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How does it invite corruption if it's a legitimate government sponsored pathway? I'm sure NZers are happy to get a piece of rich migrants wealth vs. their money staying in offshore havens

What if you had a robot gantry that could attach itself to existing centre pivot systems to do seeding and tillage?

Would you then say it's disengenous to listen to the tv or radio while browsing the internet with an ad blocker?

Yep another thing is that gaming is a zero sum game - blizzard would be competing with itself for player base

Sort of, it's well known that you're unlikely to get a job at McDonald's as an adult

Washing machines and other appliances used to be powered by ICE when the grid was not widespread

I guess that's why people won't work harder to earn higher wages to avoid additional tax, wait, they do!

Best to call it like it is - the government wants people to be informed that they are sacrificing rights as part of this agreement so the quid pro quo of higher wages is always in their mind (this is the main driver of the policy, higher wages)

Whats the speed limit? In Australia there are a lot of 60kmh roads near parks

I noticed this just yesterday, Azure Appgateway reported 6 active connections even though I was the only one using it and I had closed my browser.

Search results were boosted based on usage, but the performance benefits of infinite scroll outweighed the use case

Document registry, but I've heard users doing this in just about every application that allows it - just doing a broad search and memorising the page that the thing they actually want is on

Haha no comment

Yes - very true, however when we used paging we found users were going "I know my results are on page 19, skip to there" but when they were faced with the task of scrolling to page 19, their behaviour changed and they used filtering

In my experience this is the number one driver for infinite scroll, dropping paging simplifies a lot

That's why your security solution should include a mix of every known technology, hackers need to know everything from COBOL to rust

Ah thanks, I thought he meant they were all being used as identity providers - this makes more sense

The previous post said "the enterprise" which makes me think of a singular organisation using all of them - maybe I'm misunderstanding, but why would a single org use more than one?

So update it?

Probably a dumb question, everything in my sphere is active directory - why would you have more than one identity provider?

Graph databases are a type of NoSQL database,

I said value needs to be traced to an essential need, this covers most industries pretty well - but there seems to be a lot of tech that is more than 5 times removed from an essential

There is always the age old pension scheme of having a child to make up the difference

I think the value needs to be traced to an essential need, only those functions resulting in food, water, shelter count as intrinsic value - by this definition tech CEO's contribute less than an average farmer

How are you measuring wealth? Global debt is nearly 4 times global GDP

I sigh with relief when I see retro installers like that - at least you know it will work!

Search engines

I think it's the latter, other than powering a plane what else are they good for?

As someone born in the 90s, looking back at the "rage against the machine" culture in software seems very fake for an industry that went from academia to an extension of the financial services sector...

There have been posts like this in the lifetime of various killed Google products - it would be nice if they would openly admit how many years of funding they've committed