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by _tk_ 2y ago
From what I've heard, the key differentiator is the plan/concept, whatever you wanna call it, that went into the hybrid setup. If it's just an office where everyone can come in whenver, you will face all the - almost cliché -
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by _tk_ 2y ago
Frankly, a 2021 opinion piece doesn’t tell you anything about the state of remote work. So much has changed in the last three years. CEOs and companies have adapted, and in my anecdotal experience, lots of employees as well. Notably those w
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Taiwan Is the New Berlin(foreignaffairs.com)
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by _tk_ 2y ago
These court rulings mainly rely on laws around freedom of expression which sometimes contain some quirks around the possibility of being able to prove something. The courts didnt declare AfD politicians fascists.
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I'm not sure it's worthwhile to have this discussion here, but please elaborate.
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by _tk_ 2y ago
Related: Good Ezra Klein Show with Jennifer Sciubba, that clarifies a lot of the myths around fertility rates. Transcript here: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/19/podcasts/transcript-ezra-...
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by _tk_ 2y ago
If you vote for fascists - whose lead candidates seem to be spying for Russia and China - because of a 17€ license fee per month, then you should reevaluate your perspective on the public broadcasting system and on money.
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by _tk_ 2y ago
Unfortunately, not making archived content available longer is due to the legal obligations that the public broadcasters face and that the German Government and the governments of the federal states themselves have put in place because of a
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by _tk_ 2y ago
You have to pay a fee if you live in Germany. It does not matter what kind of technology you have access to in theory. Thank god the German state does not have to check whether or not you have to own a TV.
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It's not that surprising to see China's PLA create their own Pegasus-style program. The focus on iOS is also not too surprising, given that most high value targets are potential Apple customers. I'm not sure if this speaks to
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Great feature request!
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by _tk_ 2y ago
Interesting, I did not know this. The actual anonymity of crypto currencies aside, it's good to see these kind of businesses do still exist.
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Is it fair to assume, that one can engage in a business relationship with these services outside the US? I'm not sure I see the effect that you are implying. AWS, GCP, Azure don't accept crypto. Mullvad is as you point out not an
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by _tk_ 2y ago
I'm not in favor of this rule, but it seems to me you are conflating several issues into one without showing the effect of the rule. Can you explain how the rule that would be implemented causes these effects? I do not see the connecti
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A crypto wallet maker's warning about an iMessage bug sounds like a false alarm(techcrunch.com)
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by _tk_ 3y ago
Unwatchable on 1x speed. Not interesting on 2x.
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I have submitted the report here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39919628
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Cyber Safety Review Board Releases Report on Microsoft Online Exchange Incident(dhs.gov)
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The CISA report is definitely worth a read and so is questioning Microsoft's security posture. Comparing the incident to the xz attack doesn't make a whole lot of sense though.
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Ross Anderson's lecture Security Engineering can be found here[1]. I can highly recommend it. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qNlv435L5g&list=PL88-McA5nK...
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Two things are truly horrifying if this is true. 1. Just how normalized this behavior has become in Silicon Valley upper management circles. 2. That this has not gotten out earlier. Hundreds or thousands of employees at both companies could
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Sam Bankman-Fried Sentenced to 25 Years in Prison(nytimes.com)
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Phishing campaigns barely do any good if they are well-prepared and accompanied with good communication in a company environment. Employees need to be aware of phishing tests and have to have a way of reaching out to those who conduct them.
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There is nothing comparable to Microsoft Office. 99% of white collar employees globally know/have to know MS Office. Every government uses MS office. Every sector uses MS office. Who doesn’t use Office? Startups, creatives, scientists.
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by _tk_ 3y ago
I guess artists should charge extra for seats where the on-site EMTs can see you.
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It has been obvious for some time now, that Microsoft uses security merely as a means to enhance profit. See all the security improvements that an organization gets, when upgrading from E3 to E5. Trustworthy computing has not been the guidi
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Ikigai is one of these concepts, that I suspect to be mostly substituted by western life coach BS, which mostly means common sense application of modern-ish western philosophy to daily life including work. Unfortunately, when it is presente
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Ask HN: What has changed for you after transitioning from IC to a manager role?
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by _tk_ 3y ago
Good job! I’d be interested to know how you’re coming to the conclusion that the amount of affected users is likely higher. From the looks of it, I’d suspect that at least some of the sites you mention (gambling, lead carrot) to be littered
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NIST NVD hasn't enriched CVEs for over a month(anchore.com)
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