somewhatgoated

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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
On the other hand i can’t remember when there was a serious outage on GCP, unlike AWS/Azure who seem to go down catastrophically a couple of times per year.
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
There are a bunch of stories about people using valuable rocks as a doorstop, meteorites, gold, amber etc
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
What does history teach us in this context and how is the current situation comparable to the collapse of the Soviet Union? Not sure if I get your point
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
the relationships and enterprise customers they have are probably wildly blown out of proportion and few if any actually used the product in production. They can also keep the product running behind the scenes for a select few and just shut
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
Your point being?
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
They get griefed once in a while but the highway builders have pretty amazing automation these days so it’s not only very boring to grief they will also almost instantly be repaired.
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
I said it a couple of times already in this thread but the only thing that will stop these “businesses” is stronger data privacy regulation. Sometimes it feels like US-Americans have lost all faith in their government’s ability to improve t
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
Thankfully most let you opt out with a single click - but if not I will put the whole domain in my killfile, so I won’t get any emails from them ever again
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
You can definitely outlaw this. Under GDPR it’s much harder to lawfully collect and sell personal data large scale. Not saying it doesnt happen still but it gives you a legal basis to fight against it — noyb.eu / Max Schremscand other
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
100% I haven’t checked but wonder what info you need to provide in step 3 (Fills and submits the opt-out form automatically) I assume it’s gonna be more than just the name and address? A much better way to solve this would be to fight for G
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
Gotcha - most people here probably use git for more complex stuff - I almost exclusively use the same 20 commands for my daily work and wrote a cheat sheet for them ages ago (I mostly memorised it by now). Occasionally i need to ask an LLM
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
I always hear it has far better “tooling” but then the comments say that branching sucks, revisions suck and there is no good got stash equivalent - this is like a third of what I use daily with git. What does “far better tooling” mean exac
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
Not that there would be any ill effects from this, executives sit mostly in meetings, they don’t really do anything much besides that; maybe occasionally write a short email. They also don’t have access to critical systems. It’s much more
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
woops my bad ^^
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
Thanks for the comprehensive explanation!
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
Having worked in electronics, mechanics and software engineering the latter is definitely the insane clown show of the three. With the others sure you have some craziness once in a while but you are still being constrained by the real worl
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
What do you use it for then? “right tool for the job” - what job exactly, why so mysterious?
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
It’s time for humanity to admit that this is the end of the line. We had a good run, some beautiful moments were created for shareholders along the way. Let’s take each other by the hand and walk into the darkness together. So Long, and T
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
I think on iphone everything is safari powered(?) Also doesnt work for me on iPhone Firefox
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
Social media is ranked worse right now than Oil&Gas and Weapons - what?
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
Is that really a narrative that people believe in? (that the EU “stole” the money that would otherwise go towards social security in the US) wild
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
Which has an uptime of 0 because it doesn’t exist
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
The employees are able to make their own decisions and as written on the site should make sure that they are allowed to contribute - I don’t get why you think that’s a “disgrace” and not debatable
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
No one calls them plumber platformer though… If you call it “Mario-like” then I would say most people would understand where the inspiration comes from.
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
Won’t somebody think of the companies and their shareholders!!1
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
Calling it rogue-like is basically attribution since Brogue is just the follow-up to Rogue which invented the genre
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
It’s pretty damn accurate in my case.
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
You can report abuse here anonymously - what am I missing? https://www.cloudflare.com/en-gb/trust-hub/reporting-abuse/
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
I haven’t but it seems you have gone through it successfully with some friction (which is probably good?)

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