Demmme

All upcoming regulations are dimentrical.

Crypto was advertised as decentralized and unregulated.

Most arguments I had with cryptobros were some sudo arguments about this stuff instead of just omitting that it's all about speculations.

Spam from you?

Ah yes the ubundend fiber in rural areas around the globe.

You do understand that this is not for you if you have high bandwidth and low latency right?

We have 99% IaC.

I still don't mind upgrading a k8s cluster on the UI, monitoring it's healthy and than patching the tf code for the newest minor version.

And.i don't?

I have over 10 years of experience across all cloud providers and you just assume I'm a troll?

That's not a way to have a discussion in good faith...

On purpose to keep a100 and h100 on an additional premium.

How does that not matter on a fair comparison?

It's a no brainer anyway to get more performance from desktop and non apple much cheaper due to apples pricing.

Apple has a huge advantage price / performance wise with the cheap m based Mac book air.

The comparison with a Mac book pro which costs 2-3k is slightly less so.

Just an anecdotal counter point: very happy with gcp.

Best network from all and coherent modern ui.

Not the usability hell like azure... (You know when clicking on a often used resource on the start page which let's you jump directly to it but doesn't allow you to jump a level up of all the other resources of the same type which totally works fine when you navigate to it the normal way... Or the huge hassle and complexity of resource groups for f everything...)

But you know the tweet not even states what quota was reduced.

It's not your job to keep their spirit up.

But it's not necessary your job either to bring them down.

Just tell them honestly if they take a big risk that you see a risk and why.

Usenet was not really good and is technically very simple.

I don't think there is a simple solution people could just move to.

It's nix, you only need a hash database for trust.

And then you solved the source of Truth problem because you got an old book?

Could be a wrong.print. could be a fake.

Bible is also not true just because it's some book.

Sounds genuine totally inexperienced and at least tried.

Eieiei

I earn much more at my big tech company than I did before.

And just because others got fired, I did not and still earn my good salary.

So is it worth it: yes for me it is.

Also my team is fun and my job is good.

More often than not.

I don't buy this and will not act shitty just because

Black hat vs white hat.

As soon as I would discover I could do that, I would inform the company not some scritkiddies on the internet.

This is just irresponsible

What the f?

If you don't deliver anymore than you have an obligation to sell it to try to give them money back...

You are right. But I didn't argue from your point of view but from reddit.

Nope.

I argue bases on them but they do not matter to me.

I do not use a 3th party App. For me it makes sense. But if they lied they will hurt themselves anyway

I don't 'trust' reddit, I surf reddit and it's communities.

Reddit is not a bank account

Is this verified?

U do like the LMU after all I'm in Munich but this though is more obvious than magic.

Oh I can even believe that this fucked up CEO is just a liar and knows exactly that the API pricing will kill apps of and just does it on purpose.

But he will be the person to increase revenue anyway.

Because he can now say that whatever app survived this is now paying for it instead.

Oh yes absolutely but I don't think they will die on this PR hill, that's exactly my point.

For me I will continue to use reddit as I have before.

I use reddit, as I do most of my surfing, very successful with my smartphone browser.

I know reddit is pushing it's all but even that is not 3th party apps.

Don't get me wrong I'm not here to defend any actions of reddit especially not their CEO.

But if they have stats saying 1% and less is 3th party App Traffic it's probably more that people in reddit care just not their ceo

I actually believe reddit when they say the impact is small

I'm using reddit for ages and never even considered anything besides their website.

If the traffic to their site is primarily from the web (or web mobile or the official Reddit app), the client (3th party) users are only a loud minority.

Of course I think the behavior is shitty but I don't think most people really care and reddit will not see any real impact of it either.

If you can smell it, it goes in your lunges and if you also work it's even worse.

Don't work outside if you can or wear a mask!

With 40 containers I would go kubernetes and with Kube stack you basically have this up and running in 5 minutes.

Aligning metric endpoints for fine-tuning.

Add tracing to it in a few more clicks

People get older and might want to play sometimes a game.

Having it as an option when I travel business would be great.

And I don't play every week anymore but I will play certain games.

It solves the itch without needing a ps5 or a PC.

I do it sometimes to weaken the word.