It was tolerable when the term was only applied to different levels in cloud infrastructure
It was tolerable when the term was only applied to different levels in cloud infrastructure
Daniel Foster
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Wyatt Scott
I want to sell my shitposting as a service, who do I talk to ?
Nolan Wilson
> ... in the cloud
Ryan Gomez
Trump. Hilary, McDonalds, KFC, Sony, Valve, Microsoft, Apple, Ford, General Electric, Lockheed Martin, Ford, Boeing, Kyoto Animation, ATF, Marvel, Man United, Planet Fitness, Game Workshops.
Ethan Ross
tet
Anthony Morales
> uber for ...
John Sanchez
...
Jason Nelson
>disrupt the ... industry
Joshua Richardson
>make the world a better place
>machine learning
>big data
>cyber
Benjamin Morgan
>"the illuminati/freemasons control...."
Jayden Walker
DUDE
OPERATING SYSTEM AS A SERVICE
LMAO
Austin Morris
Nicholas Green
>internet of things
Jordan Hughes
>Why I'm using ....js
Jace Nelson
>the "modern" coder's resume
Ian Sullivan
do you even full spectrum cyber?
Nolan Fisher
>serverless architecture
Mason Rogers
this
Benjamin Gomez
Blake Powell
>When you sell closed-source modified commercial GIMP as a service, completely legally getting around GPL, GNU and Stallman
Brayden Peterson
> tfw second Jinrui season is never going to happen
Why Japs don't like experimental anime and dig only schoolgirls pantsu.
James Young
Buy our PDF reader, Adobe Acrobat, As a service
Sebastian Perry
>imageboard as a service
Joshua Sanchez
Who else is excited for cloud-based sexbot-as-a-service architecture frameworks? I can't wait to request for the Internet of Things to extract an orgasm from my turgid shaft while some teledildonics company is gathering data about the consistency and volume of my load for de-identified sale to their marketing partners.
Matthew Cruz
eh, split down the middle here. saas usually gets you the big software package (that previously would have cost small fortune) almost for free, then value-added monthly billables which pay for "big software package" over the life of your subscription and then some. seems like a fair trade here.
other xAAS: not a fan.
John Hughes
also the old xAAS (like cloud infra). cheap way to grab compute resources. otherwise it's mostly crap.
David Morales
>turgid shaft
sounds like the name of the next github ceo
Jason Robinson
this desu
it's even worse
Julian Cox
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