Would you say that an OS forced update type error like this is so rare that Delta didnt need to plan for it? If I understand you right, its not actually a problem that Delta used Windows for their servers, at least not to the point it would affect liability.

If Delta was the only airline who set up their infrastructure in this way, to the point it was markedly different than other companies, could they argue they essentially didnt protect at all?

I’m still having a lot of trouble figuring out how CrowdStrike would even assess a risk like this if the possible payment is based on how well a company recovers and how much income they lost.

I actually agree with your 70/30 split but unless Delta paid more than the other airlines to justify the pay out in damages, its still confusing to me how the amount CrowdStrike has to pay to some degree does depend on Deltas setup and restoration.

I think theres just not any better of a way to handle this and I’m searching for an answer that doesnt exist.

Quite a lot of people experience physical discomfort or pain from eating the things you listed.

A good portion of the world is lactose intolerant, justtpo point out an obvious one.

Meat can cause a “spike followed by a come down” effect somewhat similar to sugar in some people.

But what I think happens is that people dont make the connection between how they feel and their diet.

I think we might be well past the days of honest natural sport. Thats not me saying we should be cheating, but trying to get back to that isnt possible, we have to figure this out moving forward not just for women or trans people but for all the other ways science affects sports.

Its not natural that someone with enough money for the best training science can provide them is almost guaranteed to be in the top percentiles of their sport.

What’s interesting is that this has been true since at least roman times, with funding going towards training and gear, even if the participants themselves might not be wealthy.

Yeah its really a perspective and lifestyle thing, although I’m at the point where I might actually turn something down if it meant I was required to carry around any more than I do now unless it was worth it, like for a job.

I won’t even do small chain rewards cards or any of that nonsense, and none of their apps work with a degoogled phone anyways, so I just pay extra to not have to deal with it.

If you use it right, it can protect your mind too!

First thank you for taking the time to type all of that out.

I think I follow your theory well enough but (I know this is 2 weeks later so I won’t look up any new information) I was under the impression delta was an outlier in their response compared to other airlines.

And one point about redundancies. Why shouldnt they consider a single operating system as a single failure point? If all 6 servers in the multiple locations all run windows, and windows fails thats awful right? Can they not dual boot orhavee a second set of servers? I do this in my own home but maybe thats not something that scales well.

I’m interested if your opinion has changed now that there has been a bit of time to have some more data come out on it.

Because to those outside of religion, its a choice to be religious. All of those least worst Muslims or good Muslims or good Christians or whatever you want to say, all should not be in those religions to begin with.

I’m not saying to destroy the community, break off and make your own “fuck the shitty versions of our religions” sect.

At some point people need to be held to their decisions, despite the community social pressure aspect, as the only way to counter that is equal and opposite pressure.

If you can figure out how to remain in a religion and cause that kind of backlash then I suppose you would be the exception.

Just to summarize, all religions are bad, so being part of them is bad too, even if you are a good person. Can’t be a good Nazi right?

Those were examples meant to get you thinking about how data points you might not have realized even were data points or that they could be collected and combined.

I’m truing to impress on you that there is not just a dozen or so avenues to take your data that you need to think about (cloud based anything, phones, computers, TVs, payment cards), its thousands of them.

Literally every single service shares with nearly every other service through the advertising network.

The only reason that this is even still a discussion is because it can’t be prevent they dont do something. No matter what proof is out forward, noone would ever 100% say anything about it. Its still more likely that your data was combined aggressively enough with those around you to the extent it felt akin to spying.

Well if I take it as a serious point, I dont see still how its useful to bring it up. We can’t change our natural impulses, only how we react to them. Following a vegan diet is no more challenging physically or mentally than managing a regular diet if you have the same goals.

Its akin to saying that a mans nature makes it difficult not to sexually assault women. While technically true, it has nothing to do with identifying problems and creating solutions.

I’m struggling to find any good reason to bring up natural instinct besides as an excuse.

Growth itself can increase or decrease, you are aware of this right?

I watched that whole movie without a single thought of what glass onion might even mean.

I have one in my 2017 Mitsubishi mirage! Its a manual too! I love it, looks like its from the 90s.

Aren’t you being purposefully obtuse by refusing to consider the idea of a battery swappable phone that is IP68 certified? Its almost certainly going to happen with the line of phones in Europe that will have swappable batteries and it’s not even that far into the future.

I think this post is about change moving forward, not making sure our past decisions were sound.

They didnt say greedy landlord, they said they had a bad experience with their visit. I’m not sure why you are jumping to make excuses for an imaginary landlord in the first place. The only information you have to go on so far is negative and you have no reason not to trust it.

What does a greedy short stay landlord look like to you? Some would say charging a cleaning fee and also requiring the person to clean the place themselves would be double dipping or, dare I say, greed?

What about when there are no longer new families moving into your neighborhood because there just aren’t enough houses to rent out these days and profits have to keep going up?

If a landlord is focused on profits above all else, they are greedy. If they hold the quality of their service for their tenants above all else, good chance they aren’t motivated by greed.

I’m not sure about your country but here we have hotels that offer family style rooms with full kitchens in them. The ones ive stayed in weren’t much more than a non-kitchen room either.

I think the assumption is youll cook for yourself in those types of hotels. Most of them have laundry on site too.

Popos is Ubuntu and has been my main driver for gaming for a few years now, with an nvidia 3080ti even.

Its been more reliable than my other setup with nvidia and endeavour.

I dont think its worth generalizing entire groups of distros, because that implies they all behave similarly.

Calorie dense isnt an inherently positive feature. Its what has led to high weights in america to begin with. Calorie dense just means more calories in your belly before you feel full. Are you underweight and need to pack in as much as you can when you are able to eat?

I wouldnt recommend eating that way while overweight.

I’m not sure theres reason to promote adhering to your base instincts. Do you also try to mount every woman you find attractive?

Surely you can comprehend the idea of choosing to abstain from something you have the urge to do?

Absolute numbers vs percentages my friend. Populations increase, absolute numbers increase, but what happens with the percent of the whole?

Apparently being constrained by deadlines turned him into a procrastinating, spineless teenager.