You can do this with HAL too: IBM HAL GZK FYJ EXI DWH CVG BUF ATE ...
EXI and BUF sound pausible. ATE is IBM minus eight, which is a nice coincidence.
AWS S3? Cloudflare R2? We think we know what's coming next
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#122Earlier quoted context omitted.
If consumers are so likely to confuse "S3" and "R2" that a court would grant trademark enforcement to S3 over this, then Mazda could have successfully sued BMW over the confusion between MX-2 and M3, not to mention the total havoc such a court judgment would wreak upon the SMT labeling industry: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28777350 If Cloudflare had an entire AWS-simulation business and was making a clear ef…
> then Mazda could have successfully sued BMW over the confusion between MX-2 and M3 Assuming you mean the MX-3 (I can't find any reference to such a thing as a Mazda MX-2), it would hopefully have been the other way around -- BMW suing Mazda, since the M3 predates the MX-3 by half a decade: > M3 models have been produced for every generation of 3 Series since the E30 M3 was introduced in 1986. -- https://en.wikipedi…
These model numbers are rife, and hardly unique to the brands. If you were to shorten Tesla's Model 3, you'd have the TM3.
And back to Mazda, they have a very successful "3" that _could_ be described as an M3. :)
If anything it's nice that there's some consistency between at least a few brands on the numbering - if you see a 3, you'll know it's likely a medium sized car.
Re: AWS S3? Cloudflare R2? We think we know what's coming next
#123call it whatever u like, looks like a fantastic product to me! i hope they can sustain this...
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#124Earlier quoted context omitted.
AFAIK, you can describe a product as "just like AWS, only not Amazon" without any problem as long as you are clear enough that it's not Amazon, and that "like" is really "like".
IMHO, there is very little risk consumers will confuse Cloudfare for a major Cloud provider
CloudFront and CloudFlare was confusing for me.
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#125Things get really confusing when you also use SAP R/3, migrating it to S/4: "So the S/4 gets some of its data from R/3 via S3 and writes reports to R2 which are used for a consolidated view in R/3 as long as the analysis isn't migrated to S/4 which will get all data via S3."
Thank you, good sir. I admire the sheer simplicity of your proposed solution and the wisdom contained in it.
Since my client is coming up on a SAP R/3 to S/4 transition, which is due to complete by 2027 (a real timeline), I have informed my dear colleague, a SAP enterprise architect, of a much simpler way forward that you have suggested. Sadly and disappointingly, my colleague architect has launched into rumbling and mumbling about the business transformation being more important than the technology transition. Outrageous and completely unheard of.
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#126If this trend continues, one day they'll pay me to store my data on their service. Imagine being paid to generate random hashes and store them on the internet. ;)
Presumably that's a clever joke about cryptocurrencies. It took me a while to convince myself that the analogy made sense, and I'm not sure how much I appreciate it, but I suppose that slow confirmation times and questionable value are to be expected when dealing with cryptocurrencies.
Slow confirmation times aren't really a thing anymore - ETH transactions confirm in about 15 seconds for me, although it's expensive for small to medium amounts (~$8 to send eethereum, ~$25 to send ERC20 tokens, ~$80 to do a Uniswap swap).
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#127Profits Q4?
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#128Re: AWS S3? Cloudflare R2? We think we know what's coming next
#129R2 means “Really Requestable” from their website, really..
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#130Meanwhile Microsoft is just like...let's called it "Blob"
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Wow I thought AWS Systems Manager Session Manager was bad.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/systems-manager/latest/userguide...