Close-In Weapon System
The Phalanx defense systems you see on naval vessels.
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Close-In Weapon System
The Phalanx defense systems you see on naval vessels.
I get the same spinner as well. I'm curious if it's related to: https://www.404media.co/fbi-tries-to-unmask-owner-of-infamou...
Yeah, every store should do this with line items on the receipt.
I don't have an exact date or anything but feeling was with Google in the early 00's. While my "big" first gig was managing Linux and FreeBSD in the data center about the same time, we still had a lot of SGI, IBM/AIX, IBM VM/ESA, AS400, SunOS/Solaris and Windows. Our main driver for getting rid of the big iron was the industry was turning towards cheap commodity systems running Linux and saving the yearly support costs was a big win. Google doing Linux at scale was helpful for the management team to "risk" moving away from tried and true vendors.
When I see stories like this, doesn't it make it easier, not harder for the DOGE folks to do their thing?
I get the "resign in protest" angle but is it really helping any?
You forgot the Huffington Post: https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trumps-pentagon-says-it-wil...
What’s the runway versus the burn rate? Who are the founders and who are the investors?
rclone, Apache VFS, GoCloud.dev ?
Can we get this applied to print, broadcast and cable news programs?
And here I thought we were going to rehash Crowdstrike ;-)
I'd say take it in steps. First, get your content someplace.
Second, worry about the other stuff one piece at a time.
Derek Sivers has a good resource for putting things on-line: https://sive.rs/ti
David Heinemeier Hansson would remind us that you can do this out of your home to if so inclined (assuming you have a reasonably static connection): https://world.hey.com/dhh/dare-to-connect-a-server-to-the-in...
I don't know if they still do or not, but Microsoft did for FTEs in 2010.
Soon it will all be Taco Bell.
Looked at https://neeva.com/?
dang it, now I have to move my secret base again
s/liberal//