Have they rolled out the ads yet ? I feel like they keep teasing it but I might have missed the roll out and the backlash (there is no way there would not be SOME backlash)
Oh but I have them !
Every day an email is sent out with the backup status.
Every day I got my email in the morning with the back up logs.
For years.
I associated email received to backup successful, until a month or so when my vpn broke and the emails where just "could not connect", but it took me a while to bother actually opening the message body as it had always been the same for years.
So I'll manage it differently, have the email subject be more explicit about a success or a failure amongst other things.
Always learning :^)
Some books have names that don't evocate much, a tame cover and end up being smut books.
Quick search brings up "Normal people".
Unassuming title and cover, you might guess romance, but quoting an article mentioning it "The sex scenes in this one really do jump off the page".
You might not want your 10-13 y/o reading about that just yet…
Some other might have toxic ideas, graphic depiction of violence, or lots of things you might want a teen to not read just yet.
In SOME cases, it is cheaper than on prem.
If you need a lot of compute power occasionally, it can be cheaper.
If you actually scale up and down according to the load (which a lot of companies do not do), it might be cheaper.
But a large amount of companies don't fall in those cases or don't do it efficiently.
Some spend in a year the same amount they would have paid for on prem servers they would have kept 5 years or more.
Cloud providers offer other things like multi regional redundancy, which can be hard to achieve for smaller businesses.
The setup was a bit of a challenge as I like to do it the RTFM way abd that there is a bunch of concepts to grasp before you really understand what you are doing, but since then it's been working pretty great !
And it's free (as in you are providing them with data on the occurence of threats etc, so you don't pay)
Would be even funnier if the downward line was shorter on the second panel
I mean yeah, a day off from work is not a day off from chores... But those are a futur me problem :^)
Have they rolled out the ads yet ? I feel like they keep teasing it but I might have missed the roll out and the backlash (there is no way there would not be SOME backlash)
Translator note : Keikaku = plan
Oh but I have them !
Every day an email is sent out with the backup status.
Every day I got my email in the morning with the back up logs.
For years.
I associated email received to backup successful, until a month or so when my vpn broke and the emails where just "could not connect", but it took me a while to bother actually opening the message body as it had always been the same for years.
So I'll manage it differently, have the email subject be more explicit about a success or a failure amongst other things.
Always learning :^)
Then it turns out your monitoring system failed and FUCK IT'S BEEN A MONTH SINCE THE LAST PROPER BACKUP
Wait…
What happens if you take the cat out of the box then ?
Good old "don't judge a book by its cover"
Some books have names that don't evocate much, a tame cover and end up being smut books. Quick search brings up "Normal people". Unassuming title and cover, you might guess romance, but quoting an article mentioning it "The sex scenes in this one really do jump off the page".
You might not want your 10-13 y/o reading about that just yet…
Some other might have toxic ideas, graphic depiction of violence, or lots of things you might want a teen to not read just yet.
Fuck I was so eager for the frame, but as a standalone device it'll surely be impacted as well…
Sounds like a solid rec for her usecase :)
I don't know how I should feel about getting this joke
I had a hunch about how it would end but that last panel really sold it.
Absolutly amazing, thank you !
I want the POV with the camera, in front of him, as he slips. I wonder if it's been posted anywhere
Excuse my lack of culture, but what's the BOB on the graph before 98 ?
When the bubble pops or deflates, it'd be lowkey funny to see them go : "Heyyyy ! Remember me ? Good old Crucial ? I'm back on the consumer market !"
So far…
In SOME cases, it is cheaper than on prem. If you need a lot of compute power occasionally, it can be cheaper. If you actually scale up and down according to the load (which a lot of companies do not do), it might be cheaper. But a large amount of companies don't fall in those cases or don't do it efficiently. Some spend in a year the same amount they would have paid for on prem servers they would have kept 5 years or more.
Cloud providers offer other things like multi regional redundancy, which can be hard to achieve for smaller businesses.
Could Fairphone count as a "Major" Android OEM ?
They do use snapdragon chips, are priced roughly the same as the pixels, and might align the most with a project like Graphene and its values ?
One can dream…
I ended up going with Crowdsec.
The setup was a bit of a challenge as I like to do it the RTFM way abd that there is a bunch of concepts to grasp before you really understand what you are doing, but since then it's been working pretty great ! And it's free (as in you are providing them with data on the occurence of threats etc, so you don't pay)