It also could mean that they're scrambling so much to work on the fixes they don't have time to notify their partners of these other details.
It's not just that. They are right in the middle of a major system software release.
Your claim was that that the only way you can be sure your systems are safe, is to host them yourself.
My claim is that the only way to convince your C-suite to properly budget for IT maintenance is to be responsible for your own stuff. Then they can't buy into the cloud provider's sales pitch that it will all be done for you for one price. There is no "someone else" to take respondibility for your system's security.
Nobody understands server security better, or spends more money and manpower on security, than the big cloud providers.
Who is responsible for configuring customers (i.e. _your_) leased space on a cloud provider? Who was responsible for misconfiguring the 'Tea' app bucket?
If you own your own servers, the answer is obvious. But if the cloud provider just sold your CIO on the cost savings, you'd better make sure they agreed to do so. And they don't come back and point the finger at your staff for checking the incorrect permissions box. Because your corporate cut your budget, figuring it would be the other guy's problem and you don't have the time/resources to take care of those details anymore.
and reduces the kind of expertise you need to hire.
What were these new hires going to do? Ask how to configure servers on Stack Overflow?
My wife is a "people officer"?
Nope. All of you people are still here.
Could have been worse. YR4 could have bowled a strike on that frame.
I hope they have a vegan option.
I hope not. I'm not interested in contributing to the destruction of rain forests.
Not French? Sit down for a couple of hour meal while your car reaches 30% charge.
Replace spaces with tabs.
I'll expect to see a lot of treadmills out on the sidewalk with "free" signs on them. Many of those have nice d.c. motors and other hardware in them.
Bicycle tech improvements lead to more physical output? Seems that this would be the other way around.
If you want to put out 7 watts per kilogram, I'll loan you my old steel Schwinn. You won't go very fast, but it will take about that much power just to get the flat tires rolling.
check google image
There's your mistake. Use Yandex image search. Much better.
Is your job running? You'd better go catch it!
