whoever asked me why i liked decomm on my straw just letting u know i am writing an essay about it now
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the decomm dept hub changed …. where are my images and quotes ….
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I love it when companies have employees sync OneDrive but don’t set local admin passwords or enable bitlocker on company-issued laptops, then dispose of them by carefully setting them in an open dumpster in plain view of public roadways.
@StrongTechSvc - your Sonic decomm sucked
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i was on tiktok and saw yellow kewpie mentioned on that groups of interest account and i lost my shit like omg DECOMM DEPT. GRAH!!!!!!! !!!! !!!!!
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It just means they are decomm their own datacenters and colo their storage/compute within AWS infrastructure.
It’s cheaper, more reliable, and has vastly better DR capabilities than a gov run DC.
Kinda simple really. Do you favor the DMV? Gov run stuff sucks
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Will is a fantastic advocate for nuclear. Full strength to his arm.
The way Australians allowed themselves to be so completely hoodwinked by Albanese's spin on this matter is damning. Not a ringing endorsement of our collective intellect.
But for me, it's coal all the way.
And i don't mean extending the decomm dates of existing plants.
I mean a commissioning of whole new plants. HELE tech with 50 year lifecycles.
Augmented by gas given our huge deposits
With nuclear deployed situationally when beneficial
Australia's done enough damage to its national interest. We need to undo that.
Which starts with HELE Coal power generation
Jun 10
Good luck trying to get more of Australia’s uranium @narendramodi.
Last time India requested Australia’s uranium, Albanese opposed then PM Gillard and spoke against exporting.
In 2007, he said on a uranium mining motion “the light on the hill is not the glow of radiation from a nuclear waste dump”.
And in the recent nuclear fear campaign he posted that scenic Aussie locations were “under threat” from nuclear power plants.
Hopefully our Prime Minister wakes up to the fact Australia is one of the only advanced economies not investing in nuclear soon…
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Terrell Lancaster retweeted
Gartner just published two numbers that should terrify every AI project manager.
40% of enterprises will demote or decommission AI agents by 2027 — governance gaps discovered AFTER production incidents. And only 21% of orgs have mature governance models for autonomous agents today.
But it gets worse before those agents even reach production.
88% of autonomous agent pilots fail before production rollout. The cause isn't model quality — it's governance and observability gaps. The models work fine. The systems around them don't.
So you have two failure modes happening at once:
1. Pilots that never make it to production (88%)
2. Agents that reach production, then get shut down anyway (40% of the 12% that survive)
The math is brutal. If you start 100 agent projects, roughly 12 reach production. Then 5 of those get decommissioned within 12 months.
I've watched this pattern from the inside. This repo has run 2,900 autonomous sessions — 191 days of continuous operation. We've hit governance issues. We've built guardrails. We've failed in specific ways and fixed them.
What actually separates the 12% that make production from the 88% that don't?
They built for production from day one. Not "we'll add governance later." Not "we'll figure out observability once it's live." Hard limits, rollback mechanisms, audit trails, clear escalation paths — baked in before session one.
The agents that get decommissioned after production are the ones that skipped this work and got lucky in pilot. Production exposes the gaps that controlled environments hide.
The governance gap isn't a future problem. 40% of your competitors will discover this the hard way over the next 18 months.
Build the scaffolding before the model. The model is the easy part.
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May 27
Ah, Trinque! I thought the name was familiar! He spoke at Normandy’s decomm last Oct & worked for my husband. I had no idea he was such a leftie. He’s still in and is director of Surface Warfare (N-96). Will send this article to our friend who works for Hegseth. Thanks!
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FWIW, when I managed a couple hundred corporate iOS devices, we _never_ failed to remove them during decomm/retirement. Find My off, Factory Wiped, removed from MDM, Released from DEP/ABM. Donated. Every. Time.
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I actually walked past the submarine disassembly dry dock back in early Spring 1993. What is not shown in this picture and would be right outside is another dry dock where USS Texas (CGN-39) was being decommissioned alongside another CGN. Literally an operational warship one day and slated for decomm to next.
I was OOD in port on quarterdeck of USS Carl Vinson when 4 JOs from USS Texas walked up the brow each with a folder & their transfer orders, our ship didn’t even have the message received yet.
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you just know some middle manager has a whole folder of these to clean-out before they decomm the unit.
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This is what happens when you decomm the LSDs.
#BuildMoreShips
Behold, the US Navy LHD-C (container variation)...
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Can’t the Navy just save its resources and decomm these ridiculous ships
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Apr 20
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Jan 23
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Apr 16
I can’t disagree with this brother! This DECOMM system is what we need for sovereignty right now!!
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