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Comment · 3 months ago
Piracy is not theft.
Comment · 10 months ago
The answer is simple, do not use the apps. It's not about comparing competitors. Simply abstain entirely. The gig economy is an exploitation engine.
Comment · 1 year ago
Tin foil hat time, Google regularly complies with LEO. It's often joked they are an unofficial intelligence agency; peers being CIA, NSA, FBI, etc. Wiz is a foreign-owned company with a detailed vulnerability map of more than 50% of the Fortune 100. It can be argued this is a matter of national security, and not simply business.
Comment · 2 years ago
Ever use it? Ever use competitor offerings?

In my 20yrs of experience, Wiz is one of the best "off the shelf" cloud security tools you can buy and possibly the best ever made.

I don't work for Wiz, but I wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone shopping for a solution off the shelf.

Comment · 2 years ago
The screenshots make this feel entirely fabricated or entirely marketing motivated.

If it's somehow real, omitting the hudsonrock message would be good sense.

I have mentally black listed this company.

Comment · 2 years ago
I worked in an AWS + GCP environment. There was a clique of people infatuated by Google. They would exert every effort to cargo cult Google and fail consistently. Their leadership chain also doted on Google so the end result was nothing got done and excuses were made with the promise of Google solutions, one day.
Comment · 2 years ago
He means people not born into significant privilege
Comment · 2 years ago
https://docs.opal.ac/

Universally, people I've met and worked with (20-30) hate writing rego (OPA).

I'm always skeptical of Styra's analysis; they are literally selling you something.

AuthZed looks interesting and they have good "ride along" videos in YouTube, e.g. replicating GitHub auth.

https://authzed.com/

Comment · 2 years ago
Google the item, like so:

itemName ~review reddit

If you're looking at something whose company name is nonsense, e.g. FILBOZE, it's an alibaba reseller/drop-shipper and >50% chance to be garbage.

Comment · 2 years ago
The limitations of HCL are actually a good thing!

I have never seen Pulumi or CDKTF stuff work well. At some point are you simply writing a script and abandoning the advantages of a declarative approach

Comment · 2 years ago
Golly gee wilikers, ya don't say?
Comment · 3 years ago
Use a single use burner privacy.com card?
Comment · 3 years ago
Humanity is little more than the sex organ necessary to birth the next stage of evolution into the world. The machines are the children of humanity. This excites me because they are the only ones that stand a chance to leave this planet and adapt across the stars.

Humanity is doomed with or without them supplanting us; we should celebrate the immortality they offer us.

Comment · 3 years ago
Remote work allowed me to afford a house. Since 2020 I have turned that house into a Home. I am 60-90mins away from "The Jobs" now.

In order for me to RTO, a company must accept the burden of my commute rather than put it on me. This means, if I have 2-3hrs of round-trip commute; that time comes out of my ~8hr workday.

These companies have no loyalty to you. Any loyalty begins and ends with your grounds for establishing a valid lawsuit. Do NOT care more about the company than the company cares about you. (Spoiler: they don't care about you. You are a resource to exploit and render profit.)

Comment · 3 years ago
Remote work allowed me to afford a house. Since 2020 I have turned that house into a Home. I am 60-90mins away from "The Jobs" now.

In order for me to RTO, a company must accept the burden of my commute rather than put it on me. This means, if I have 2-3hrs of round-trip commute; that time comes out of my ~8hr workday.

These companies have no loyalty to you. Any loyalty begins and ends with your grounds for establishing a valid lawsuit. Do NOT care more about the company than the company cares about you. (Spoiler: they don't care about you. You are a resource to exploit and render profit.)

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