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shye
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About shye
I used to comment here using a different usernames, then adopted Eric Schmidt's advice:
“[Y]ou should, just as a policy, change your name. Then you can say, ‘That really wasn't me; I really didn't do that!”
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Comment #49178377
Your legal department does not replace your retained lawyers, they add to it. It’s separate roles.
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Comment #49054838
Not always. In the beginning it was supposed to be a freemium product, with all the revenue coming from subscriptions.
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Comment #49040999
You're conflating labels and distributors: for the majors, they are often different department of the same corporations, but they're not the same thing.
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Comment #48998322
Last I chatted with some friends who were going through their first SOC2, they quoted a much lower number.
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Comment #48825236
If we're allowed to dream, make it public transit, as private cars, regardless of how they are driven, are a climate disaster we can not afford.
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Comment #48825212
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Comment #48721931
Unions are a solution to a power imbalance, not a sign of maturity, neither when maturity is defined as "having attained a final or desired state" or as "having achieved a low but …
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Comment #48665341
Unionization shouldn't be seen as an emergency measure. Even if I would hypothetically accept union as a last resort, which I don't, safety nets should be built not only when you a…
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Comment #48484535
Or $3 for an ESP32 devboard.
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Comment #48416940
That's on the company owners[1], as represented by its board. --- [1] Companies like Meta actually has two types of ownership: ownership of the company's current assets (economic e…
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Comment #48415861
What I've learned from reading this is how much of my own writing style was influenced by late 1990s MSDN.
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Comment #48380725
It receives, as its name implies, pre-release builds: it is currently on 15.7.8, while the latest macOS 15.7 release is 15.7.7.
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Comment #48378014
If you have enough data to actually need to use Kafka, “simplicity” probably leaves too much out.
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Comment #48377796
Not a real solution if you’re averse to using pre-release software like macOS 26. Recent betas also seem to break some small things, not sure if due to change in code itself or a f…
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Comment #48377749
It wasn’t Twain who wrote that letter: that quip was posthumously attributed to him, and have been used by multiple others. The earliest source we have for it is a letter by Blaise…
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Comment #48202948
That's exactly why I'm less pleased with GCP: to trust a CSP (or any service), I need to be assured that when (not if) things go wrong, I could escalate to a team that would have m…
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Comment #48202924
Apple also uses AWS, and I won't be surprised if they also use Azure. Big companies are multicloud, and not because it's a good idea (it rarely is), but because they inherited mult…
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Comment #48202918
From personal experience, as a customer who once did something stupid: Google Cloud does soft deletes. But you need to reach out to support fast enough. And really, if you deleted …
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Comment #48175493
Of course, the solution to that is to nullify all HOAs, power tripping or not. They were a mechanism to enact segregation, and as such should've had no place when created, and cert…
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Comment #48130482
Apple never bought a manufacturer, or built such capabilities. They buy and build manufacturing capacity, and there’s also a huge shortage in that today.
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Comment #48130460
They can’t. Operating a FAB requires employing PhDs that are willing to work 8 hours shifts with no breaks (each removal of a bunnysuit is an expensive exercise), and there’s no re…
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Comment #48103423
It’s a game of chicken, and we know the president folds like a soggy tortilla (aka TACO). It’s just that some executives are even soggier.
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Comment #48076767
For domains where they handle the certificates, Cloudflare utilizes multiple CAs, to avoid such a single point of failure: I’ve seen Cloudflare managed certificates issued by Let’s…
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Comment #48045556
No, we don't, or shouldn't ask people to check the URL itself, because of homonym attacks are a thing. Goal is to make sure that your credentials can't be compromised by surfing th…