The answer is obviously more H1B’s.

H1B's are guaranteed workforce for a number of years with low turnover.

I was thinking about it the other day, but it may be it's own form of japanese salaryman, except its for positions not many would work in that arrangement.

Maybe it helps companies that couldn't be sustainable, be that way (artificially).

“ None of the database guides I followed had warned me about the dangers of exposing a docker containerized database to the internet.”

Unless you want it publicly available and expect people to try and illegitimately access it, never expose it to the internet.

No.

You go live in a city. Leave nature alone. Send the rest back where they came from.

get with your state attorney generals office, this is bait and switch and it is highly illegal.

After the mess the USG has made out of Helene recovery, I do believe public trust is dead and buried.

I remember after Hurricane Katrina, the silly notion I had in my head that the government can protect us in emergencies evaporated and never came back. I anticipate that any large nationwide emergency such as a nuclear attack would be total chaos for a very very long time.

For me it was when the (German) government kicked my door down and said hey you, you're homeless now.

You misspelled "when Bush Jr. and Cheney stole an election in broad daylight."

I’m interested

send me a note. email is in profile.

not seeing an email there.

could you share your requirements? either here, or on whoishiring, or you could email me. my email is in the profile ;-)

Intel

I found that it struggled with larger data sets. I have a directory that is 70TB and about 300,000+ files and unfortunately, it just can't handle that. Resilio (formerly BitTorrent Sync) handles it nicely and they just opened up to allow home users better access to it.

I find Resilio to want to fall back to relaying, even though ports are open and if I restart I get a direct connection immediately.

Would be nice if I could tell it to never use relay servers.