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Where do you think IoT is going? I'm interested in your broad perspectives, as well as your take about whether it's worth investing in the skills to run IoT infrastructure.

The phrasing of the poster you're responding to does not discount the experience you're describing. I don't see how they could be more careful.

I'm interested in a domain and the WHOIS record indicates that GoDaddy is the current owner of it. I navigate to their site, search for the domain, and the result indicates that I …

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How close does DuckDB get to fulfilling your needs?

This has already happened with other drugs whose usage increased significant as a result of the pandemic

Along these lines, bad-faith actors can plan racist messages as a pretext for banning arbitrary communities

I have a Concept 2 -- how can I incorportate your product into my workout?

EDIT: "Fascism" and "right-wing authoritarian[ism]" are [not] synonymous

No. Fascists are authoritarians by definition, but the one-dimensional spectrum of "rightwing" and "leftwing" is not suitable for any treatment of fascism that is based in history.…

It is nonsensical to impute anything about a person's character from what shows up in their feed, a result of black-box algorithms. This feels like the beginning of a witchhunt.

Both are important here. When I was looking into it, the data was useless without the source code. The names are obfuscated and impossible to query without the application source p…

.do seems like the canonical domain

What can tech workers do to help this effort? Either through supporting this particular project or through other applications of their skills?

How can Sci-Hub and LibGen be mirrored? When I last looked into it, it was closed source.

Very good point, and I didn't know that bit of slander against her.

I donated ~$300 to SciHub and encourage you all to donate as well. Please give what you can, her bitcoin address can be found at the bottom of the homepage. https://sci-hub.do/

Thank you! This is exactly what I'm looking for!

Right now I'm using a collection of bash scripts with Helm, but I'm wondering whether I should continue down that path, use Ansible, or create a dedicated tool with Go.

This usage fits definitions a, b, and c. This very definition draws a distinction between a 'fallacy' and a 'logical fallacy'

It's not a logical fallacy, but it's still a fallacy.

The question almost says it all: I am working towards an MSc in cybersecurity policy at Georgia Tech and will have 6 years of Devops and SRE experience once I'm done. To make sure …

Why ease up?