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2y ago
Did you? If any of this is true why is it so surprising that wpe was cut off? > WP Engine wants to control your WordPress experience, they need to run their own user login system, update servers, plugin directory, theme directory, patter
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2y ago
Are their websites up? Yes. Move to another host. So much drama.
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2y ago
Dancing around the elephant in the room, the problem is financial risk, e.g. this isn't really about research this is a business, and business must minimize risk to be profitable?
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2y ago
Why is it a problem at all or is being frame like a problem? Microsoft can easily drop a fork of windows, slam out all of the com crap, leave .net core and include some IIS, but why, you already have someone doing it in Linux.
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2y ago
Would be perfect if the article was written by gpt.
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2y ago
Honestly? If you are making the transformation in SQL you've lost the T to the database server. Does it mean we don't do it? Is water wet? The reality is that we shouldn't be making the transformation in written data, now you
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2y ago
>In practice you lose all the benefits of abstraction, unit testing, proper CI/CD, etc. Why? We are pretty deep into the ecosystem. Abstraction -> the only thing data factory does not allow you is to reference a previous activity
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2y ago
It is pretty boring. Where I would blame Microsoft, there needs to be an easier way to setup AD, AAD, ADFS, without having a bunch of people be domain and global admins, like out of the boxed roles and better gui. Every ad deployment I’ve e
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2y ago
It’s about as shit as the 300k lines of c code. Added with drink spilling acceleration in 12.3.6 for no reason at all. There are major improvements in taking a curve and not scaring the shit out of the driver, much faster basic turn right o
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2y ago
Driving with FSD in mid to moderate traffic is more stressful. Usually drop fsd to AP. Driving with FSD on empty roads is very enjoyable and whenever it decides to do something you can recover/correct with no stress. Driving in poor co
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2y ago
And yet on a very simple drive I have to intervene 4-6 times over a distance of 8 miles. How is this not useful? It would have been easier to ask people to record how to drive roads by now and use video game track logic where you race a gho
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2y ago
I think there is too much confusion in the details of the actual attack. You have to steal the private key for the SAML signing certificate for an app. The correct answer would be to scope any token to only have access to what the app has a
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2y ago
Because petulant manchild thinks he is best car engineer on the planet. Its why FSD in its current state is such trash, its why a lot of the car is leaps and bounds better than most other cars, and basics that should have been accepted as l
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2y ago
Idk, I think it would be nice to have non shit night vision.
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2y ago
Holy Moley I thought this was a joke. What the actual hell apple, are we going to mars on those wheels?
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2y ago
And probably spent more energy transporting and burying that oil than you would have simply burning it or using it... Its insanity how people do not understand the basic principle that any work requires energy. Its why plastic recycling doe
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2y ago
It’s adding features that should have existed for you! It can also make up the documentation for the method while you are at it.
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2y ago
I think you give people too much credit. Simple greed did that to America, it was cheap, dirty work, then more complex work, then high tech work, now coding and the last piece to fall will be r&d because of a simple rug pull. Apple rele
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2y ago
>If you are a "delivery driven" person who cancels holidays to keep working, I would say to you, from own experience: stop being stupid. You should put that on a coffee mug and sell it. It would make a great gift to a bunch of
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2y ago
If oil costs zero its utility is zero because no one wants it. You've solved the problem!
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2y ago
>extract oil more efficiently in the sense that they just produce more externalities faster You need fossil fuels to get off of fossil fuels, you need regulation, the entire planet working on this, etc. Making the process LESS efficient
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2y ago
This is so god damned stupid that it hurts. >It’s true that Microsoft is taking numerous steps to address the sustainability of its own operations. But for years, the company has also furnished fossil fuel giants with cloud computing ser
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2y ago
I have a PC that is that old, still works fine. I have clients with production systems older than that. I have buildings with elevator controls that are from the 50s. We all do tech here right? It’s a simple infra stack to store settings fo
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3y ago
Generational wealth is a thing...
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3y ago
Because really it should have been ReAdMeGoDDaMMiT so people rtfm :)
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3y ago
Not really. On the smaller scale there was no reason outside of familiarity to run VMware over hyper-v. This will be a shift for on-prem deployments. For cloud solutions running VMware in AWS/Azure, unless those renewals go up signific
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3y ago
Right, so let me get a tow truck, register it to a location, get caught going down the road with it on cameras... etc. Or buy a 200-dollar device and walk up to a car in a hoody and steal it?
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3y ago
Its paywalled, so it right there with the topic and classism.
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3y ago
OOO we are doing Tobin on HN: https://youtu.be/XqyEZ0GwS3E?feature=shared&t=2491
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3y ago
You mean like the CEO does work for FSB lives in Moscow supports the Russian war effort and built a service to silence Putin's opposition is not enough? We need to get him shaking hands with someone or cashing a check from FSB for serv
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