If Americans don't benefit from Google being on US soil, and many don't, they shouldn't care when they leave.

Tech has lost the financial sunshine. It's been a few years since Google was a dream job.

If you paid them just enough, they wouldn't qualify for those government subsidies but could still buy horrible insurance. If you paid them enough to afford decent insurance, Walmart would have to massively raise prices.

You cannot fix the problem you purport to exist at this point in society. You'd be more successful changing insurance, or more effectively, government policies.

* Reduce years of med school from 16 down to maybe 8 like other countries.
* Pay for all doctors to go, in exchange for massively reduced labor costs
* Force bankruptcy courts to discharge any and all student loans in a chapter 7, with no Brunner test. Better yet, do this for all degrees.
* Force schools to be the lender on the hook for defaults. Let them eat those losses out of their massive endowments.
* Cut out insurance for healthcare and make people accountable save for catastrophic insurance. Costs go up when the beneficiary is not the payer--always.

I'd be happy if they picked one of the irritating security systems like app armor and stuck with it. Oh and make all packages snap packages but fix the damn security so that it works out of the box. Even better, trash snap and the other.

Also, keep one update repo and don't change it with every release. Just update the damn packages. And stop fucking with the damn security.

Some of us have day jobs and don't want to figure out some damn Yahoo's ever changing idea of app security.

As a former mainframe person, I likely have to object. At least on traditional mainframes you get a message with a searchable message identifier. That message covers users, administrators and others. You might also get a return and reason code if it aborts abnormally.

They try to help the user. I suggest finding a better error comparison.

Work in a coal mine or
Be an accountant after a 6 hour Udemy course.

Want to go back to shrinkwrapped software and some sort of physically transportable media? Want to go back to g having a guy personably responsible for the outage? 9

Assess the amount of your gain through malfeasance and give it to every non-white person you can reach.

That was a wise move.

I fell for the belief that people who went to a top 15 school average, in 2009, 130k+ USD in salary. My advice is to only go if your company pays--even for Wharton. They're all bullshit. Well there is some educational value, but not as much as they charge.

I can't vouch for your network, but I built my own and earned millions. But absolutely no Duke mba helped even one penny.

If you're considering an MBA, get a job requiring that degree along with a license. For ex. a medical degree. Totally different, but at least you'll have far less competition when you graduate. And the government blocks your foreign competitors.

You could ask the bank to get you paper cash for all of that if you had it in your account. No they wouldn't have it, but you'd be within your rights to demand it. Since that almost never happens, it stays as M1 2 or whatever.

I hope you're not being sarcastic because I 100% agree with you. At least they don't insist on dark theme yet.

Could someone reply with a phone or phones capable of being unlocked, rooted, etc. and otherwise made usable by the person (not att/verizon/etc)? I know of Pinephone, but I hear it's slower than phones of 2010.

I looked but didn't find zOS or zVM images. What should I search for?

I agree. I fit this settlement except that I was able to refi part of my loans against my house. After 10 years of payments, I owed more than I borrowed from SM. My bankruptcy atty refused to even consider an adversarial proceeding.

Oh, my degree was not underwater basketweaving or gender studies like RINO "republicans" like to say. I was an MBA from Duke. In my 45+ years of existence, that was the worst thing I ever did. Had I slept with 1000s of people and contracted every STD, that degree would still be a horrible thing. I tried to get the next wrung in the IT ladder, but NO ONE CARED.

Separately, whatever happened to AC posting?

There is competition for some things, but not exactly for things like DynamoDB. AWS offers many custom, non standard services that either are incompatible or don't exist on other clouds. Also pricing to switch and move your data out is where they get you.

I would also add that you control your own data. If your business isn't one approved by AWS, you could also loose your data.