custard_swollower

This. Well put.

…and then you learn that packageX v1 is not maintained anymore and relies through a deep set of dependencies on a seriously vulnerable package (in a version which is also not maintained anymore).

Sorry, I had a pretty eventful December :)

My take is that it’s already your systems feature, rather than admins responsibility. If you treat departments like customers, you’d find a good way to spread the costs. If something is just a „common infrastructure”, you will always find something that makes costs that doesn’t have an easy way to track who triggered that - because you don’t pass enough information with it.

Not sure what is hard in it - you need consistent tagging, and that by itself gives you a lot of mileage in cost explorer.

Yes, I don’t believe any of them to be true. Most cultures got incompatible explanations to them, without a way to tell which is actually correct - my take is that each explanation is made up. And because people believe those explanations, they are not interested in digging into natural explanations.

Examples: seizures, schizophrenia, natural disasters, weather, infectious diseases

You may have misunderstood me - supernatural theories are worthless because they are non-falsifiable.

Ok. I don’t believe they do experience supernatural. I think people are gullible, only selectively critical, and are often influenced by their culture to believe in supernatural explanations. And some people are just frauds. I believe honest people get tricked by their culture to regard unknown as supernatural, and by accepting that explanation, never find the natural behind the unknown.

Not really, because every non-falsifiable theory is true at the same time. I mean, I can’t forbid anyone from considering.

Any non-falsifiable theory is only worth so much.

What do you mean? That people experience supernatural phenomena?

I’m a strict naturalist - I believe that supernatural phenomena do not exist. I do not believe in the unknown.

I have problem reading that font :/