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Comment #43216899
God, you never tried Oracle Cloud. It's not an UI, it's an escape room. I would pay to switch to Azure.
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Comment #41344573
I'll be more nuanced.Doing operational security can enhance your security posture, but the real trick in cybersecurity isn’t just putting measures in place, it’s keeping them up ov…
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Comment #39712631
This is a CISO's nightmare fuel. Shadow IT is a real pain, consisting of systems with no ownership, no control, and possibly a tight link with the inner IT system. And the majority…
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Comment #39712569
I'm using EF Core with SQL Server and PostgreSQL for two different production projects; it works like a charm, and the performance is great. All recent projects in my company are P…
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Comment #38238129
Wouldn't it be simpler to plant trees instead of using energy to capture carbon? To absorb 1000 tons of CO2 a year, you'd need roughly 200 acres of land, which seems more feasible.…
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Comment #37630512
Pinging microsoft.com [20.236.44.162] with 32 bytes of data: Reply from 20.236.44.162: bytes=32 time=2767923ms TTL=56
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Comment #27403070
This makes me think of the loop quantum gravity hypothesis. It's sad that we probably won't find the answer in my lifetime.
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Comment #24986723
Horror story here our servers are in a basement datacenter under another datacenter. An intervention on the upper datacenter caused water to flow on our servers on 23th of december…
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Comment #22725508
Same experience here, my company was unable to choose a collaborative software, but in just one day 250 people had to work remotly while none before. Teams is somewhat good, good t…
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Comment #22635262
Right, in some countries doubling was every 3 days.
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Comment #22215670
Productivity by automation is constrained by the available energy, also economic growth could already be limited by the lack of availale energy. https://energyeconomicgrowth.org/si…
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Comment #20948124
As a guy who lives in a finite world where energy comes mainly from fossil fue in a way or another, I do not assume that any constant progress in energy supply is something achieva…
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Comment #19932652
God, this is insane. I live in France, I earn 30k€ net worth a year, my wife is 23k€ and we feel well. We're far from rich, but at no time in those last 12 months I asked myself "c…
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Comment #19926320
Thank you ! f.lux is a blessing, i use it since a few years and if it happens to use a computer on the evening without it I feel assaulted with agressive blue light.
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Comment #19278719
Another really interesting conference [1] about energy, economics and physics. Bill Gates is right and the path to reduce our greenhouse gas emission won't be easy. [1] https://www…
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Comment #17906758
It's 2018 and we're back in 1998 where website proudly showed "Optimized for Internet Explorer".
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Comment #17468959
have you even tried to use TypeScript on a real project to say something like that ?
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Comment #13929915
We have the same architecture. It's really versatile, simple to administer, and with the help of scripts and automation a new client can me mounted in less than 3 minutes.
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Comment #13485760
I agree with you. Have confidence in a international company whose main revenue is internet advertisement is not the best way to grantee people to have the Internet freedom. Browsi…
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Comment #13470954
I think the third point is about that testimony: https://www.gamedev.net/topic/666419-what-are-your-opinions-...
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Comment #13466421
From a programmer background with very few knowledge of mathematics, keras helped me to create some quite efficient CNN without all the code needed by tensorflow. This simplicity i…
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Comment #12852873
In France some companies "outsource" their support out from Paris near other french cities. The business offices price and cost of living is lower, you can have a proficient team f…
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Comment #12579575
Even if I'm in web development I use Firefox on a day to day basis. When it comes to debug a large SPA Chrome has nicer features, but companies are not working for the commun benef…
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