It sounds like he wasn't the biggest fan of the server's location...
Posts by Korev
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Police ignored the laws of datacenter climate control
Lyft driver takes off with cat, global search ensues
NASA delays already-late $1B Psyche probe's visit to metal-rich asteroid
Lost your luggage? That's nothing – we just lost your whole flight!
Monday 2nd October 2023 08:05 GMT 
Don't cry for Leopoldo, though. When he returned to work the next day – fully expecting his stint with the airline to be over before it had begun – the manager told him that he understood it wasn't his fault. He blamed the Senior DBA for poor supervision – not to mention gross dereliction of the backups – and told Leo to get on with the job.
I bet he was in quite a flap the next day...
Norway wants Facebook behavioral advertising banned across Europe
Meta spends $181M to get out of lease at vacant London offices
Google killing Basic HTML version of Gmail In January 2024
No, no, no! Disco joke hit bum note in the rehab center
BOFH: A security issue, you say? Activate code tangerine
Airport chaos as eGates down for the count across UK
How is this problem mine, techie asked, while cleaning underground computer
Microsoft worker accidentally exposes 38TB of sensitive data in GitHub blunder
Techie labelled 'disgusting filth merchant' by disgusting hypocrite
If anyone finds an $80M F-35 stealth fighter, please call the Pentagon
Oracle at Europe's largest council didn't foresee bankruptcy
Chap blew up critical equipment on his first day – but it wasn't his volt
Oracle cloud hardware to reside in Azure datacenters – and Microsoft's good with that
Airbus takes its long, thin, plane on a ten-day test campaign
Thursday 14th September 2023 14:05 GMT
Re: I guess someone had to...
i've done a lot of 8hr flights on wide body planes and get cranky after that but a few drinks helps to sooth the nerves, unless of course i need to drive at the the other end like when arriving back in uk.
After a red-eye flight is it actually safe enough to drive (even with no booze)?
iPhone 12 deemed too hot to handle for France's radiation standards
Thursday 14th September 2023 07:02 GMT
Re: I need to look at how the test is done
>> It sounds strange to me that the testing was done 3 years after product release.
> Yes, that does seem rather quick by French bureaucracy standards.
Yeah, it can take that long to prove you're not dead...
Watt's the worst thing you can do to a datacenter? Failing to RTFM, electrically
Okay, SMART ePANTS, you tell us how to create network-connected textiles
Apple races to patch the latest zero-day iPhone exploit
PEBCAK problem transformed young techie into grizzled cynical sysadmin
d-Matrix bets on in-memory compute to undercut Nvidia in smaller AI models
UK rejoins the EU's €100B Horizon sci-tech funding program
Newport Wafer Fab blames UK government over 100 redundancies plan
IT needs more brains, so why is it being such a zombie about getting them?
Tuesday 5th September 2023 10:31 GMT
Re: Hacking tests and CTFs to get to the interview stage
I have a friend who's a computational chemist, he got called for interview with a company who gave him a task to do. It was obvious that they were just after ideas to pinch, moreover, doing the test effectively meant he was breaking his contract with his then employer as he'd be working for a competitor...
IBM Cloud to 'uplift' prices by up to 29 percent
Tuesday 5th September 2023 07:41 GMT 
It suggested that some providers will be passing on inflation, but some rises will happen simply because hyperscalers know that it's hard to migrate workloads and customers will probably wear the pain.
Ah the vendor lockin[0] that we've been warning the cloud zealots about for ages!
Slightly less snarkily, have the competition authorities looked at the exorbitant egress charges that make it very expensive to move your data out of a $CLOUD to a competitor and/or on-prem?
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Attackers accessed UK military data through high-security fencing firm's Windows 7 rig
What happens when What3Words gets lost in translation?
2023 World Solar Challenge entrant welcomes clouds – not the fluffy white ones
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