https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loss_(Ctrl%2BAlt%2BDel)

Turns out, there is actually a Wikipedia article about this, which is hilarious 😂

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Why is always loss?

Oh, I do the same thing, I use the same extension that you do, it just doesn’t fit my use case for multiple profile management.

I can let my kids play on my computer without them screwing up my personal browser history or getting into any of my accounts without having to teach them how to use yet another extension.

Vivaldi has a great example of profile management where I can literally create a desktop shortcut for each person that uses my computer, complete with their name, and it’s their own separate internet profile.

Yes, I’m aware I could solve this problem by using multiple user profiles on my computer, but the overhead and the amount of management would also be a massive headache. It is just far easier to do this.

Finally! Profile management is easily the worst feature in firefox

This ain’t reddit, and everyone starts somewhere.

Apparently subdomains are inadequate, but after talking with some other people and seeing what you guys have to say, I can understand these requirements. He also created a network map, so we are able to better understand it.

This is missing the bigger picture, which is that a ton of companies rely on VPN services to work. So if they block VPN services to the entirety of the public in Michigan, they’re basically going to delete their entire IT sector and tech sector overnight.

Only an idiot would think this is political.

Next you’ll be telling us that declaring your religion is political.

Reddit too

Wow that feels like an exercise in the absurd

Evidently not well. Seems like they don’t want you to retire according to the article

Idk it kinda feels like the implication is that if you have due process, then this would be okay. I’m firmly in the camp that nobody should be shipped to an El Salvador Gulag for any reason

This is a really interesting read, but this dude missed a major component of best practices, which is that your architecture needs to be able to respond to a proper disaster, which includes Amazon just dropping out of the sky and nuking your entire account.

Frankly, it’s shocking that he didn’t have local copies or a home server that he kept backups too. I’ve seen some people mention that a multi-cloud architecture is hard to set up, which is true, it’s also expensive, but I don’t think it would be super hard to set up, like, a blob storage in Azure, or a Google Cloud Storage, to just keep backups of whatever you’re working on. We should always keep in mind that our accounts getting locked is always a possibility.

It’s kinda weird, normally when you hear about things like this, it’s the other way around where somebody was running a major production component on personal infrastructure and couldn’t handle the bare metal.

During the entire article I kept thinking how it wasn’t best practice to use the same cloud for everything, that you needed a different cloud because occasionally, your account can just get nuked from orbit. People dont understand that these corporations are really just held together with luck prayers and duct tape. Software enables us to develop in the worst ways possible, and then call it production.

Hey, I don’t care about the reason as long as it helps the cause.

Yeah, this article is written by the Zionist propagandist from the Atlantic Council that Ethan Klein was pushing.

Probably could have left out the words “without due process” because they should not be throwing people into an El Salvadorian gulag.

Good to know. Thanks for the additional info