Everything authenticated by Microsoft is tainted
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Re: Everything authenticated by Microsoft is tainted
#2I read a good analogy recently:
The titanic (cloud) is sinking, the engine room is already full of water, but the people in the ballroom (execs) are still celebrating with champagne, even though the warnings have been called multiple times.
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#3Give it a few years and then on-prem hardware and simple server hosting will become fashionable again.
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#5I read a good analogy recently: The titanic (cloud) is sinking, the engine room is already full of water, but the people in the ballroom (execs) are still celebrating with champagne, even though the warnings have been called multiple times.
drown in champagne or drown in filthy sea water?
for some, this sounds like a nonsensical choice. for others, a defining moment of leadership.
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#6People fled from mainframes, now they are flocking to cloud...
Re: Everything authenticated by Microsoft is tainted
#7I read a good analogy recently: The titanic (cloud) is sinking, the engine room is already full of water, but the people in the ballroom (execs) are still celebrating with champagne, even though the warnings have been called multiple times.
This is the cloud so you can’t call it the Titanic—-its the Hindenburg.
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#8Give it a few years and then on-prem hardware and simple server hosting will become fashionable again.
On-prem is very expensive compared to cloud.
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#9This seems overly hyperbolic and alarmist. I do not think the sources prove the scope of breach the post asserts ("all of Microsoft"), seems more like a temporary key leak that was subsequently revoked.
Re: Everything authenticated by Microsoft is tainted
#10I read a good analogy recently: The titanic (cloud) is sinking, the engine room is already full of water, but the people in the ballroom (execs) are still celebrating with champagne, even though the warnings have been called multiple times.
I read this recently, I found it chillingly similar to our current situation, a truly great read:
The Machine Stops by E.M Foster
https://web.cs.ucdavis.edu/~rogaway/classes/188/materials/th...