Their stuff is designed to specifically work with their stuff, and that’s a big part of their IP.
Other than AI, it’s automation. It’s pretty good when it works but has the same overall intent as AI (in reducing the human labor force), just on a smaller level. At least automation isn’t consistently delivering inaccurate information.
It wasn’t a very long initial question (only a few sentences), but you somehow missed the only qualifier to the whole thing, “…Besides AI,” within that short intro.
I remember back in 2017, talking to the director of marketing at the company I was at at the time, and she was telling me about how she spent all day getting bad reviews removed from Glassdoor. I didn’t use it much before that, but I haven’t visited the site once since then.
Damn… this is the first time I don’t agree with the outcome of an EU decision regarding Apple.
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My network is .milkme and I have nipples… will they approve it?
It was probably a lot more interesting… but yea, not useful if you’re there to hear about k8s.
I still think the removal of the headphone jack was a very anti-customer move. It only benefited them to try to sell more earbuds.
I’ve known people that purchased the foldable android when it came out, they got rid of it.
Just skip this idea. No one wants this.
I mostly agree. As someone that’s worked with both Windows and Linux for over 15 years, I think we need to ask the question of “why do we see so many incompetent admins?”
If you aren’t paying people enough to give a shit about what they are doing, they won’t.
Believe it or not, CrowdStrike’s model forces updates and people pay a lot of money for it to “handle things” for them. I had to deploy it at a previous employer about 8 years ago. It was stupid.
Copper mesh that’s strategically placed will defend against this.
CrowdStrike absolutely fucked Linux in the past.
Well said!
Well that was a mistake. Apple hardware is designed to run Apple OS.
Sounds to me like they still haven’t rectified the breach. Cool. 🤘
No, people should read an entire thought prior to responding to it.