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betaby
3y ago
You don't.
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betaby
3y ago
While you are right, said 2bdrm were costing 1100-1200 per month in 2019 in Montreal. So prices are catching up in Montreal as well. Surely it's not THAT bad yet, but also keep in mind that typical after tax income in QC is probably 30
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betaby
3y ago
Didn't work in Canada.
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betaby
3y ago
It easy to move staff from the officeA to the officeB in the same city, in fact I witnessed such moves multiple times. However moving from AWS to Azure is not that easy at all!
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betaby
3y ago
Did you personally have a good result with it? What language? (Didn't retain much personally)
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betaby
3y ago
Still, what exactly has changed in the last year that Zscaller/Netskope became prevalent? What law has changed? Can someone pinpoint on it. I work for telecom company for example, two years ago there was no zscaller/netskope MITM
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betaby
3y ago
Compliance with exactly what? Their own rules?
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betaby
3y ago
You can try to block zscaller ( or netskope) IP on you home router. Most of the times IT laptops are default to 'normal' web behaviour if zscaller/netskope is not available.
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betaby
3y ago
Some suggest is too much to have 70% of the occupations being regulated.
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betaby
3y ago
That's not how percents work.
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betaby
3y ago
About 70% of jobs in USA/Canada are regulated. I think we are well past the useful regulations.
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betaby
3y ago
> In western europe. I would say housing crisis real in Poland too. It's very expensive relatively to income there.
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betaby
3y ago
EU, CA and USA are in denial of the fact of the rapid population growth.
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betaby
3y ago
What exactly you mean by "operating system could handle that transparently"? What exactly mainframes handle transparently? Moving SNA connection from one box to another? Is even possible today?
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3y ago
Endgame I suppose is to forbid IP-IP communications and allow only gated platform to gated platform communications.
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betaby
3y ago
All ZooKeeper installations I've seen so far in production were on Oracle Java JDK for one or another reason.
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betaby
3y ago
Java vs C++ is very important implementation detail, especially for 'the benefits to the user'. Java is commercial platform which requires a fee to Oracle if used in enterprise, while C++ complied binary does not.
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betaby
3y ago
Doesn't seem to work in Canada.
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betaby
3y ago
Not sure. Any historical example for housing specifically.
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3y ago
> ISPs can CGNAT for cheap Not really that cheap. While CPAEX is CAPEX, OPEX is still a thing and operating CGNAT requires efforts. Also some (most?) CGNAT implementations are buggy and is not a good user experience, even for users who d
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betaby
3y ago
Tens of billions? I hope sales justify those numbers ... or we are still in a bubble.
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betaby
3y ago
Which exact repo was that?
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betaby
3y ago
Mercedes and BMW with their car software?
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3y ago
It's more 'define the interval'. For Japan and Greece that's more a stagnation - population didn't grow or fell much in last 30 years. On a interval of 2-3 generation (20-60 years) most of countries show growth, not
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betaby
3y ago
Hello from Canada!
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betaby
3y ago
Unlikely, all UN demographics predictions were/are wrong. Population is mostly grows everywhere unless that region a war zone. Being that growth driven by births, immigration, refugies or illegal move is irrelevant in context of supply
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betaby
3y ago
You can not. Billionaires - can.
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betaby
3y ago
Looks like so. From https://rogueai.github.io/posts/arch-luks-tpm/#unlock-the-lu... 'From a security point of view, passwordless LUKS unclocking might look like we’re giving up some security, as booting will
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betaby
3y ago
I did. It says 'From here it’s easy to manually use the TPM to unlock the disk with the Clevis tooling and mount the root volume for hacking (it takes a few tries sometimes, but it gets there in the end)' However screenshot says &
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3y ago
I don't see any encryption bypass there. Encrypted partition stays encrypted.
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