tasssko

8 ms·

31.
by tasssko 5y ago
I do think the problem is there is no differentiation between organic animal husbandry which has proven benefits (the pastures capture carbon dioxide etc) and the intensive factory farms. I have been reasonably selective of my meat sources
32.
by tasssko 5y ago
When i looked the SDK was only available in certain languages which was a issue for me at the time. I just checked and they have python and csharp. Pulumi has potential to reduce the verbosity of infrastructure configuration and enable engi
33.
by tasssko 6y ago
So true... I don’t do as you do with guest accounts etc i have premium because the only thing i hate more than my bubble is the adverts! I tend to unsubscribe, or tell youtube to stop showing me this.
34.
by tasssko 6y ago
As someone that has the utmost respect for his accountant i have serious issues with almost every point in this post. The logic is juvenile ultimately because the management team is responsible for the organisation and the accountant will b
35.
by tasssko 6y ago
I always had this in mind when i lived in London. In my experience i found the combination of vehicle exhaust pollution and pollen unbearable. Somehow the vehicle exhaust particles combine with the pollen and exacerbated my pollen allergies
36.
by tasssko 6y ago
No, most western countries that bought vaccines “over purchased” for this same reason too. For example the UK has purchased 400M doses so far. This PR piece summarises this objective. https://www.gov.uk/government/news&
37.
by tasssko 6y ago
Why is Malaria in the list?
38.
by tasssko 6y ago
We ditched the the tls termination in nginx strategy, shifted to a nlb with tls termination in app. We used let’s encrypt because we needed something dynamic so we didn’t have to manage certs. Well we received one of those CISO forms from a
39.
by tasssko 6y ago
Good for you as a parent I don’t allow my children to use apps with adverts. If the app is free with ads we buy the ad-free version or it’s a no go.
40.
by tasssko 6y ago
To me it feels as though the last decade and a half computational power has not grown vertically. Instead Intel and AMD have grown computational power horizontally (i.e adding more cores). I'm looking at the difference the M1 has had o
41.
by tasssko 6y ago
The Goal is a book that influenced me over 25 years ago. The concepts are sound but i have gifted it to over 20 people since and a handful get it for what it is. However it isn’t a book about business and more a story about complexity and c
42.
by tasssko 6y ago
As an individual yes but i’m not aware of companies having this problem. Does Google treats all its creators as people (i.e income tax) only or does it have the ability to recognise companies? I guess i can close this with the disbelief tha
43.
by tasssko 6y ago
I feel for business owners today, reviews are gamed more than ever and as a result have become much less valuable, harder to use for consumers, and with this fraud a few bad reviews can tarnish what is an unblemished customer service record
44.
by tasssko 6y ago
Yes I agree, but I think you miss the point. The reality is folks buying bitcoin are also indirectly betting on the failure of our globalised central banking systems. This was the pitch in the early days and it remains a key value propositi
45.
by tasssko 6y ago
Nice work, I love WireGuard, what it needs is more recognition and definitely more integrations like this.
46.
by tasssko 6y ago
Novelty plays a part in this too.
47.
by tasssko 6y ago
I'm still on Mojave, I dread upgrading to Catalina and watching the 125GB FREE disk space halve in a single installation. For the first time I am behind by 2 releases. Is Mojave the XP of MacOS installs ?
48.
by tasssko 6y ago
As a mac user i shifted all my development to use containers for deps management and runtime efficiency. My thought process was this would also translate well to a productive move to Linux (i have similar concerns to you) and it just so hap
49.
by tasssko 6y ago
Yes the attack surface before and after is the same ergo this is not security at all. The difference between 22 and 2222 is a nominal delay on a port scan. It would be far easier and more convenient to use a ip whitelist and a firewall to p
50.
by tasssko 6y ago
Fortnite essential to daily life? Actually nothing on my phone is essential to daily life.
51.
by tasssko 6y ago
A better analogy is the game is like a ride at a theme park. The theme park was built by Apple. Many companies can make games/rides for the theme park but must pay a share of revenue from each customer going on rides. You can go on a r
52.
by tasssko 6y ago
I couldn't agree more. It will only get worse if companies are allowed to create their own Appstores. Using these devices is already a difficult user experience we should be doing more to protect consumers who have already invested in
53.
by tasssko 6y ago
the commenter is right and you have missed the point. There is no competition in this space. You can only get Fortnite from the Epic Games Launcher.
54.
by tasssko 6y ago
Valves VR looks awesome!
55.
by tasssko 6y ago
I haven’t seen this in the comments but its one reason I wonder why convertibles sell so well in the UK. I have a sun roof and i hardly ever use it because i hate the smell of exhaust. I may use the sunroof on a coastal road once in a while
56.
by tasssko 6y ago
When did Google meet get better? I used it actively in April had a some really bad customer meetings on it (it seemed to be bandwidth heavy though that is anecdotal). I decided on Zoom and haven’t really looked back. I also was irritated at
57.
by tasssko 6y ago
Yes my frustration is the entire frontend in x framework now requires nodejs by default. I develop with Javascript (nodejs), Erlang(Elixir) and Ruby(Ror and Jekyll). The one pain point is managing the nodejs dependencies in these projects.
58.
by tasssko 6y ago
I paid for Audi connect - total waste of money. Mercedes me connect - total waste of money. Mercedes recently changed to a subscription model but I honestly would not pay for nice to have features. Must have features? maybe.
59.
by tasssko 6y ago
I always considered a machine backed conglomerate to be the next big thing.
60.
by tasssko 6y ago
Agree completely, I remember the books by brothers grimm as a young child. Trolls and goblins and all manner of imaginative creatures used to keep me up at night.

More ›