Well, on the plus side, our own infrastructure got a performance boost at exactly the same time because bots running on Amazon cloud couldn't resolve our hostnames to scan them and attempt to break in as they do daily!
Yeah, that's exactly what I came here to post, well, basically. More precisely, I was going to post that the only way I could see php was going down in popularity is that the same developers segment with propensity to use php would use node, js and the likes.
Not for me anyway, I prefer using a "real" programming languages for anything above really small quick and dirty applications instead of interpreted scripting languages and I find it pays off in the long term. For quick and dirty, I simply use bash scripts.
Most VPNs over promise and under deliver on security. So, I wonder, who holds the keys? What length keys? Elliptical curve? Ehat curve? What encryption is used? What about quantum-proofing?
Maybe I should apply to beta-test?
Agreed, I use VPNs a lot but I never used even once a commercial VPN and I wouldn't use Firefox free one either.
As a matter of fact, those can just concentrate the watching and tracking to one more single point yet.
I use several VPNs at the same time that don't change the default route on my desktop and several others on my router which may change the default route or not. On the desktop, it's to access protected resources. On the router, it's usually to optimize latency and throughput by routing through more efficient gateways over the public Internet using servers I have control of.
You may missing a point, your subscription you engage yourself by contract to keep for a year becomes a financial asset for the company which can then use it to get loans, raise their stock value, etc. etc.
If you can then reverse your engagement as you see fit, nothing holds anymore.
Well, if you sign/engage yourself say for 1 year, it's a contract. If you want to stop using the service after 2 months, the service provider is in its full right to require a payment for the full year if he wants to, I don't see anything predatory with that. Consider yourself lucky if the service provider accepts to only bill you for say, 6 months.
Just don't engage yourself by contract if you don't expect to keep your words or ask for cancellation terms in advance if you don't keep your words.
Geostationary satellite are hard to upgrade since they are so far away and an upgrade might be required if the hardware on board does any kind of packet inspection which remains a question to me. Application level encryption (packet payloads) should still work although so maybe the satellites have nothing to do with it if applications using them don't bother to encrypt their payloads.
Well, if it ain't broken, don't fix it. Microsoft might have broken it some since the acquisition but I'd expect more in the move to Azure.
From the article:
GitHub has recently seen more outages
I would expect more during and maybe even after the move.
Anyway, we don't rely on github for our own stuff. It might be a bad idea to put your industrial secrets on a publicly hosted cloud IMHO. We run our own instance of gitlab in house but you could get by with more light weight solutions.
Let's hope the move goes smoothly for those relying on github! It might not be a bad idea to setup your own mirror of you github hosted stuff just in case although...
Some suspect it might already have happened a few centuries ago; it snowed in summer in France and the crops mostly went to waste and people starved and this might have lead to the French revolution.
It would make sense, Thanks!
"while the left paddle adjusts braking intensity"
I must be missing something, when you need to brake, how can braking less quickly be a plus?
How stupid does one need to be not to double check what an AI chat bot tells them? I mean, I even usually double-check what humans tell me. I'd sure double check that imaginary Peruvian canyon location and the time that Japanese ropeway closes at if I intended to get off the mountain before the night.
I pay $40 a month for 100/100 (symmetric) internet connection and use hypnotix to watch TV for free:
https://github.com/linuxmint/h... (says linuxmint but works on other linuxes too)
more free to watch channels here:
https://github.com/iptv-org/ip...
There you go! In front of face is more on the breathing pathway than on side of face!
Assuming 50/50 day and night, and the night power is assigned to EVs
No it's not 50/50 day and night,
It's a generally accepted fact that it is less windy at night:
https://wxguys.ssec.wisc.edu/2...
Well it's a generally accepted fact that it is less windy at night:
https://wxguys.ssec.wisc.edu/2...
Machines have less problems. I'd like to be a machine. -- Andy Warhol
