stego-tech

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by stego-tech 2y ago
As a wise SysAdmin once told me when I was struggling with my tone in writing: “assume what you’re writing will be read aloud in Court someday.”
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by stego-tech 2y ago
In a vacuum, your bank metaphor is solid. The problem is that these energy demands don’t exist in a vacuum, nor do the consequences of consumption. To expand upon your bank metaphor, let’s say the bank are energy utility companies, and the
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by stego-tech 2y ago
> When the API-mediated/closed-weights companies agree with the open-weight/operator-aligned community that a law is bad, it’s probably got to be pretty awful. I’d be careful with that cognitive bias, because obviously companie
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by stego-tech 2y ago
You're right, and I should clarify: non-standard from the perspective of an AMER Enterprise IT Engineer, and specifically from a talent acquisition perspective. I don't doubt you could train staff in NextCloud's offerings, b
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by stego-tech 2y ago
Preaching to the choir! I love the convenience of public cloud offerings, but unless you're billing a customer for your consumption + margin or hosting something itsy-bitsy that can fit into burstable or low-resource instances, it&#x2
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by stego-tech 2y ago
True, but now you've got to take the time to manage a non-standard groupware and collaboration suite from the perspective of an administrator, as well as onboarding your staff to something they're unlikely to be familiar with. Al
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by stego-tech 2y ago
It's complex - an essay in and of itself if we're to respond properly, but I'll try to keep things brief here. First, let's address the tooling side. While the current crop of "code completion tools" built out
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by stego-tech 2y ago
Old school dinosaur that still advocates for private cloud solutions, here. Swallow your pride or curiosity on rolling your own kit and accept the reality that OneDrive/Google Drive/Dropbox/Box.com/et al are going to be