They’re the brown shirts, not the SS. They’ll be thrown under the bus once trump is killed so Vance can have 2.49 terms.

Not every CEO runs a massive corporation that screws employees.

That’s just Tesla, and that’s because musk is a moron and forced them to go optical sensors only.

Waymo, on the other hand, is significantly safer than humans. Although that is a pretty low bar to clear since humans are awful at driving.

Computers don’t get drunk, high, distracted, or sleepy.

Humans are absolutely awful at safely operating 2000lb+ death machines.

Yup, as a sr sysadmin I fought hard against moving our servers to the cloud. But the company never actually listened to IT about IT things.

“I’m willing to over look the continued support of the genocide of immigrants in my country if it gets rid of data centers,” is a pretty wild take.

I guess the FCC is about to find out why you don’t fuck with Disney.

Proton dropped prices when their costs went down.

So you didn’t read my comment, because I already addressed all of your points.

I literally stated how to prevent what happened here.

Did you not read my comment?

I think they were talking about PBS having an on site storage solution to mitigate the risk for this exact scenario.

Before the AI price hike, a 50TB NAS would be less than $5k.

That’s a different conversation.

But you can encrypt at rest the data you store in the cloud (with keys your provider doesn’t have) without a lot of trouble.

If done right, a third party could do 3-2-1 for you.

But unlike in this case, to do it right your clients need to know where the data is stored, and any 3rd party you contract with should have a clause that establishes your client as the data owner (as well as requirements for data return if the business closes).

This would have been easily avoidable, most likely if IT was allowed to be part of the contracting discussion.

Well, it is now.

It’s safe if you’re following proper backup procedures.

3 backups in 2 different forms of media with 1 being off-site

A single point of failure is always a bad thing.

Gotta follow the 3-2-1 rule

I really want to know how they transferred the data at 650Gb/s

Abbot too, please.

Why do the kids keep getting punished?

Diamonds are essentially worthless unless you want to sell them for industrial purposes.