HTH0034 - The Hill I Like to Die On

Cloud service talk, modern workplace thoughts, DevOps versus ITIL, Docker Container of the Week, and a bunch more!

Extended show notes available at https://hthpc.com

Boot Up

    [Semi-off topic variety section] What kind of alcoholic beverage is each cloud service?

    Azure=Tequila, the more you drink it, the more things change

    The VibrationSensorHub Azure IoT lab

    Zune Squirting - 3 Plays or 3 Days

    Pronouncing Azure

    WarHammer / Your state of being at work

    AWS=Jim Beam?

    Google=Bud Light

    Our review of Super Bowl LV

    The first 5G Super Bowl

    iCloud=Heineken

    The 5 minute rule prevails

    Along with rubber duck debugging

    No more old Edge - "Spartan Down"

    CORRECTION: Brave is based on Chromium, and yes there are privacy concerns

    Microsoft meddling with the hosts file

    Viva las Dashboards

    Workspace 365

    Various grumblings about the whole idea

Modern Workplace

    Microsoft and the workplace of the future: How AI can help you build more productive relationships with your colleagues

    Talking (mostly grumbling) about Yammer, Teams distractions

    How far is too far?

    Microsoft patented a chatbot that would let you talk to dead people. It was too disturbing for production

Magsafe is back I guess, what are your thoughts?

    Pacemaker compatibility issues

DevOps versus ITIL

    How to Win the Battle Over Change Management

    "ING found it was able to modify ITIL to work within its new DevOps appr oach. “Don’t do everything the ITIL book says,” advised Jan-Joost Bouwman, ITSM process owner at ING. And yet, following ITIL for practices such as incident management are “still the best way to do it, because everybody knows what to do and you don’t get confused about the rules.”"

Look at all this licensing

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Docker Container of the Week

    Plex vs Jellyfin

    Plex's Privacy Policy (see the data collection sections) https://www.plex.tv/about/privacy-legal/

    Recent Plex DDOS issue via SSDP https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2021/02/ddosers-are-abusing-the-plex-media-server-to-make-attacks-more-potent/

    Slight correction: Plex started out as freeware

Outro - "Plus Delta"

    Lock the Taskbar https://youtu.be/WEWG6kSYqlY

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