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by esseph 7mo ago
I wished I believed this, but it feels closer to 50% Apple, 35% Windows, 15% Linux.
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by esseph 7mo ago
Wow I remember that from late OIF. Fascinating that they're still using it!
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by esseph 7mo ago
(Clarification: I'm not saying 95% of all US company Linux workloads are RHEL, not even close. I'm saying a huge percentage of high criticality (risk of loss of life / high financial risk) are, simply because of support and t
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by esseph 7mo ago
I'd imagine close to 95% in the US, if they're running important workloads on prem on Linux, it's on RHEL. A staggering number of VMs and bare metal.
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by esseph 7mo ago
Both Some stayed at on prem, some pushed code to mainframe VMs in the cloud, some went to OpenShift (mostly on prem from what Ive seen, probably 80-85%).
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by esseph 7mo ago
While you're at it, you should also find out why a website can scan your internal network...
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by esseph 7mo ago
Red Hat OpenShift (IBM) is what a lot of banks have settled on. Red Hat went all in maybe 5+ years ago in capturing those institutions.
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by esseph 7mo ago
They own things like: 1. Red Hat Enterprise Linux, which is by far the most commonly deployed Linux variant among US Enterprise orgs. 2. Ansible 3. Podman 4. Hashicorp Terraform / Consul / Packer / Vagrant / Nomad /
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by esseph 7mo ago
You can rent Quantum computing time from IBM cloud today: https://www.ibm.com/quantum/products https://quantum.cloud.ibm.com/docs/en/guides/plans-overview I have NOT used it, but the ide
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by esseph 7mo ago
Drone is just a generic term. There are more specific terms for specific types of vehicles, and some of those terms have changed over the past few decades. UGV = unmanned ground vehicle UAS = unmanned aerial system UAV = unmanned aerial veh
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by esseph 7mo ago
> And since about every company advertises it's not like you really have any other option. I couldn't tell you what brand the clothes I'm wearing right now. I ordered bulk packs from somewhere in Asia.
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by esseph 7mo ago
That doesn't dispute what I said, in fact it agrees with what I said. Read it again. > You have data showing growth in cloud, which I expect and don't disagree with. The data I come across shows this too!
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by esseph 7mo ago
> Again - anecdotes is not data. We have data. You have data showing growth in cloud, which I expect and don't disagree with. The data I come across shows this too! What I disagree with, from my own experiences and all the data I ca
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by esseph 7mo ago
> The fact that even they struggle with github actions is a real testimate to the fact that nobody wants to host their own CD workers. What a weird takeaway
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by esseph 7mo ago
Oh I'm sure they'll continue to have some cloud services, no doubt. But look at VMware for example, even after the insane price increases. Nutanix also seems to be doing quite well. I'm seeing a fair amount of on-prem bare me
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by esseph 7mo ago
> The world is not moving back to on prem. Lol, you should tell my customers (that are moving back on prem) that! You should also tell Microsoft, who just yesterday said they are going back to focusing on local apps.
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by esseph 7mo ago
> I go out of my way not to buy products advertised to me The most likely way to get me to not buy your product is to advertise it to me.
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by esseph 7mo ago
> Has anyone tested general purpose malware detection on supply chains ? Like clamscan You could use Trivy! /s
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by esseph 7mo ago
> Makes actual security patches tougher to roll out though Yeah. 7 days in 2026 is a LONG TIME for security patches, especially for anything public facing. Stuck between a rock (dependency compromise) and a hard place (legitimate securit
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by esseph 7mo ago
> Some things can be done and are simple/healthy, like escaping social media. Others are fundamentally much harder and not worth the risk/trouble/time. I think the calculation is very easy, actually. Risk vs Reward. You co
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by esseph 7mo ago
“I always like to hang around with losers, actually, because it makes me feel better.” “I hate guys that are very, very successful, and you have to listen to their success stories. I like people who like to listen to my success,” he added.
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by esseph 7mo ago
We went way too far in offloading local apps for SaaS efficiency IMO. I know many (especially web devs, often attached to SaaS businesses) will argue otherwise.
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by esseph 7mo ago
> At the end of the day, if any of this happened, these women could come forward. They're entitled to millions in settlement money already (and you don't even have to go to court to get it - its an administrative process, not a
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by esseph 7mo ago
I really want to end up with one of these for at least a few months: https://mikrotik.com/product/rds2216
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by esseph 7mo ago
If it includes Oracle, it tracks
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by esseph 7mo ago
"The purpose of a system is what it does"
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by esseph 7mo ago
I'm not sure you understand what an objective truth is, so anything else is really irrelevant.
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by esseph 7mo ago
> There is currently one county in the world which is exceptional in electronic warfare against drones - Ukraine. Where do you think they are getting that data? Jfc
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by esseph 7mo ago
Believe it or not, it's possible for more than one person or entity to do something. I know, it's really incredible to think about! John and Bill can both scam Elizabeth, even though they live in different countries! But apparentl
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by esseph 7mo ago
> ICE separate[s] families" is such a ridiculous mischaracterization It's accurate. They do separate families. How or why doesn't matter, the fact stands in its own. It's not a "mischaracterization", it&#x27

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