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semyonsh
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Comment #47789017
So I'm guessing this will work mainly for customers that are running actual compute or K8S already? The real challenge of a Cloud exit is undoing the years of gradually getting ven…
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Comment #47636392
There is an old Dutch saying which goes: "Trust comes afoot and leaves on horseback". When you're in the compliance business you cannot fumble this ball, but you have.
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Comment #47301616
Something tells me GPG would be great for this concept, but it's probably not as accessible as to get people to paste a JSON somewhere.
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Comment #46976441
Looks great. I was a user of babybuddy[1] and one the pluses was that I could self-host and be in control + had an API. Now that last bit was a bit overkill. It had one feature tha…
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Comment #46972069
How else would I connect to my BBS to play L.O.R.D. and check FidoNet.
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Comment #46443523
The website does not show anything on how the product is used, which is kind of important for me as a potential customer. Especially if it's going to be effectively handling my cop…
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Comment #46202425
"Somewhat biased" is a gross understatement here, holy crap.
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Comment #45517590
If you're on iOS or MacOS I can highly recommend NetNewsWire ( https://netnewswire.com/ ).
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Comment #39121048
I'm not sure if i fit in the group this is meant for but as a point of feedback: I really can't make up from your description and the front page what youphenom actually _is_ or doe…
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Comment #38831529
One of the stable open source projects that is running the webradio for our foundation that promotes new bands for years now. Buster Neece truly is a legend and a saint in tireless…
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Comment #24542508
Although i liked the first bit of Zen (Which this article seems to be referencing), it quicky lost me in the second half where Pirsig goes rambling on on his quasi-filosofic subjec…
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Comment #20457757
The Dutch government is unfortunately known for having IT projects fail constantly, they've already accumulated an enormous technical debt. They outsource a lot because the current…
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Comment #19927650
I used to work at a company that recovered and decommissioned freon. If some tech came by with a cylinder filled with R12 it would many times mysteriously disappear from storage. P…