> For investors and fleet operators, though, the episode is a stark lesson in not equating corporate hype with economic fundamentals.

If further evidence is required that truths need relearning daily!

Surely 'the other factor' is no factor at all as IaC can target on-prem just as easily as cloud?

Many people do inaccurately equate IaC with “cloud native” or cloud “only”.

It can certainly fit into a particular cloud platform’s offerings. But it’s by no means exclusive to the cloud.

My entire stack can be picked up and redeployed anywhere where I can run Ubuntu or Debian. My “most external” dependencies are domain name registries and an S3-API compatible object store, and even that one is technically optional, if given a few days of lead time.

This sort of makes sense if our governments are, on the whole, 'better' than Andrew Tate, for some definition of 'better'. But as the slide goes on there will be a tipping point where our governments are worse, meaning them surveilling me becomes problematic. Best shout about it now than then.

The Register? [1]

1. https://www.theregister.com/

These headlines really sound like the glorious The Register of Old, before the suits showed up and murdered it.

From the horses mouth as it were: https://resources.github.com/actions/2026-pricing-changes-fo...

It appears the solution to most hard or intractable problems is to post pithy aphorisms on the internet.

I want to meet this 'SuperBob', he made me lol.

for all the bad code havoc was most certainly not 'wrecked', it may have been 'wreaked' though . . .

"Try sending the command ls in the command box to list all files in the directory."

  My answer: `ls -a`

er, wrong. Then don't put all in the question!

He referenced Simon's article from September the 12th 2022