As bad as 2FA over SMS is, that doesn't stop it from being widely used. I can see a lot of messages ending up there.
Apple already extracts those and offers to fill them in, so I don't think that will be an issue.
This is step 1 in trying to sell their flailing business. They obviously don't expect any more growth or they'd stick with running their own servers. Buyers want to know they can carve up the company easily, so migrating to a public cloud gives them some assurances this is possible. They're certainly hoping to get scooped up on their disintegrating brand awareness before there's no value left.
My company tried to buy them out. They responded:
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“Not every problem belongs here.”
JSON is an improvement over XML and easier to transmit than YAML.
lol, no they don't.
Maybe they wanted to broaden their palate. Try some foreign cuisine.
But privacy and data protection has become one of the main selling points for Apple in the last decade or so. They tried to bridge the gap with their "Privat Cloud Compute" approach, but this is so complex and hard to understand (and to implement) that nobody will really care, they will just see "all my data will be processed in the Cloud just as Google does it" and that's it.
From the summary, it seems Apple is asking them to train a model that will run on Apple's private servers, thus maintaining privacy.
Patrick was not happy with the veto.
Abbott has called a special session for the purpose of writing a new bill. I suspect that Patrick will get a very slightly looser version of SB3 passed, which may itself get vetoed.
The number of times that my wife has had to submit a copy of her marriage certificate to confirm her original name even though we've been married for 11 years baffles me. It made some sense in the first year or two, but she still has to do it a couple of times a year for seemingly random things. I encouraged her to keep her original name when we were planning the wedding, but she insisted on the name change.
What the US needs is more blue color workers
Can Smurfs even get a visa these days?
He vetoed the bill.
He doesn't care. It wouldn't be going to his supporters for the most part, and some of the more vocal ones will criticize him for it.
Considering that they already announced a month ago that there would not be a Season 3, that's not a difficult call.
It depends on what they've purchased. Microsoft's basic licenses haven't gone up by that much in five years. The top tier E5 license was $57 per month in 2020, and today it's $54.75 (albeit without Teams, which costs $8 per month with a phone number attached). European prices are probably a bit different, but the price changes in percentages won't be notably different. Even add-ons like Entra Suite or Intune Suite won't add 72%. It's more likely that they have Azure VMs or other services, and that's where the majority of the cost increase came from. If they're not planning on bringing that on-prem, they'll see some savings, but it may not be all that much.
Don't most disk formats have basically just native performance? What can you do wrong to degrade the performance?
As can be seen in this table (from the FA), ASIF is considerably faster than the current UDRW.
Yep. At list price, an M365 E5 license is $657 per year in the US. For every thousand dollars of lost productivity per person due to the change, they could get 1.5 years of Microsoft licenses at one of the highest tiers.
"Unibus timeout fatal trap program lost sorry" - An error message printed by DEC's RSTS operating system for the PDP-11
