Sad to hear it has come to attention minutes, used to be seconds.

Stop hogging the mineral resources and recycle them already!

A smaller phone just means you'll spend less time on it. That's not a desirable outcome for anyone except the customer.

Sadly, few people remember Zipkin, the spiritual father of tracing that Otel stabbed in the back for its own profit

some of us still remember ;)

Should we not do the same on land too, since it's significantly more scarce than ocean?

This seems relatively non-invasive. It seems like the thing is closed-circuit, so there isn't even a brine / freshwater problem.

Right? Blog posts like these makes me question competence instead of attributing it.

Competence comes from experience built on lots of screw-ups. I like when people blog their mistakes.

But if your computer doesn’t work and you inspect it and turns out you forgot to turn it on, does that really qualify for a blog post?

Log rotation and disk consuming logs are a tale as old as time

If you had an automated process that was resulting in computers somehow not being turned on when they should, perhaps.

I guess some people just need to shit on everything.

My strategy was to buy two plywood boards, and put the puzzle in between those to be able to turn it upside down so I could glue it.

Having correct light is crucial, be wary of the eye strain. I found that I could only productively puzzle during certain times of the day with good sunlight. Those long sessions during the night were really bad for my eye sight.

Did a 5000 piece once. The mini dopamine hit when you click a piece into place is what kept me going. Several strategies used to complete it, in the end it was just trial and error because everything looked the same. Make sure to have good lighting (no glare) or you'll ruin your eye sight.

What people may not realize also is that at this "scale", it can happen that a piece perfectly fits in more than one location. And I don't mean a couple of cm apart, complete opposite sides of the puzzle. Fun times figuring this out.

This is the one https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81C6LLOhsgL._AC_SL1500_....

How can you see from the MX record if it is Microsoft?

The "dig" command can get them for you

$ dig ycombinator.com mx

  ;; ANSWER SECTION:
  ycombinator.com. 300 IN MX 20 alt1.aspmx.l.google.com.
  ycombinator.com. 300 IN MX 10 aspmx.l.google.com.
  ycombinator.com. 300 IN MX 20 alt2.aspmx.l.google.com.
  ycombinator.com. 300 IN MX 30 aspmx4.googlemail.com.

this doesnt work if they use a 3rd party email filtering service like mimecast or proofpoint fyi.

Another red flag! :)

Proofpoint, definitely a very big red flag.

mxtoolbox.com

I love this tool so much. It makes so many difficult things easy, and it does it cheaply or free in almost every instance.