where it becomes more cost effective
Reliability and risk are also factors. What do you do when a vendor tries to lock you into a walled garden before cranking up prices? What about storage of sensitive information? Sometimes the additional cost of doing it in-house pays off in ways that are difficult to track
Who knew cartels were bad for markets? I am sure economists and regulators were screaming at legislators for years
Unfortunately there’s plenty of economists that still believe in hardcore libertarianism, which is what led to our current situation
The wet dream for big tech has been to get people to pay subscription fees for compute, just like businesses do for cloud hosting.
Thankfully there’s a growing number of businesses that have been burned by this, and it seems like companies are starting to try bringing their critical systems back in-house again
I have company managed apps on my device. Teams, Outlook and Authenticator.
That’s your first problem. If your company want to force you to use specific apps on a phone they should just buy you a phone for that
LLMs are dead-end tech. There is no progress to be made there, dumbass
Yep. CinemaSins recently did a review of all the Star Wars movies and pointed out all of the really dumb plot holes. The movie was over 4 hours long
This a really stupid argument.
You’re going “hmm, this is about and inch and I don’t need to be precise.” You know what the metric equivalent is? Going “hmm this is about 2.5cm and I don’t need to be precise”.
Be better.
Roughly the length of the last segment of my thumb
Real consistent there, Cletus
As opposed to the foot, a body part notorious for its consistency in size across all people /s
At what point do you just ban the mf from making PR’s?
True, but how many went with Anubis instead of Cloudflare?