Re: Problems and solutions not welcome
A typical "adapt the process to the computer" instead of "adapt the computer to the process".
I see this everywhere. EVERYWHERE.
Posts by ecofeco
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Local councils struggle with ill-fitting software despite spending billions with suppliers
Outlook.com trips over Google's spam blocking rules
German state ditches Windows, Microsoft Office for Linux and LibreOffice
Tech titans assemble to decide which jobs AI should cut first
Nearly 1M medical records feared stolen from City of Hope cancer centers
Friday 5th April 2024 00:23 GMT 
I'm not surprised
In general, U.S. corps are cheap, stubborn bastards about all things, to the point of penny wise/pound foolish absurdity.
But hospitals and every level of government are even worse.
This is not hyperbole. But it is just anecdotal direct personal experience. And I have the scars to prove it.
UK government sets sights on £8B tech procurement overhaul
Opera browser dev branch rolls out support for running LLMs locally
Microsoft slammed for lax security that led to China's cyber-raid on Exchange Online
French lawmakers take a swing at cloud monopolies
What if AI produces code not just quickly but also, dunno, securely, DARPA wonders
Ex-White House CIO tells The Reg: TikTok ban may be diplomatic disaster
Nearly 3M people hit in Harvard Pilgrim healthcare data theft
University of Washington's Workday woes leave research grants in limbo
Monday 1st April 2024 19:19 GMT
I simply cannot fathom how they don't.
And yet, they really don't. But then, I've also worked for companies that DID have a lot of SLAs for their suppliers and vendors contracts and yet failed to enforce them and I was severely reprimanded for suggesting they should.
And that's how I learned the dirty truth about kickbacks and their stunning, yet hidden scale of prevalence.
Microsoft rolls out safety tools for Azure AI. Hint: More models
AI hallucinates software packages and devs download them – even if potentially poisoned with malware
Red Hat tries on a McKinsey cap in quest to streamline techies' jobs
Apple fans deluged with phony password reset requests
CEO of UK's National Grid warns of datacenters' thirst for power
Windows Format dialog waited decades for UI revamp that never came
Intel throws chips on the table, Microsoft plays the Copilot card in wild bet on AI PCs
Majority of Americans now use ad blockers
'Thousands' of businesses at mercy of miscreants thanks to unpatched Ray AI flaw
Twitter's lawsuit against anti-hate-speech crusaders gets SLAPPed out of court
3 million doors open to uninvited guests in keycard exploit
EU antitrust cops probe Microsoft ties between Entra ID and 365 services
Friday 22nd March 2024 20:00 GMT
I see by the downvote the MS fanbois are out as usual. Have my upvote.
After just finishing an Azure/Intune/Entra/MDM transition project, I know more about it than I ever wanted. And none of it is good. Combined with MS's clumsy desktop account management on the PC side, it was about as much fun as a train wreck.
Redis tightens its license terms, pleasing basically no one
Truck-to-truck worm could infect – and disrupt – entire US commercial fleet
UN: E-waste is growing 5x faster than it can be recycled
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