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cinci zoo sniper posted:you mean the new office app? even that's 32bit x86 ffs. the bloody surface rt got an arm 32 port
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this started as a skunkworks project during the hackathon last summer. when management saw that it could actually work, they turned it into a product. if it wasn't for that one week, this wouldn't exist.
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when management saw that chrome can run on linux ....?
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..isn't it just chredge, i.e. chomium?
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infernal machines posted:..isn't it just chredge, i.e. chomium? aye
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it was about time they brought it back
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1. building chromium locally is a pain in the rear end 2. building a CI system for chromium is an even bigger pain in the rear end 3. now ripping out the google stuff and putting in the microsoft stuff (Like Azure Active Directory support, etc.) and building that. 4. paying people to maintain said system across multiple distros at a company that only kinda cares about Linux is the biggest pain in the rear end of all
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Drastic Actions posted:4. paying people to maintain said system across multiple distros at a company that only kinda cares about Linux is the biggest pain in the rear end of all my friend, have you heard of WSL? ffs, they make powershell for linux
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Pinterest Mom posted:who is shipping 32 bit x86 apps Every dumbshit rip off "scientific research" software company. Some of them refuse to update from 16bit apps to run equipment.
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topic for random musings - for a 2019 greenfield project, what are the scenarios when azure is preferred to aws or gcp? let's assume a non-dod/feds oriented startup that has equal availability of people who know all the platforms
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Nov 5, 2019 23:04
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when you want native integration with AD and windows platforms/toolkits
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infernal machines posted:when you want native integration with AD and windows platforms/toolkits mssql too i guess?
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yeah replace "windows platforms" with "microsoft platforms" basically if you're comfortable being an ms shop and you don't want to use additional 3rd party tools for interoperability and connectivity between services also you don't mind paying for everything infernal machines fucked around with this message at 23:13 on Nov 5, 2019 |
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microsoft has much nicer enterprise agreements and support
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how many people will return the pro x as soon as they figure out it can't run any apps
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cinci zoo sniper posted:topic for random musings - for a 2019 greenfield project, what are the scenarios when azure is preferred to aws or gcp? let's assume a non-dod/feds oriented startup that has equal availability of people who know all the platforms AD i guess. aws and gcp do everything else better, even windows hosts and sql server most likely (there is an sql server RDS)
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I could understand the Pro X if it were cheaper than the Go, but at this outrageous price point? Why did it get made.
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pram posted:AD i guess. aws and gcp do everything else better, even windows hosts and sql server most likely (there is an sql server RDS) azure is better at windows vms and aws sql rds is a shitshow
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google cloud platform it's real fuckin janky poo poo. also google, so expect major functionality and entire product lines to change or be depreciated and eol'd daily
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infernal machines posted:google cloud platform lol
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it’s time for transmeta to make a comeback, linus!!
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Lambert posted:I could understand the Pro X if it were cheaper than the Go, but at this outrageous price point? Why did it get made. I think they were hoping to get better battery life maybe? On non-emulated applications anyway. It's still loving dumb. The x86 surfaces have theoretically decent battery life, but once you start running 40 watts through them (at least the high-end ones can do that if you want full performance with GPU use) it kinda goes down a good bit.
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just ban chome based apps to improve battery life
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theyre not gonna ban edge shagger
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Shaggar posted:just ban chome based apps to improve battery life boy do i have some bad news for you
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non chome edge is real good
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pram posted:aws and gcp... sql server lol
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Shinku ABOOKEN posted:microsoft has much nicer enterprise agreements and support only if you’re a huge customer, otherwise it’s off to the spotty documentation also expect to use c# everywhere or be treated as a second class citizen
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Boiled Water posted:use c# everywhere or be treated as a second class citizen as is right and proper
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Shaggar posted:non chome edge is real good Agreed
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infernal machines posted:google cloud platform Shaggar posted:lol Gartner, Q3 2019 (published Oct 25, 2019):  My own niche experience is that Google's rather worse than #3 in popularity.
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does google even have regional offices or numbers you can call?
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they have a traditional sales force with account managers, presales, SDMs etc. it's more paas than iaas of course but if you need a dude to buy coffee and football tickets in order to be able to transact then they can do that.
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James Baud posted:Gartner, Q3 2019 (published Oct 25, 2019): this graph is really hard to read lol
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cinci zoo sniper posted:topic for random musings - for a 2019 greenfield project, what are the scenarios when azure is preferred to aws or gcp? let's assume a non-dod/feds oriented startup that has equal availability of people who know all the platforms I had a conversation in the SecThread, I think, where I had the weird requirement of some users have to have hard / disconnected tokens for MFA integrated with auth, and also a functioning email system (so add O365 or Gsuite) and Azure seemed to support that better from the discussion Hed fucked around with this message at 14:18 on Nov 6, 2019 |
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Hed posted:I had a conversation in the SecThread, I think, where I had the weird requirement of some users have to have hard / disconnected tokens for MFA integrated with auth, and also a functioning email system (so add O365 or Gsuite) and Azure seemed to support that better from the discussion email is a good point, right
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rude of you to dismiss the oracle cloud out of hand
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cinci zoo sniper posted:email is a good point, right and if anyone in your org wants to use outlook for mail and calendaring, you will not be using gsuite
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infernal machines posted:and if anyone in your org wants to use outlook for mail and calendaring, you will not be using gsuite that was my last org - tech startup that then started hiring tons of lawyers and finance people during major expansion. gmail labels in outlook is quite an adventure
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