Readit NewsLooking at you Rust.
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And the rest of you. If even Microsoft's Masterchief Collection supports it, I Don't understand why everyone else does not.
I look at MS Teams currently using 1.5GB of RAM doing nothing.
unfortunately for a vast majority of people, memory is not the biggest constraint in pedestrian computing needs.
regardless, given their past business decisions, this statement can be true for them without thinking about the bottom line.
the entire premise is enterprise compute amped to the max. the sheer expensive nature of the hardware and intensive resource requirements truly challenges what modern data centers can do today.
After that they appreciate GitHub Sponsors, but say it is now a complete liability just because a project leader left. What are the actual changes? Any new rule? But no, it is now a "liability" and we should accept it.
Honestly speaking I like how big projects are exploring new hosting options. But there is no need to attack other platforms like this to promote your new host.
the friction caused for the supporters felt a bit tone deaf. although the project itself runs on strong principles so i can imagine they know what they signed up for.
> Outages like today's are a good thing because they're a warning. They can force redundancy and resilience into systems.
the advice is not to shun big companies and providers, but rather have a backup solution built-in for situations like this. switching solely to an in-house alternative is not always a great idea, but it can be a great backup solution.
Making music at any professional level is extremely hard work. Touring and dancing and hosting shows is even harder. It requires a substantial intellectual capacity and stamina to achieve. You either have these things yourself, or you are propped up entirely by others who have them and are invested in you for money's sake. Given Charli XCX's background, it's not actually surprising that she, in fact, has all the talent, skill, and intellect required to do this stuff herself.
Editing to add: Another place to look to learn that people with this skillset often have very very deep inner lives is Dua Lipa's book club podcast (https://www.service95.com/tag/book-club). As someone who used to run these kinds of in-depth interviews, I can say, she is damn good at it.
after all, it takes a smart guy to play dumb. artists do portray a persona, or are encouraged by labels. at the same time we cannot blame others for buying it or making their own assumptions.
from first look about the book club podcast, it seems great that one reads a book and gets to talk directly with its author.
as bizarre as it this situation is, similar power was leveraged to deny american it services to a non-european company outside of the eu [1].
of course not involving the exact judge, but this just highlights the geographical concentration of major web services.
the core theme of establish trust in a trustless environment will truly remain the potential we are yet to fully achieve in a usable way, but i hope it comes.