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by chrisandchris 7y ago
There is a difference between „getting a different result“ and „making the result different“. You mean the first one whale the mentioned site does the latter one. The first one is Ok, the second one not. A subsequent GET may return differen
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by chrisandchris 7y ago
Would love to see something like this going live!
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by chrisandchris 7y ago
Not that, no. But usually Microsoft/Windows limits some arbitrary stuff when configuring something else. The report reads a lot like (for at least the Azure section) „if you configure option A, option B will be enabled because option C
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by chrisandchris 7y ago
There‘s a wide variety of „requires action“. It might be that it‘s fine to act within 1 hour or within 10min. Both deserves an alert, but only one requires you to immediately stop your coffe break... In an ideal world, I agree. But sometime
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by chrisandchris 7y ago
AWS also calls their 2nd level certification „Associate“ [1]. [1] https://aws.amazon.com/de/certification/
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by chrisandchris 7y ago
Isn‘t that a bit like arguing about the 825 days? The CA/B could change that aby day they want and there‘s nothing you can do. Others will follow Apple and the CA/B will follow too, like they should have in 2017, IMHO. The 398 day
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by chrisandchris 7y ago
I‘m probably a bit biased because I use Slack a lot and when I‘m using Teams it‘s more because I‘m forced to. The thing about threads is that they don‘t behave the same as in Slack. It‘s not that they are shown as a single entry inside the
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by chrisandchris 7y ago
In my opinion: - Teams does not keep that much history on the computer and needs to go very early to the internet and retrieve more history (basically as soon as you start scrolling). Slack keeps quite much history on the computer. - Teams