bearbawl

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by bearbawl 6y ago
It was standard practice 15 years ago to never ever use Microsoft Exchange in the first place. Wonder what has changed.
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by bearbawl 6y ago
That’s not how to look at this. The point is not if the Cloud can defend against a very sophisticated attack, the point is whether they can at least do a better job than what those big companies are doing. And the answer is really easy: For
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by bearbawl 6y ago
Most IT services should definitely be outsourced. Let’s say you are a big airline company, there is absolutely not a single reason you should manage your email system. Your job is to fly airplanes not to manage some goddam emails. The real
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by bearbawl 6y ago
The first one, 100%. The state where big companies are make the second option impossible. That may be unfortunate, I don’t know, but that’s really where we’re at. There is absolutely no way to cure big companies from all the shit they have
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by bearbawl 6y ago
I am not disagreeing with you. I don’t know all the numbers for your case and I don’t want to compute everything for your specific scenario. But I’m just saying that there is a general assumption in most discussions around buying versus ren
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by bearbawl 6y ago
It doesn’t work like that. You certainly paid a tax when you bought your home. I don’t know how it’s called or how much is it in your area, but you have to add that to the cost of what you bought, or deduce it from what you will sell (assum
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by bearbawl 6y ago
« in the end the landlord will have to come out ahead when you are paying rent » is way too simplistic I’m afraid. He doesn’t have to « come ahead », or at least not in the way you think he has to. You don’t know how your landlord got the p
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by bearbawl 6y ago
I’m not really a pro Google analytics, mainly because it is a performance mess, you can’t load it async, even their own PageSpeed insight doesn’t like it, etc. (except if they corrected this), but to say that absolutely everything they do i
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by bearbawl 6y ago
What’s wrong with Cloudflare? They’re not an ad company, are they?
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by bearbawl 6y ago
Travel is actually the same. I can travel to the other side of the world in one day. It’s way too small, or what we built is way too good. And yes the world as a planet orbiting around a star will go without us. Or at least as a big giant s
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by bearbawl 6y ago
It feels obvious to me. More and more the World looks like a very tiny house. We’ve built tool and industrial processes that are bigger that our planet. Look at a cargo ship. Or a mine. It’s mind blowing.
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by bearbawl 6y ago
No it’s the same for me. On mobile, the play/pause buttons work but the sliders don’t do anything.
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by bearbawl 6y ago
> This isn't an argument against vegetarian weaning, it's an argument for educating pediatricians so they're not shrugging their shoulders when people ask them how to keep their kids healthy. No, it’s an argument that peop
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by bearbawl 6y ago
So you don’t even see the issue? If you’re into vegetables, as-in you’re against meat, you just eat vegetables and you don’t eat meat anymore. You don’t need that to be called « plant-based meat ». Only the people who are actually so nostal
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by bearbawl 6y ago
I’m sorry for being condescending but I wasn’t referring to you in particular. It is indeed currently very trendy to be vegan. I chose the other direction which is to eat very very good meat, but way way less, because that’s goddamn expensi
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by bearbawl 6y ago
Do I really have to find another source that somehow « counter » your post and give a « definition » of what meat is or how it is generally employed for? I mean, we really are there? If you make a barbecue party, do you discuss the new mean
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by bearbawl 6y ago
By the amount of words I’m sure I’ve lost indeed. In « many many » languages and countries, everywhere around the world, and particularly in our very small new extremism world. I have one question: why do people trying to eat only vegetable
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by bearbawl 6y ago
Exactly. I think we’re way too much and this is the part that is not sustainable. Unfortunately it’s apparently way more trendy to become vegan than to say we’re simply too much.
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by bearbawl 6y ago
There is no way to satisfy the growing in a way that is not damaging to the environment. And that’s leaving aside any questions of ethics themselves.
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by bearbawl 6y ago
I’m actually pretty sure anything we do too much is bad somehow. The question is more around the « too much » than around what we do.
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by bearbawl 6y ago
First of all, I’m pretty sure animals live there, in the « environment ». And animals eat animals, in this « environment ». As far as tv documentaries present this to me (sorry I’ve never been in the real nature in the real life), it’s not
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by bearbawl 6y ago
This is only if you think that people are only discussing semantic. But they are not of course.
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by bearbawl 6y ago
Because that’s not meat?
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by bearbawl 6y ago
This is exactly why 3D movie has been a complete failure.
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by bearbawl 6y ago
> an apparent desire to score Internet points. Like in a social media you mean?.. :) I’m not sure there are « good » and « bad » platforms. It’s not about the platform, it’s about our usage.
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by bearbawl 6y ago
This is very bad logic to be honest. When you have worked for some big companies, and I’ve worked for dozens and dozens of them, you know their security is basically Stone Age compared to anything in the « Cloud ». They have « firewalls » w