My old boss used to say: “there is never a good time. Do it anyway”

This was often about taking your holidays, visiting your parents, testing a theory, building a PoC, etc. Analysis paralysis kills success.

Oh, excellent point.

non the less.

nonetheless

Could Mr Trump accidentally unite Europe against Microsoft and other e-cancers?

True.

It would be great irony if Mr Trump accidentally frees us from Microsoft and azure through all his bumbling.

Soooo, they’re ditching Microsoft?

Isn’t the video the jingle part that Google added to jabber originally (before it dumped everything to remake it from the group up about 4 more times like a GSoC crossed over with groundhogDay)?

There’s no text chat in mumble? Really? (I seem to remember otherwise, sorry)

unaligned

misaligned

Those batteries are gonna be (sorry) LIT.

Like, on fire. Like, from the massive charging rate.

Asking the crucial question.

Anything docker-free?

You poor sod.

Oh, very apt.

Jargon that needs to be dereferenced when it’s used the first time. Am I right?

But video is so damn annoying.

The number of times I’ve all but rage-quit a ‘tutorial’ which is simply an open mic with ‘room’ noises and breathing over a video of someone typing things into a screen which is then captured on iPhone, is far too high.

It could be a series of documented steps with reasoning, interspersed with screenshots (themselves in a ‘spoiler’-style show/hide setup), and it would then take up 1/1000th the space, require 1/100th the time, and demonstrate the technique in a way I could go over a few times. The typing is interminably slow, watching for someone who says nothing but mouse-overs (and selects) text as a way of communication is frustrating, and the entire thing is a barrier to comprehension. Is it ADHD that makes it far, far preferable to just get a page I can review and pore over and repeat a few times, or is it just a learning style that isn’t passive?

>>> students are struggling more and more with getting information from text

>>> found there way
>> people [...] that
> it's workforce

The question is whether this running gag is intentional.

If OVH can run separate organizations structured so as to avoid targeting by the US and its CLOUD act, then so can Google; so can Microsoft.

If needs must, then AWS, Google and Azure will split and re-home themselves in Ireland, France, Switzerland – faced with a line that doesn’t go up, corporations will move figurative heaven and actual earth. If risk of enough revenue loss becomes an issue, then they would and will run a separate and distinct operation in each country; each region, if need be, if new Mexico fears Texas, for instance. And while they’ll all trumpet their success in creating a perfect privacy wall and legal separation to where even state powers cannot legally compel inspection or direction of their operations, after one of them is shown to be lying or incompetent the effort will be done properly. And we’ll have services we CAN trust - warily - to preserve our sovereignty.

But with their financial might, Google and Microsoft will respond to a real threat of churn. We will not see exodus.

There’s no section for “brain zaps”.

Take a recent innovation, and implement it better.

Ah, the mad rush to be Second Place.