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Utilizing Media: A Response to Deepfakes

  Of the ACM (the Association for Computing Machinery), a magazine called Communication of the ACM's edition releases 1 month before its stated release month. In the latest edition, regarding March 2021, of Communications of the ACM , Column Editor, Susan J. Winter wrote Computing Ethics: What To Do About Deepfakes . Regarding Winter’s desire to halt or hinder illegal or unethical deepfakes, a video technology like wearing a full body masking suit, Winter wrote, “Here are three areas where technical experts can make positive contributions to the development of synthetic media technologies: education and media literacy, subject defense, and verification” (Winter, March, 2021). Winter was saying actions such as teaching and having disruptive technology knowledge, researching professionally, and proving concepts are parts of deepfake experts’ calculus. But this much work specializes such that entry level, junior, work will probably be offered to overqualified professionals. Technic
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It's Just SQL Server On Azure, Right?


SQL Server on Azure


Pragmatic Works is stating It's Just SQL Server On Azure, Right On Disaster Recovery (DR) and High Availability (HA), Pragmatic Works is stating HA is the Azure SQL Database, and it is giving users auto-recovery. By Microsoft management, HA is not an automatic 'SQL Server' service, but it is including Virtual Machines (VM). Thus, the user can set up additional VMs and recoveries.  

VM Disaster Recovery

On VM Disaster Recovery (DR) shall have more setup and configuration, and it is including Azure SQL Database and SQL Server. Within the Azure framework DR, implementation group is using data solutions. For both HA and DR, Microsoft's solutions are 'paired regional' data centers, and they offer high performance levels. 

Israel Pre and Post Law

In history, pre-law Israel was viewed anti-legality, but the behaviors are recordings uncharged alive to the law; this was before the Exodus. (NIV, Romans 5:13). As Pie, I shall thrive sans MS Servers and sans Q, for now. Pie is O(n^2): for every app command, it is one prediction. Q asymptotic complexity is O (n^4), but this will be cut in half with isolated security and prediction processes: I figure for now, Q requires securing Pie: for every app command, a security framework implementation, but another prediction check; but another security framework implementation. This is because Q does not have enough of a market share to control the data gathered (link).

SQL Server on Azure is a State Military Product

As a Pie developer, I do not want this because it is more state military. On December 24, 2017, I encountered 'submachine-wielding' TN police. Microsoft is enterprise science and technology, and the state military gets handing-them-downs, for the federal military is giving the state military it. Pie is low-cost, scalable, evolving science and technology. All Pie devices are including the SQLITE Database. The SQLITE Database is the Azure SQL Database and SQL Server evolutionary nemesis thus Pie is actually anti-state-military. The worse case is the state military using Q, but destroying everything I am building, but making fake predictions; but making insecure predictions. Microsoft is using stationary server technology, but this is not secure, while the mobile technology is the main market. 

July 19, 2020 Update: my practicality hypothesis is based on market saturation.

During 2020’s first half, Android Pie has nearly thirty percent market share, but Android 10 only has near ten percent. My prediction is that Android 10 shall be sustainable, eventually with this app by getting players away from discordant appetites, and more players getting more involved in customizing their Internet security through apps.

Update: Pragmatic Works' article has since been removed, but here is a link to their blog regarding this topic -- link

It's Just SQL Server On Azure, Right?


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