Don’t need, just request the desktop site, read the post, then close the page without interacting or reading more content. They’re doing us a favor

Right now they are:

it’s patch Tuesday!!!1!1!!! We MUST release immediately an update or the users will revolt!!

But Sir, preliminary testing says that it has a 80% bricking chance with full data loss, can we postpone it?

PUSH. IT. NOW. Force the install and make sure to reboot all the computers during the working hours, bonus if you force close all the opened apps without saving

The company views a third party app called File Pilot as benchmark for these [file search] improvements

That app is still in beta and was launched one year ago.

They’re comparing the search from the native shell (where they could directly query the NTFS table like Everything does and get instant results), native to their OS with 40 years of experience with some unknown newcomer still in beta???

I love the fact that this new passport is so weird (even NK doesn’t do this) that even magats don’t believe it

Does anyone know if north Korean passports has pictures of the Great Leader in them?

I saw on a YouTube video that they have some “quick, it’s a limited deal!” events that pop up all the time where you’re forced to get 3 items or more in order to get the free bonus and you need to do it QUICKLY and can only choose from a limited pool of items that the algorithm chose for you according to what it thinks you like, so people is buying shit for FOMO

Lol it’s true

It’s wild that they recognized that software compiled for their own operating system goes faster through an interpreter on a different operating system

The incompetence of the day is the administration placing Australian flags instead of the UK ones

Google is going to push an update that will automatically install without consent or permission to all android devices and after the install, the disable toggle will appear buried in the settings, somewhere in developer settings

Somehow I’m getting this ads on Facebook:

To me it seems more criminal that the cloud provider has a “nuclear button” feature via the API that destroys everything including the backups with a single call and no confirmation whatsoever. What if the key gets accidentally leaked and someone wants to have fun?

So, if you subscribe to the $10/ month plan you get $10 worth of tokens to use within a month, and if you subscribe to the $49/month plan you get $49 worth of tokens to use within a month.

At this point why subscribe? Just pay directly the tokens so if you use less you pay less.

To me it doesn’t make sense to subscribe at $49 and maybe use $30 of tokens.

People were subscribing at the $49 plan because they were using $1000 in tokens worth

This cloud provider is also vibe coded?

One thing is that I don’t know for sure if it is containerized or not

They wrote:

Being stuck on CentOS 7 meant we were also stuck on MySQL 5.7

If they used some kind of containerization, the native packages available for the hosts do not affect the specific version of MySQL that they want to use

Google said that they’re going to push an automatic update that will install without the user consent (it’s ok. It’s their phone, not our phones) and hide the option somewhere in the menus in the next months. It will be buried behind three scary warnings then the user has to remember to come back after 24 hours to continue. But then it will be disabled on that specific device, it seems

Your approach is wrong.

You change apps because the devs don’t want to bow to Google, while it’s the opposite that needs to be done.

Just set your phone to skip this “verification” bullshit, in this way Google can see from the telemetry that the 0.01% of users disagree with their policy

Problem of free tier is just to entice devs in the hope that one of them likes the infrastructure and works at a whale

If you use the free tier too much they close it because you used it too much and exceeded their fair use policy

If instead you don’t use it enough, they close it for inactivity

And it automatically does HA. Reuse the key on another server and if one goes down it automatically switches to the next one

(Of course the application needs to support this, if you do this with a normal database it will break immediately)

Of course their closed source alternative is called AIStor and it is crazy expensive because everyone now needs to pivot to AI

S3 is designed for being used by applications via API, for example you can easily save and retrieve files from it even with a JavaScript application. It is much more difficult to do the same with sshfs

If instead you use it mounted on a computer, S3 is worse because each time you need to list its contents that’s an API request, if you have hundreds of thousands of files then it’s thousands of API reuqests