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by zaat 8y ago
Azure have support for every shell you want, the problem isn't there. My guesses are the late entry to the market, the widespread hatred to Microsoft (it's softening, but it's still there) and the half baked state of many of
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by zaat 8y ago
> Sorry, what? Windows still has > 90% market share on desktop. If that isn't "user-based leverage" I don't know what is. At first I thought the same way, but then I started wondering if those users are really mean
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by zaat 8y ago
Close call? Seriously? GKE is a GA, production, supported platform, Azure is still far behind at the moment, in Preview with no declared planned GA date on the roadmap. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/roadmap/?qu
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by zaat 8y ago
>without also mentioning AKS which is much more mature IMHO. AKS is anything but mature.It's barely working. Last month I was at Microsoft event and everyone was suppose to launch an environment. By the fifth or six environment, pr
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by zaat 8y ago
I don't use mac, but up to windows 10 it was annoying moving from linux to windows, but it's honestly not anymore. Thanks for reminding me of securecrt, that's a piece of software I totally forgot about, ditched it about the
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by zaat 8y ago
Not sure what you are missing in the Windows 10 console. Granted, for their entire history Microsoft have shipped junk console, but that is simply not the case anymore.
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by zaat 8y ago
>The solution, he says, was to tweak the AirPort software so that it seemed to be operating in Japan instead of the United States. Japanese Wi-Fi uses some frequencies that are not permitted in the U.S.
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by zaat 8y ago
The problem is not that the feature exist, it's that is set as default with key combos that are the standard way for selecting text, one of the most common use cases of the computer keyboard, afaik.
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by zaat 8y ago
Who would have thought on putting the simple and prevailing combo Ctrl + Alt + Down Arrow as a default hotkey for this? And in a program you didn't even intentionally installed? Stupid Intel driver programmers, thanks for nothing, real
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by zaat 8y ago
Thanks for the response, this is a very happy outcome of the deal.
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by zaat 8y ago
Will Quay Enterprise will be open sourced?
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by zaat 8y ago
Musk's tweet from 9:00 is the 10:00 news headlines. News headlines are (probably) more effective than ads.
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by zaat 9y ago
Weird. The above is quote from the Office 365 Message. I only have very old Azure messages as I have unsubscribed from the mail. Just to make it clear - I'm not working for Microsoft or anything like that.
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by zaat 9y ago
Yes, there is. The words "set your Message center preferences" are a link.
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by zaat 9y ago
The three dots you omitted actually have this relevant text: To customize what's included in this email, who gets it, or to unsubscribe, set your Message center preferences. If you are receiving this email because your Admin added you
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by zaat 9y ago
Different people can mean different things when they speak of trust. What kind of trust are you looking for and what's most important to you? You want your data to remain highly private? available at all time? versioned forever? You wa
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by zaat 9y ago
That depends on the specific details. In publicly trades companies they sell their shares, causing the shares price to drop and the company valuation to drop. This will make it harder for the company to get credit and will lower the value o
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by zaat 9y ago
That's kind of survivors bias. You are not aware to the mass of mail that doesn't appear in your mailbox. When you are in the sending side, you quickly find that you don't reach your audience. If it was open you would probabl
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by zaat 9y ago
You are factually wrong. You are indeed right that email was designed to be open, but because emails became unusable in that form about 20 years ago, every mail provider have deployed massive spam filters that rejects most unsolicited mails
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by zaat 9y ago
Actually, being special is sometimes just boring and annoying. >Do we really want an internet where the use of encryption requires authorization? No, it doesn't require, it provides identification and that's a huge benefit. We
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by zaat 9y ago
Did you read the OP? How can you say that this is a dumb conspiracy theory?
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by zaat 9y ago
It's actually commonly made of thin plastic where I live, except on more fancy/modern toilets, so no, it doesn't have to be that way. But it does look fancier.
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by zaat 9y ago
Git is great, but no, actually it didn't scale and they had to develop GVFS for it to work. ( https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/devops/2017/02/03/announcin... )
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by zaat 9y ago
What you describe is not NAT, the containers network segment is a separate network segment which is not accessible from outside the cluster, not directly and not through address translation. The ingress and service addresses are externally
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by zaat 9y ago
They also befriend RedHat nowadays.They partner with them around MSSQL on OpenShift and RedHat offerings (RHEL, OpenShift) on Azure. They also invite RedHat to their events, let them have sessions and so on. I don't think that the warm
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by zaat 9y ago
That won't help him much, since my answer is already published in the blockchain when he will publish his answer.It is trivial to see that my answer was published first.
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by zaat 9y ago
You can solve that with additional step: 1. Alice send the challenge. 2. You submit the answered, encrypted. 3. After you verify that your answer was included in a block, you post the private key you used for the encrypted answer. 4. Profit
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The Pursuit of Happiness (1994)(context.org)
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by zaat 9y ago
Yes, even if you sell iced tea: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-12-21/crypto-cr...
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by zaat 9y ago
Just leave your mouse upside down.

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