ago
Separate user spaces are achievable within a single realm. In our case, we do it using an account chooser within our application code. After logging in, you select the account you want to work within. I think of realms as part of a trust mo
732.
by beachy 4y ago
I don't think I've ever seen a web site where the content was so interesting, but the presentation was so piss poor that the bulk of visitors likely leave without having even read any of this cool stuff. For the love of god, throw
733.
by beachy 4y ago
These comments are irritating but so true. WTF! I waited for many seconds for the page to load, and now I have to wait 3 or 4 seconds every time I try and scroll. Maybe this doesn't reflect on the company, but I feel if you can't
734.
by beachy 4y ago
Realms are not necessarily equivalent to tenants in Keycloak. You can run many tenants inside a single realm (we do). They can all log in to their account using Google, LI, etc., as well as email/password. It's only if your tenant
735.
by beachy 4y ago
My bank disallows "simple" pin codes like 1234, 1111, etc. This even further reduces the difficulty of guessing pin codes.
736.
by beachy 5y ago
Are you saying that the censor-resistant purity of crypto has the ability to inspire values of liberal democracy in the lackies who toil in NK's hacking farms? That seems rather idealistic, let alone any likelihood of it leading to dem
737.
by beachy 5y ago
There are lots of downsides to doing absolute partitioning of tenants (along with lots of upsides as you point out). Really annoying things that slash your velocity. You can't easily run pan-customer queries, can't aggregate data.
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by beachy 5y ago
It surprises me too. Perhaps they are snow blind from having had something like it in the past and then removing it. But in the modern era, I feel that being able to use human signals like that - on top of the fancy algorithms - could well
739.
by beachy 5y ago
Putin may yet turn out to have the most positive effect of anyone in history on weaning the world from our fossil fuel addiction. I'd love to see him get an award for that (posthumously).
740.
by beachy 5y ago
The one thing I wish that Google offered would be the ability to blacklist sites for a period (coud be fixed - say 6 months). So damn annoying when the top search results all lead to shitty SEO-optimised sites that use a whole page to bla
741.
by beachy 5y ago
This is extremely poor for a large SaaS company. A standard RFP question for SaaS should be: - Can you restore data for a single customer, and if so, what is the RTO for that operation? A smaller SaaS could be excused for only thinking abou
742.
by beachy 5y ago
> In general, use the Authorization Code grant if there is a human being involved and the Client Credentials grant if you are performing server to server communication. This is the crux of the article. We're integrating with a vendo
743.
by beachy 5y ago
Someone who doesn't want a bad reference themselves, for "encouraging people to follow them out the door".
744.
by beachy 5y ago
I totally understandthat. But at the same time, a multi-week outage is really a sign of an org that simply does not have their shit together at all. But the lack of transparency is the worst. Another post speculated that Atlassian has lost
745.
by beachy 5y ago
Why would you continue with that plan? You couldn't get a clearer warning signal.
746.
by beachy 5y ago
Excellent rebuttal and good links. But they are both for one-offs - single events or single rogue employees. One offs always happen. Systematic, Enron-style ingrained fraud is quite another. The idea that Apple is systematically reading peo
747.
by beachy 5y ago
I would take the bet in this case without hesitation. Apple is too big and has too many potential internal whistle blowers to run a clandestine email monitoring operation.
748.
by beachy 5y ago
A better place to get a status upgrade could be the UK. A New Zillund accent doesnt really slot in anywhere in particular in the Brit class system so you are granted a kind of free pass while they work out your abilities. (Experience from l
749.
by beachy 5y ago
Wow, blushing. I had entirely forgotten I used to do that in many situations. It's hideously embarrassing because it's so obvious to others. FWIW the good news is it goes away, or did for me.
750.
by beachy 5y ago
That's a bit simplistic. Do you really think that there aren't at least a couple of things that your competitor has done better than you? Don't you want to know about them? You don't have to copy them slavishly but maybe

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