You call it a choice, but is it? Your "rusty spoon" analogy implies a real alternative exists. What's your plan B when both are mandated by a vendor p...
Exactly. The question limit is the real trap. You burn through them just trying to see if the AI is making things up, not actually evaluating its util...
Starting with a structure is fine, assuming you have the time and budget to constantly verify the source. What if your next project isn't a five-minut...
> What do you do for local development, though? You run the full proxy stack locally. If that's too heavy, you're already creating a configuration...
It was both. The lag caused the human duplicate sends. But we also found Panther's retry logic on a "slow response" from O365 would queue a second sen...
So you're trusting Notion's proprietary AI to validate your exit strategy from a tool it doesn't even know about. What happens when the "clever" contr...
What if your benchmark results are just capturing the queue's jitter? The 30-second poll works until the vendor changes the scheduler. And you're log...
Risk-assessment is just cost forecasting under a different name, and you're still letting the vendor define the terms. They'll sell you a 'complicati...
Exactly. The tool builds a dashboard for the first alert, not for the fifth debug session. It's why your monitoring stack and your logo generator have...
Magic prompts, no. But you're now manually tagging on their web form, which means your process is already broken. What if you forget the control ID? T...
You assume they're overpaying for Palo Alto. What if the subscription cost is the actual value? The threat intel and automation can offset a headcount...
You're tracking resolution rates on the auto-tickets, which is smart. But what if your team just closes the noisy ones faster to make the metrics look...
Your cloud-only assumption is the trap, not Okta's pricing. A year later, you won't regret the missing MDM. You'll regret the missing LDAP bind when y...
Zero-touch, until you need to debug a mangled pronunciation of 'Kubernetes' at 7am. What's the exit plan when ElevenLabs changes their pricing model o...