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neurotixz

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    Comment #47323409

    Likely reason: https://blog.cloudflare.com/russian-internet-users-are-unabl... In a nutshell: Since June 9, 2025, Internet users located in Russia and connecting to web services pr…

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    Comment #41050931

    Wiz has tons of competitors, and Microsoft is one of them, so are Palo Alto Networks, Tenable, Crowstrike, SentinelOne, etc... Wiz is definately a leader but are in no way a monopo…

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    Comment #41008422

    I had a very similar experience, I was leading the selection process for our new endpoint security vendor, Crowdstrike people: - verbally attacked/abused a selection team member - …

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    Comment #39289530

    Im running a very small podcast hosting company, and spotify is NOT a good player in this space. They are not respecting the standard in any way. As an example, instead of linking …

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    Comment #32427417

    In a nutshell (I have been in Cybersecurity for 18 years...) one key aspect of cybersecurity is to centralize all logs of security (and a few other tools) in a central repository a…

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    Comment #29570955

    OKTA SLAs and support terms specifically exclude AWS outages, so why would they?

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    Comment #27605283

    Based on this page, Quebec is 99.8% renewable. I can confirm that we have no brown-outs. Also - We have a mix of very cold and warm weather, so are consuming lots of energy for hea…

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    Comment #27295276

    Power footprint also confirms that the compute density is pretty low. We built a few racks of Supermicro AMD servers (4 X computes in 2U), and we load tested it to 23kva peak usage…

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    Comment #26014314

    I'm working on many projects with RedHat, and have heavily dealt with IBM in the past. I can definitely confirm that the IBM statement is true. Execs signed on many projects, and w…

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    Comment #23836105

    This is probably part of the reason why it's OEM-only. That way AMD can control where it's used, avoiding it competing with it's own EPYC server chips.

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    Comment #12840192

    Happened here in Canada with Teleglobe. All their assets (mainly buried fiber links) were purchased for cheap by Tata Communication, which has been growing since.

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    Comment #12780046

    Anyone in the security field has used any of these sites and can give feedback? I am looking for short/remote gigs to supplement my work now, could be interesting. I was a full-tim…

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    Comment #12753973

    Downtown Montreal here, speed right now: 83 mbit/s down 13 mbit/s up Quite good, almost as fast as my home connection.

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    Comment #12455452

    Wow, this is extremely useful and really addresses a major pain point. I love it!

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    Comment #12276747

    Incredible Billing Machine

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    Comment #9745506

    I am in Canada, but I think it can also apply in the US: I am working in security , which is a small world where I am. I usually take a look at a LinkedIn profile to know who an ap…

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    Comment #9235907

    They are using Arbor in their core network, and auto mitigate attacks on customers now. I am working with Arbor systems as well as others for DDoS protections where I am working no…

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    Comment #8845656

    Seems to be the index and abstracts only, the actual documents needs to be paid for. Not too expensive at 15$ each, probably worthed if you need such information.

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    Comment #8684019

    If your company has a PCI environment, i'm not that worried (you probably have a pretty good idea of what you are doing, at least in theory), but most startups do not have this, as…

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    Comment #8683909

    Very interesting, and I would definitely see a use. Just a few comments: - How does this fit into the PCI picture, only thing I have seen on the site is a 2 line faq entry. Not eno…

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    Comment #8493987

    I would be extremely surprised that you would need 30 x86 boxes to reach the performance of a P8 box, on any type workload. By my experience with P5-P7 they can be faster for certa…

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    Comment #8493253

    While the performance seen here is nice, i'm curious to see the price/performance ratio. Running against a 8-core XEON would not make sense if the closer Intel system price-wise is…

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    Comment #8483035

    The main thing preventing me from using stripe directly in my applications is that it does not calculate sales taxes. The added complexity to do so makes it complex to integrate. T…

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    Comment #8207549

    Thanks for the reply, which business fields is this experience coming from? I could be biased by the industries I worked in (telecom, engineering, banking), there was a constant pu…

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    Comment #8202257

    I do not know who your customers are, but for lots of corporations, spending a fortune on hardware (capex) is easier then spending anything on services (opex). It is linked to acco…