these products are 10 years old, and were buggy and broken (by design) when initially launched.
They're old, but it's really disappointing to see them end even basic temperature control (except physically on the device).
Readit NewsThe latest AirPods have usb-c, with the higher tier also including wireless charging. If there was ever a device category to remove usb-c it would be AirPods (which would still be a terrible idea)
I'm not so sure. One of the potential benefits of removing ports from the iPhone is improved water resistance (personally, I'd still rather have the port). I don't foresee going swimming with my AirPods case.
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ShadowRegent commented on Post Mortem on Cloudflare Control Plane and Analytics Outage blog.cloudflare.com/post-... · Posted by u/eastdakota
I prefer to have their informed speculation here.
Has Flexential provided a similarly detailed, public root cause analysis? If so, maybe we can refer to it. If not, how do you expect us to read it?
It’s only been a couple of business days, and it’s likely that they themselves will need root cause from equipment vendors (and perhaps information from the utility) to fully explain what happened. Perhaps they won’t publish anything, but at least give them an opportunity before trying to do it for them.
ShadowRegent commented on Post Mortem on Cloudflare Control Plane and Analytics Outage blog.cloudflare.com/post-... · Posted by u/eastdakota
> I also think that for security purposes they should leave out extraneous detail
Disagree completely, it's the frank detail that makes me trust their story.
Maybe, but I think that their "Informed Speculation" section was probably unnecessary. They may or may not be correct, but give Flexential an opportunity to share what actually happened rather than openly guessing on what might have happened. Instead, state the facts you know and move onto your response and lessons learned.
ShadowRegent commented on Post Mortem on Cloudflare Control Plane and Analytics Outage blog.cloudflare.com/post-... · Posted by u/eastdakota
Interesting choice to spend the bulk of the article publicly shifting blame to a vendor by name and speculating on their root cause. Also an interesting choice to publicly call out that you're a whale in the facility and include an electrical diagram clearly marked Confidential by your vendor in the postmortem.
Honestly, this is rather unprofessional. I understand and support explaining what triggered the event and giving a bit of context, but the focus on your postmortem needs to be on your incident, not your vendor's.
Clearly, a lot went wrong and Flexential needs to do their own postmortem, but Cloudflare doesn't need to make guesses and do it for them, much less publicly.
ShadowRegent commented on Everything authenticated by Microsoft is tainted graz.social/@publicvoit/1... · Posted by u/ColinWright
The worst part of the story to me is —- those were not even the right keys, those were something issued to a client and scoped, but scoping check was broken. It’s unbelievably bad all around
Close, but not quite. The keys were for consumer Microsoft accounts, but accepted for organization accounts as well.
We pay a premium for Apple's privacy restrictions and then end up being tricked to rely on Amazon's. It is false advertisement to say the least....