turnkey /tûrn′kē″/ noun
The keeper of the keys in a prison; a jailer.
A person who has charge of the keys of a prison, for opening and fastening the doors; a warder.
An instrument with a hinged claw, – used for extracting teeth with a twist.
Sounds about right.
Not the person you’re answering but usually these are not a root problem but only a symptom. The answer will range from being told that you are the problem to “let’s schedule a meeting to discuss that”.
The mentality usually stems from higher up, and you don’t really get to speak to people originating policy.
Harder to diffuse the responsibility when it is about crimes directly committed by specific people than something the orphan-crushing machine did.
Same way social murder is rationalized away.
Hard to make HP printers worse, but this might actually do it
The problem is that so is the junior dev they hired to do the two seniors’ jobs who left for less inhuman pay.
Code problems are usually people problems.
Servers are much more secure when they are shut down.
Perplexity recently added Deepseek as one possible back end, and there it does output all that.
Didn’t try politically charged queries yet though.
You can host Libreoffice Online if you really want
Catching individual errors is fine. Having all errors be ignored by default is weird.
Correction: In Perl, everything works as can be expected.
I’d love if this became a thing.
As one of the devops/sysadmin types, if we give access to prod data to preprod systems, they are now in audit scope and you have to harden them or we lose our insurance and compliance certs.
Obviously the solution is to build some system where everything works out, but it’s not as easy as “just give root to devs”.
Reminds me of this old aeronautical joke. Context is a plane maintenance log.
Plane grounded, airspeed indicator inaccurate above 500 kts. (Signature of the pilot)
Plane airworthy, could not reproduce issue on the ground. (Signature of mechanic)
You don’t even need to cast in Python, a reference is a reference.
They want to own the internet and all the voices on it. That’s the long and short.
I know it’s insidious. This shit sandwich has so many layers by design that it’s easy to misinform even courts, much less people with limited time or willingness to talk about these things.
Google has agreements with the manufacturers that prevent or heavily disincentivize the manufacturers from doing that, otherwise they essentially can’t use Android.
It’s all Google.
It’s one whale statue away from becoming a boat