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by citilife 4y ago
I replied in this thread to a different comment, but suffice to say, we're only seeing this engineers view on the topic. From a company perspective, how do you handle someone who's gained a social media following and is posting ab
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by citilife 4y ago
Author was an engineer: > I was super excited I was actually getting an opportunity to pursue my engineering dreams. The word "engineer" was even in my job title! He joined twitter and started sending his content to the PR team
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by citilife 4y ago
> I think flattening excessively pyramidal hierarchies are the only real solution for this problem, but that's not much comfort for those who find themselves derailed due to this dynamic. I don't see a problem. The SVP was corr
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by citilife 4y ago
First, this is basic human behavior. It appears this SVP had a job to manage social interactions and the author was stepping out of their role. Typical company policies are to manage social media via a point team, i.e. employees don't
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by citilife 4y ago
There are two sources. Read the article carefully. There's an anonymous "senior official" and a person from "Mandian" (assuming ABC made a typo - Mandiant).
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by citilife 4y ago
> Internet actor named "citilife" makes claims about "information laundering". I never claimed there was a case of "information laundering", I defined it. I also am not asserting anything besides what was in
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by citilife 4y ago
DDoS a website is probably the most common forms of attacks globally...
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by citilife 4y ago
Read the ABC article carefully (as one should always do) There's mention of a "senior official" > senior official briefed confirmed to ABC News. So a source in government confirmed this to ABC (who's that?). Was it ju
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by citilife 4y ago
> Over a dozen airport websites were impacted by the "denial of service" attack, John Hultquist, head of intelligence analysis at cybersecurity firm Mandian, told ABC News. That type of attack essentially overloads sites by jam
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by citilife 4y ago
More likely, this isn't a Russian operation. Could be someone from within Russia's borders (could also just be routing there). This just just some random "senior official" from an unknown organization saying "must b
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by citilife 4y ago
> (NEW YORK) -- Some of the nation's largest airports have been targeted for cyberattacks Monday by an attacker within the Russian Federation, a senior official briefed confirmed to ABC News. Senior official from what agency /
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by citilife 4y ago
I think the point was attempting to isolate factors. Receiving a booster would effectively confound the factors dramatically -- timing of dose, amount of dose, batch of vaccines, etc would all play a larger role. This is pretty much how nor
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by citilife 4y ago
A lot of people don't know basic civics. IMO our education system should be focused primarily understanding and respecting history, law and civics. I think the vast majority of Americans have no idea about any of the basics of the Amer
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by citilife 4y ago
Seems similar to https://www.read.ai/ or https://otter.ai/ in terms of functionality, but focused more on individuals. Read.ai focuses more on cutting down meetings and provides recommendations to reduce wo
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by citilife 4y ago
> This could be considered a good thing. Lower wages, lower job mobility, asset deflation, consumable inflation -- YAY! ...
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by citilife 4y ago
Current level: 10.52 ft. forecast has it at 7ft by end of October. Record lows: Low Water Records for Ohio River at Cairo (1) -1.00 ft on 12/24/1871 (2) 0.30 ft on 12/30/1876 (3) 1.10 ft on 01/01/1877 (4) 2.00
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by citilife 4y ago
"he" - quite an assumption :)
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by citilife 4y ago
> They do get offended when people purposefully use the wrong pronoun to intentionally offend. Pretending that those are the same thing is part of the problem. "the problem"... You don't get to choose what other people cal
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by citilife 4y ago
If you act your gender, age and confident you'll be better off in most scenarios. That may sound like a strange statement, but our programming is strong and no matter how much we debate it in the society it doesn't change. We are
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by citilife 4y ago
> Hillary Clinton dismissed President Trump as an “illegitimate president” and suggested that “he knows” that he stole the 2016 presidential election in a CBS News interview to be aired Sunday. https://www.washingtonpost.com&#
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by citilife 4y ago
You can cast a ballot as an elector. If the state certifies it it's fine. Again there's no such think as a "fake" elector.
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by citilife 4y ago
> Why use voting machines at all? IMO, for the same reason people are concerned about them... France handles elections via paper and pen and has everything counted within 24 hrs. Somehow the U.S. had trouble even doing it in a week last
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by citilife 4y ago
Fair, my general point was there were quite a bit in there.
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by citilife 4y ago
India, South Africa, ... etc
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by citilife 4y ago
I'm curious if they'll be splitting the monarchy between the children or keeping it consistent. Government could actually change quite a bit at this point across much of the west.
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by citilife 4y ago
Not to dive into politics particularly; but there are advantages and disadvantages to every form of government. What are the particular disadvantages your family dislikes? Is it the principal of it or something in particular? One clear adva
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by citilife 4y ago
Fun facts: - She ruled for 30% of the time since the American Revolution - She oversaw the largest reduction of landholdings of any empire in the history of the world. Notable because it was also one of the most peaceful transitions in hist
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by citilife 4y ago
> I'm curious. We hear a lot about gender pay gaps, but I suspect that H1B pay gaps may be more extreme. How much is a visa worth to you? A lot, so yes they'll pay people less; that's the way it works.
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by citilife 4y ago
Many dislike the idea, but this is why people turn to "nationalism". If you want to decrease unemployment, you add tariffs for imports enabling more businesses to open domestically (i.e. tariffs effectively increase import costs).
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by citilife 4y ago
Did you read the rest of the comment? It's not clear it's worse than before. > It doesn't change the fact that we used to be able to do routine maintenance that covered this, and now we don't. When you first build a r

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