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571.
by teilo 8y ago
Not an option in our use case. Off-prem introduces too many compliance concerns. We're talking near-HIPPA isolation.
572.
by teilo 8y ago
The only thing really is Open Directory for centralized accounts, and you only need a Mac Mini for that. We do this in an isolated secure network where we keep certain assets for customers who have confidential data. For everything else, we
573.
by teilo 8y ago
You know what they say about stopped clocks...
574.
by teilo 8y ago
Nice bit of pseudo-science you got there.
575.
by teilo 8y ago
Perhaps you should read the article. It is entirely unrelated to any theory of ether.
576.
by teilo 8y ago
Yes, but that doesn't solve the problem. That is just another way of rephrasing the problem. A stress-energy tensor is still dependent upon position and strictly speaking is not a thing in itself, but a mathematical description of an t
577.
by teilo 8y ago
Running their DNS on a 2-bit registrar is exactly the kind of thing I have come to expect from Zoho. I am forced to use this company for a handful of services at my company. If I started to tell you the idiocy I've had to put up with f
578.
by teilo 8y ago
He may always have been wrong, but he was like a lovable crazy uncle who is always wrong. This is a terrible way to treat a legend.
579.
by teilo 8y ago
In case the title is confusing, this is the older meaning of "Apology." Not, "I'm sorry," but "defense." This is a defense and justification for the field of mathematics.
580.
by teilo 8y ago
Author misses an essential point: A UI is only "too busy" if the user can't quickly find the information they are looking for. By that measure, this is a non-issue, and people will love it, specifically because they can qui
581.
by teilo 8y ago
There is too much variance from reader to reader, narrator to narrator, and one type of material to another for surface-level studies to be helpful here. People read and comprehend differently. For example, when reading it is very easy to s
582.
by teilo 8y ago
I know a guy in his 70s that still uses it.
583.
by teilo 8y ago
Don't feed trolls with throwaway accounts.
584.
by teilo 8y ago
Yes, I remember this. We hated that click and always turned it off.
585.
by teilo 8y ago
EDIT: You were agreeing with me. Sorry for the misunderstanding. I don't delete my goofups, so I'll let the below remain and take the karma hit. --- Nonsense. Open Source does not mean, and has never meant, that you get everything
586.
by teilo 8y ago
The Commons Clause is a cancer to open source. It is as much as saying: You can use our software however you like, unless you charge someone to host and maintain an environment that runs our software. In other words, it stifles one of the m
587.
by teilo 8y ago
Very bad idea, and one that will cause a lot of breakage. There’s a reason every package management system on Mac uses its own prefix.
588.
by teilo 8y ago
And yet it moves.
589.
by teilo 8y ago
The vanguard of the 50s is going to keep at this until they are all dead. It doesn't matter how much counter-evidence is accumulated. They are invested in their fat hypothesis, and will not give up. Meanwhile, aside from the growing vo
590.
by teilo 8y ago
Great response. I will add: Do not give in to these people, even an inch. If you do, they will never be satisfied, but will find the next hill of offense to conquer, and eventually your entire project will forget its purpose.
591.
by teilo 8y ago
To be clear, the "www" is only missing from the URL that is displayed in the address bar, while the browser is still attempting to resolve and fetch the URL with the "www." So instead of something that would completely b
592.
by teilo 8y ago
That's not the case. I run a server that does not respond to "www." If I enter "www.myserver.com" into the address bar, I get a DNS lookup failure, but the address bar is now showing "myserver.com." That&#
593.
by teilo 8y ago
Far easier is to just look at the smudge patterns on the screen.
594.
by teilo 8y ago
Not passwords, but drawn patterns, which basically means Android.
595.
by teilo 8y ago
Then you're just fine. The vulnerabilities were patched months ago.
596.
by teilo 8y ago
It is. The relaxed attitude over nudity in Germany has never meant people are regularly nude in public.
597.
by teilo 8y ago
I wish it were that easy. But unfortunately, if the bosses aren't already asking these questions, they probably can't be consulted into it. They might bring a consultant in, and nod away at his analysis. They may write some memos,
598.
by teilo 8y ago
Yes, my experience is very different than yours. But I have seen companies of all sorts. First of all, lets define good people: Happy employees, who are engaged with their work, have the skills and the tools to do their job, and have a mana
599.
by teilo 8y ago
Of course. But by "process," I think we all understand "defined process." If it's not defined and enforced, it's left to whim and chance. I wouldn't really call that process.
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by teilo 8y ago
And you are absolutely right. It always starts with good people. My company has good people. We have defined programs in place to make sure we have good people, or that the people we have are in the right seats and are engaged in their work

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