A new Steven Wilson album (“Hands. Cannot. Erase.”) on heavy rotation. Easily my favorite artist right now.
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@jogehrs That’s consistent, then. If you oppose all kinds of regulations, you have to oppose this one, too. Thanks.
I wonder: Are there any IT professionals who (a) oppose net neutrality and (b) don’t happen to work for a major ISP?
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@GOettingerEU Ein Taliban-Vergleich? Ernsthaft? Etwas Abwegigeres ist Ihnen nicht eingefallen?
@aikchar They’re implied most of the time, similarly to <a> and <img> in HTML. Sometimes they’re not, like in <form>.
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@nexxylove Nerds love data, sure, but this more like an unsolicited SQL query result disrupting a conversation.
@nexxylove I’m truly sorry. It just never ceases to amaze me what people let others do to their time line.
@jeppec @simonbrown Whereas the structuring mechanisms in a monolith often only provide an illusion of parallel development
@jeppec @simonbrown Assuming we’re talking about a reasonable number of services, I’d argue it’s often easier to build them separately
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@ruthmalan @simonbrown Not really, no. It’s not about claiming microservices don’t have problems. It’s about claiming monoliths have fewer.
@simonbrown You keep saying this. I’ll keep saying I disagree :-)
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“Software dependency analysis with graph databases” – a talk by my colleagues @otigges und @phaus at GraphConnect: graphconnect.com
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