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Large thread from yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40775301

It was one of my degree course books. Thoroughly enjoyed it!

I am well aware of that. It doesn't change the fact that this isn't a support forum, and others being successful should not encourage the behaviour.

I'm not blaming the victim. I am telling the OP this is hacker news, and not a support forum.

You appear to be lost, anyway. This isn't a random support site for cloud providers.

People will no doubt downvote me for saying this, but if everyone posted their woes on here this site would be next to useless.

It's also quite normal for such pleas to leave out lots of vital information, and just present a good looking view, rather than the actual history.

800gb is nothing. You should be backing it up.

Indeed. The blog is certainly not worth paying for. Grifter.

Yup, did it for my BSc. There was plenty of modules to pick, I just went for the ones that I thought would give me the best experience.

Also wrote a toy kernel, with scheduler etc.

All great fun.

I love learning new languages, and working on something this incredible would be absolutely amazing.

Certainly more worthwhile than modern web dev.

I designed a cut down ARM core that ran on a FPGA. Then wrote a compiler to run mmy own code on it.

That's "full stack" development :)

Also wrote a BBC Micro emulator, which was great fun.

Large POV discussion from the other day: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40643207

Any user being able to alter the data model is just a fundamental design flaw.

Other than that, I'd expect segment-based permissions (sales team/territory etc) as a minimum.

Liquid Oxygen & Methane, and not much of it.

The reentry videos during the 3rd launch were unreal. Live images of plasma dancing.

Just looking at the 2 vehicles stacked also looks sci-fi.

It's great being part of another space age, having missed the first one when it was at its peak. Exciting times.

Wow. Do you have a reference for that?

Tom's great. Ask Tom taught me LOADS about Oracle back in the day, and I still have the book you reference.

One of my favourite support calls was a sev 1, database wasn't happy & it was involved in call setup so nobody could make calls on the mobile network. It hadn't failed over because of a HA quirk.

Somebody had been working on the box logged in as root and accidentally changed the hostname to "-", which royally messed things up.

See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40464495

LG did the same ad 15 years ago & nobody got worked up about it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcUAQ2i5Tfo

Brings back memories. This was a big Sybase performance win back in the day.

If you're interested, the microkernel is open source: https://github.com/seL4/seL4

Emulators don't have to generate code. At the simplest level, a CPU emulator is a switch statement.

It's a coprocessor. They have existed for a very long time.

He's made a video that addresses this entire situation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QztFpzKsdeA&ab_channel=Marqu...

There's a help page that gives you all the code you need to do this. https://developers.google.com/sheets/api/quickstart/js

Why would you ask a model primarily, and add a disclaimer, instead of actually going to a proper source? Madness.

Be very very careful with products in the same space. NetSuite, for example, has disclosure clauses in its contracts. Oracle is a law firm that happens to make software.

Apple are closer to that than X in the USA.

Note that this is relevant because Nintendo shut the servers down yesterday. https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/...

Look up iPhone “personal voice”. People don’t seem to know about it.