megalith

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They are a megalith that should have their security locked down hard.

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memorial consisting of a very large stone forming part of a prehistoric structure (especially in western Europe)

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noun

memorial consisting of a very large stone forming part of a prehistoric structure (especially in western Europe)

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Core meanings and parts of speech for megalith.

noun

memorial consisting of a very large stone forming part of a prehistoric structure (especially in western Europe)

Example sentences

They are a megalith that should have their security locked down hard.

That Django is neither the mental megalith nor archaic project I thought it was.

The problem is google isn't just a search engine it's the information seeking megalith of our time.

CEO of a megalith that can't hire good people without a 5-million-per-engineer acq-hire?

Network operators are guilty too. There are the network side megalith buffers that are trying hard to "optimise" TCP transfers and just murder latency.

At my current company, we've been breaking microservices out from the megalith whenever we need scaling.

There were some funky things, no?\nBut still .. in the Amstrad invasion, the Atari megalith, the Commodore death spiral.. Tandy kind of lost the plot.

Apple has little motivation to improve the music player and has a massive megalith in iTunes to support.

The biggest prehistoric megalith blocks are somewhere in the neighborhood of 1,500 tons, perfectly milled.

A smaller player catering to a tech audience might add open source to its bullet points as some sort of virtue signalling, but that's no benefit to the established megalith that is AWS.

By commenting that you are European, are you trying to stay out of the US hosting megalith entirely?Fastmail has been a great provider for me but, despite being Australian, I believe they are US hosted.

Have you thought about the economic incentives, and all the lobbying that is in place to create continual financial incentives to adulterated packaged food created by a megalith of large corporate lock-in?

So, they made a unique, precision rock mold, exactly one for each unique, poured-concrete megalith, and then... turned the mold into more concrete, and poured that into another unique, laboriously constructed rock mold?

Why should the screensaver be part of this megalith?Edit: to be clear, it’s not about the binary used to run the screensaver, it’s about the fact that it does not need to be a question of “all or nothing” and that a solution for this particular problem could have been adopted without replacing virtually every other component of the system services simultaneously.