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iOS is just painfully good. I can pause a video, put my finger on text inside the video, and copy it. Until they added it, I didn’t even know how much I needed that.
If they cared about privacy and security they wouldn’t be [redacted].
They’ll be outside funeral homes, outside schools, offering free graduation crack. Ads on every bus, hot women handing it out in the street.
“If you’re so good at building salesforce, why don’t you simply sell paper yourself?”
ISIS also had trash collectors. Are you saying ISIS should have been left alone?
Plus the fact that they’ve clearly just ripped off the exact shape of a MacBook, but thicker and shitter.
The only people it’s valuable for is the ransomee, because they don’t want the reputational hit of having their data everywhere.
If you’re SAP, you build SAP once and you sell it. If you’re an author, you write the book once.
With consulting, you have to keep doing the same work every year just to stand still. You don’t own an actual product.
It would also be cheaper to build one on the moon, if it was free to build them on the moon.
You removed all of their logging and all of their redundancy and reliability and replaced it with shitters that will all explode if the small providers one data centre goes down.
And if someone penetrates this mega server, they’ll be able to wipe all your logs or tamper with them, to hide the attack.
If your storage servers go down, everything they have is gone. And these providers don’t offer the finest hardware. How do you know all of those drives aren’t from the same batch? They will be, because they’re a bulk buyer with a single data centre.
Lambda is incredibly simple to use, it just runs a function for you.
Not sure how you could burn so much with dynamodb. It’s serverless and incredibly cheap. Must have been doing something insane like a huge dataset where you scan through it over and over.
Being salty that Gary couldn’t sell enough of his paid service and AWS is competing with it isn’t a meaningful complaint. I want something in AWS, not on Gary’s servers.
And then the answer isn’t even right.