2018: "Timeline of trouble: how the TSB IT meltdown unfolded". [2]

It's probably more complicated than that, but perhaps not much more complicated.

[1] https://www.itpro.co.uk/197982/lloyds-tsb-cuts-more-uk-it-jo... [2] https://www.theguardian.com/business/2018/jun/06/timeline-of...

Insightful? I found it a straw man. I've long found left vs right to do more with personality traits. Tribalism is not reserved for either side.

On the right, people are more likely to be conservative as they prefer stability and what is known. Those on the left are not as conservative, as they prefer openness and unpredictability.

Both perspectives have merits.

It's a bit sad, as he appears delusional. A less forgiving viewpoint would be that his background cultivated his sense of being untouchable; that it was just a case of having another go.

But not as sad as the people who lost money they couldn't afford to lose.

[1] https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-63911363

Rackspace were never part of the affordable hosting segment.

I think DigitalOcean ate the shared PHP hosters' lunch.

All have had OK ticket-based support.

There are horror stories out there for each one.

I couldn't find an easy way to do that with IntelliJ/phpstorm.

What, specifically? Because I can see they are bound by the GDPR and it seems clear to me:

> If you install on-premises products such as IDEs or .NET & Visual Studio Tools, these products are located on your hardware. JetBrains does not provide hosting for these products and does not have access to any of your data processed with these tools, unless you actively decide to share this data with JetBrains.

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-inst...

I have a landline that I only use to call my mobile phone, when I lose it within the house.

I can understand the desire to reclaim the word swastika, but it might be an uphill battle.

The current government opinion is actually often at odds with the police over this matter; they have been chastised openly on twitter by Braverman.

The police force are seemingly acting as a force unto themselves, captured by special interest groups.

https://www.bbc.com/academy-guides/music-copyright-in-tv-wha...

So Macs are what corporate provides to developers.

It has proved successful so far. The shared-nothing, short-lived process avoids classes of issues such as with slow memory leaks, accidentally blocking event loops, and shared memory threading issues.

Most PHP sites will utilise php-fpm, so it isn't really true that each request will spawn another PHP process.

The language historically hasn't been that great, but its shared-nothing architecture has always been the good part.

It has proved a very successful model, combined with tools that cache PHP bytecode like opcache, and keep a pool of reusable PHP workers like php-fpm.

[1] https://slack.engineering/taking-php-seriously/

I see the title as a rhetorical device.

> If we can’t close down women’s prisons, we can at least slow down their expansion.

The article is mild proposals to rehabilitate, e.g. drug users.

I can really recommend it, using a declarative docker-compose.yml file and then docker-compose command.

Open plan is only cheap on the books. It costs a lot in decimating the focus of people working there.