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This is a candidate for name and shame. Microsoft is made up of people and actual real people made these decisions.

Who are they?

Very impressive! There is something earie and disturbing about the animation, some primal instincts triggered.

Wow I'm blind. Thanks and apologies.

That's Python's constructor, innit?

Not against it, but I'm genuinely curious what the use case would be for that?

I skimmed through the docs, couldn't see anything about soaking disabling it.

Irn-Bru, the national soft drink of Scotland.

Their ads are brilliant.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1lcuZoYiuVs

I love it, have listen: https://m.youtube.com/shorts/ZrJMVPQyxvg

> One could argue

How?

Not only do we need a European cloud, but the world needs to move quickly from the US centric idea of everything.

US is speeding into fascism and everyone needs to prepare.

Oh nice cool water. It's a bit muddy looking? Is it safe to drink?

It came with a threat that you'd lose your account of you didn't approve. That's hardly voluntary.

Back in the day, Android allowed any app to see what other apps were installed. That's how Facebook saw the threat from Instagram so early.

The article is on point but assumes that you're providing service level agreement that you can't honour.

So go ahead, sell your space and in your SLA promise absolutely nothing and bill only for what they use.

Also have an explanation ready then the feds raid your house :)

Then EU will fine them with fines that draw blood.

Price means price without discount.

I wonder if it's actually leaking training data and these are real images, as per this: https://theaiunderwriter.substack.com/p/an-image-of-an-arche...

> fresh perspective, embracing server-driven architecture

This is not fresh perspective. I used to be on "team everything on server" but it's a mistake on insist on that today.

Waste or not, I don't think two companies should have $5.1B government contracts.

Although I think neither that or waste is the reason for termination.

It's https://sheep.horse/

We kind of did but its all put in the context of containers. Check out the unshare command.

unshare --mount

Most examples you'll find put it in the context of containers, like https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/mount-namespaces