3 ms·
So really, "Apple employee gets mildly harassed at airport because of proprietary confidentially agreements" with "A terrible, terrible tragedy, non US-citize
by craigsmansion 8y ago
So really,
"Apple employee gets mildly harassed at airport because of proprietary confidentially agreements" with
"A terrible, terrible tragedy, non US-citizen travellers agree" as a byline.
The main thing of interest here would be that maybe Mozilla should employ better hiring practices.
- lostmyoldone 8y agoCare to explain what you are trying to say? As you phrased your comment, it is entirely opaque to me what you intend to convey.
- craigsmansion 8y agoThere seems to be a lot of concern and disdain in this thread about the treatment of a US citizen. The truth however is that non US citizens in the same circumstances can be, for all intents and purposes, "disappeared". If something concerns you as a US citizen, it should be that, not comical mishaps in the security circus happening to semi-famous people. Also, Gal didn't make any sort of moral stand, he was simply defending his proprietary employer's interest. It's not the most sympathetic story. So, in the end, the article only left me wondering how people who climb the ladder inside Mozilla, ostensibly an open and free environment, can easily end up at Apple, which revels in closed and proprietary environments. Maybe Mozilla should introduce some of the values they claim to hold into the hiring and promotion process. Sorry for any confusion.