ikiris

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871.
by ikiris 5y ago
Always 2 there are: The not ready yet, and the deprecated.
872.
by ikiris 5y ago
I honestly don't believe Google can ever be successful at a consumer product that is a paid service.
873.
by ikiris 5y ago
The US is solving that by not getting enough people vaccinated :/
874.
by ikiris 5y ago
This makes FAR more sense now XD
875.
by ikiris 5y ago
Because they're self centered and only want friends when it's convenient for them.
876.
by ikiris 5y ago
You aren't the customer, you're the product.
877.
by ikiris 6y ago
Having worked with the people doing those standard libraries, you're pulling justifications out of your butt for bad practices. Just as a start: variables names should always be clear by context. You only see the one letter ones if its
878.
by ikiris 6y ago
how are your complaints about your bad variable names shortcomings of the language and not the code you accept?
879.
by ikiris 6y ago
This sounds like really bad code was allowed to be checked in, not the fault of the language. You can make terrible code in almost any language. The above does not match my experience in maintaining large go codebases because of proper code
880.
by ikiris 6y ago
You're free to go build your own cloud and sell it for cheaper. I'll wait.
881.
by ikiris 6y ago
There were major providers that at one point in time overrode TTLs to a minimum week if under 24h.
882.
by ikiris 6y ago
Dang, this entire site has slid in the past 2 years. This is hardly an isolated incident. I barely even open it now as a result.
883.
by ikiris 6y ago
AKA a draft furnace.
884.
by ikiris 6y ago
Some plans have a single step: 1) panic.
885.
by ikiris 6y ago
what do we do? Well for starters don't rely on a single geographic location chuckles
886.
by ikiris 6y ago
This was effectively posted on the outages list as well by someone trustworthy. The pictures also look pretty bad from the outside.
887.
by ikiris 6y ago
Thank you.
888.
by ikiris 6y ago
You dont seem to understand the concept of hosting then... glad the issue was resolved though.
889.
by ikiris 6y ago
You allow anyone to upload random malware and you'll host it for them for 24 hours?
890.
by ikiris 6y ago
No they don't. If you do something as blindingly stupid as this, you don't deserve commit access.
891.
by ikiris 6y ago
lead is a great analogy here because its a sweetener.
892.
by ikiris 6y ago
No, you should use short lived certificates, ideally locked inside hardware tokens and 2fa. This is just snake oil that doesn't actually add protection.
893.
by ikiris 6y ago
These parties are absolutely in tech...
894.
by ikiris 6y ago
And sort of controls the radio.
895.
by ikiris 6y ago
And it was due to hosting well known terrorist organizations was my understanding.
896.
by ikiris 6y ago
Well... Starlink showed its a 6 year plan.
897.
by ikiris 6y ago
You can always vote in someone who believes in basic policing
898.
by ikiris 6y ago
Its usually less about more interesting, and more about "show meaningful contributions for performance reviews"
899.
by ikiris 6y ago
Oh my god, you're right. I'm cured! Thank you so much! No one has ever made this simple connection before and I'll never know how to thank you properly for your contributions.
900.
by ikiris 6y ago
Not bad signal, but the basis of how wifi shares the spectrum is time distribution.

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