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And: I don't know if this is only the case with the instance on which i am, but Mastodon is even transparent and displays the following hint when you want to send a PM.
> Posts on Mastodon are not end-to-end encrypted. Do not share any sensitive information over Mastodon.
I would expect the opposite. Doesn't DHCP make more sense, for example, if the user creates a snapshot and restores it with a new IP? I don't use Lenode, so I can't judge, but I would expect DHCP to be default.
Hosted/SaaS Minio or self hosted?
> Today (..) we’ve started to roll out Communities (..) globally and this will be available to everyone over the next few months.
- If the light flashes, it is an aircraft
- If the light is not flashing, it is a satellite
- And if the light is very very fast, it is a shooting star
That does not surprise me. There are companies working with CI/CD systems whose tests easily take more than an hour. And until they are completed, they cannot start releasing (enforced via system permissions). This is a good thing, but the possibility of an emergency rollback should be considered beforehand and maybe (it always depends) exceptions made for such purposes.
And sometimes it makes more sense to revert slowly to make sure it doesn't get worse.
No. Most people can't do that (because not everyone is a software developer).
In my environment, more and more people are switching from $BRANDXYZ to Apple (or Linux). To me, it doesn't look like the market is failing, rather the opposite. But of course, this is not a Representatione evaluation.
The problem is, however, that not everyone wants to or can afford this.
To be fair: So far, price increases in most cases only affect cheap hosting providers like Hetzner, Scaleway etc.
Sure, compared to Cloudflare it's less, but overall it's a lot. I know few companies that really deploy to so many locations.
- Worker: Fastly, AWS, Google, etc.
- Static Site Hosting: GitHub, other CDNs
It's interesting that Cloudflare is doing public shaming here. That's a good thing in this case, isn't it?