DANmode
A fellow xth grader did a science project on this, and I’ll never forget it.
Do you folks coordinate in the way described, and show success with it? (Would most people agree with you?)
> It is conceivable that, with a little poking, an attacker could obtain data, including secrets such as certificates, belonging to other tenants on the node.
> Moreover, the code was leaking cached entries and even entire caches due to misunderstood memory ownership rules, and suffered from a large number of crashes, in the order of 300,000 to 500,000 crashes per month for the WireServer web server alone across the fleet.
Period.
Your reaction is valid.
Correct.
and the only discontent with that a minority of their people feel is when they look at us.
My point is: they’re not.
and in retrospect, it was weird that I ever assumed they did.
As long as people are still using glass sliders and Schlage locks to protect their actual stuff, sec will continue to be looked at as black magic, like SEO, GEO, and unironically, CEO.
Plenty of us understand it.
Are you calling for a sabotage? A boycott? What?
Be more clear regarding what you “don’t get”.
Quit being passive - you’re asking folks to consider this, and deeply ponder the consequences, but what’s the action you’re calling for?
General AI ban? Managers guiding their firms not to use, to (artificially?) protect headcount? Individual contributors quietly quitting the demand to push more code than can be reviewed properly?
Say what you need to say - the way you’re going about it is worse than weird: it’s ineffective, and makes your view (whatever it actually is) look whiny.
How could I have been so foolish.
Again: nobody else is replying in this specific sub thread.
You’re actually my hero.
If anything, having only one vendor to choose from is a disadvantage.
and if you don’t, well, let’s just leave it here.
> You're saying that the toilet has somehow altered the physical chemical compounds involved in the structure
Nah - I’m pointing out the shit that comes along with your very simplified label should be known.
Same as the folic acid American rice is washed in - but never labeled with.
When a flock of geese shit into the pile of beets, gnaw on the beets for a few days, and then the beets get boiled down and put into your Gatorade, sucrose ≠ sucrose.
No idea what you mean with the homeopathy quip.
You don’t care if you’re understood?
and anyone else’s money I’m asked to spend…
Forget the numbers you’re being given - what does caffeine crop that goes into a Coke or Pepsi product look like, compared to green tea caffeine?
What does the sugar look like, as a supply chain, vs sugars ingested from fruit?
Hint: it’s disgusting.
That’s the most concise way I can put that.
or the effective $13-$33 charge per order from the major delivery apps, after up charge to be using it plus delivery?
Let’s make sure we’re talking about the same stuff, here.