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721.
by ozim 1y ago
Feels like a cult, never heard a bad thing about them. Just my internal guts feeling that probably is wrong.
722.
by ozim 1y ago
I trust .net staying open source as long as it brings devs to Azure. So I would say pretty much forever :)
723.
by ozim 1y ago
I think that comment overestimated how much people really remember. That bartender most likely has 3 to 5 worse assholes every shift and dozen usual assholes . He is not going to remember he doesn’t care. Local non profit after 2 years most
724.
by ozim 1y ago
I am .NET dev and made my living on MSFT stack. I would not say it was 180 turn on open source, more like 160 or 170 ;). Just enough so they can steer people into using Azure but not so much to still have Visual Studio leads throwing wrench
725.
by ozim 1y ago
Going to be contrarian. Why not build your own hardware and run your own software on it, instead of screaming at clouds of big tech. There is Fairphone as an example so it is possible to build/buy hardware directly.
726.
by ozim 1y ago
Well I did not expect the thread to be that good ... but I am definitely going to get popcorn out to eat while I read all the people telling me that :)
727.
by ozim 1y ago
Obviously not as US does not have king in their legal system at all.
728.
by ozim 1y ago
Dude lives in Buckingham Palace In UK … that’s kind of a dead giveaway :)
729.
by ozim 1y ago
As an outsider I consider Canada and Australia - British Empire. Hard to think otherwise as they have the same king.
730.
by ozim 1y ago
If you have short validity times for certificates it also means you have shorter CRL.
731.
by ozim 1y ago
Was CRL designed with this context in mind?
732.
by ozim 1y ago
CRL doesn’t suck it is just not easy problem on web scale. But seems like there is feasible solution: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2025/08/crlite-fast-private-and-co...
733.
by ozim 1y ago
There are new solutions for CRL just last month: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2025/08/crlite-fast-private-and-co...
734.
by ozim 1y ago
Problem is that you can’t create a system in vacuum. Mostly it is not like a movie where you hand pick the team for the job. Usually you have to play the cards you’re dealt with so you take whatever your team is comfortable building. Which
735.
by ozim 1y ago
Only in places silly enough to believe software devs/enga cannot write SQL.
736.
by ozim 1y ago
Well if it would be EU for GDPR you can assume contract was terminated because of force majeure and you are not allowed to keep customer data past contract. /s
737.
by ozim 1y ago
After reading. For a person that calls out how people are not smart the author takes quite of mental shortcuts to make his point work. NPM downloads are not equal to amount of projects as people plug in their CI/CD to download package
738.
by ozim 1y ago
Yet still hype leads people to believe in single proprietor billion dollar software companies are just around the corner.
739.
by ozim 1y ago
Was it prevent side loading fully or was it just publishing on Play store will require verification?
740.
by ozim 1y ago
Maybe that's quite the reason why we didn't do it :)
741.
by ozim 1y ago
Odd premise is that AGI will have infinite bandwidth to deal with petty stuff like taking over menial stuff of HR departments. Current AI barely keeps up with generating funny images people ask from it :)
742.
by ozim 1y ago
You mean like those in the article: https://edition.cnn.com/2025/08/27/us/alaska-f-35-crash-acci...
743.
by ozim 1y ago
Still interesting part is: them trying to fix the problem - made the plane crash. Of course it couldn’t land but still, tweaking stuff while flying was ultimately causing loss of control.
744.
by ozim 1y ago
Huh, sad truth? But average construction worker is also average and average doctor as well. World cannot be running on „best of the best” - just wrap your head around the fact whole economy and human activities are run by average people doi
745.
by ozim 1y ago
Hey don’t blame developers. It is business who requests features ASAP to cut costs and and then there are customers who don’t want to pay for „ideal software” but rather have every software for free. Most devs and QA workers I know want to
746.
by ozim 1y ago
You wrote it like „diesel trees” would be working in a way where you simply chop it down and put it in your gas tank. Making and then using „diesel trees” would definitely require special equipment and manufacturing pipelines that might be
747.
by ozim 1y ago
Oh wow that’s really fresh. I was still stuck on cascade bloom filers
748.
by ozim 1y ago
It would not be a problem if we could have magic way to make CRL working on scale and not having other smaller issues.
749.
by ozim 1y ago
There was an attempt doing it differently by CRL but it turns out certificate revoking is not feasible in practice on web scale. Now they are doing next plausible solution. Seems like 47 days is something they found out by let’s encrypt exp
750.
by ozim 1y ago
Well of course they are not "doing it for the user" but that would be a different discussion if scams and malware were out of the picture.

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