Readit NewsFor some reason an Azure outage does not faze me in the same way that an AWS outage does.
I have never had much confidence in Azure as a cloud provider. The vertical integration of all the things for a Microsoft shop was initially very compelling. I was ready to fight that battle. But, this fantasy was quickly ruined by poor execution on Microsoft's part. They were able to convince me to move back to AWS by simply making it difficult to provision compute resources. Their quota system & availability issues are a nightmare to deal with compared to EC2.
At this point I'd rather use GCP over Azure and I have zero seconds of experience with it. The number of things Microsoft gets right in 2025 can be counted single-handedly. The things they do get right are quite good, but everything else tends to be extremely awful.
What did you do when AWS was down last week?
danielovichdk commented on Novo Nordisk's Canadian Mistake science.org/content/blog-... · Posted by u/jbm
Eat healthy. Do sports. Sleep well. Repeat.
danielovichdk commented on Nobel Peace Prize 2025: María Corina Machado nobelprize.org/prizes/pea... · Posted by u/pykello
Now, go out and fight for what you believe in.
danielovichdk commented on Implementing a Foil Sticker Effect 4rknova.com/blog/2025/08/... · Posted by u/ibobev
My question is, where can I print these stickers IRL?
I miss that feel from a sticker so much
danielovichdk commented on Denmark Is Switching to Linux pcgamer.com/software/oper... · Posted by u/ricecat
Ehh...no.
The minister of IT and digitalisation has communicated that her department would try to move from windows to FOSS.
Look it up. And stop believing these sensational stories.
But the inevitable is not a fact, it's a rigged fake that is, unfortunately, adapted by humans which flock in such large groups, echoing the same sentiments that it for those people seem real and inevitable.
Humans in general are extremely predictable, yet, so predictable that they seem utterly stupid and imbecile.