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by cube00 4y ago
It's interesting looking at the way they try sell this monitoring to the employees as being a positive thing[1]. At least the wider population can experience what it's like to live under DTEX[2] [1]: https://www.microso
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by cube00 4y ago
I've missed out on appointments too, the business owner later told me after I finally reached them on a social platform "that address looked weird so I just deleted it" Regardless, I still regret nothing, seeing my spam free
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by cube00 4y ago
Another no regrets checking in. I've caught companies either selling (or leaking) my address so for me it's been worth it. Some businesses freak out that "that's our domain name, we own it, you can't possibly use it
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by cube00 4y ago
If a company is unhappy with me because "you can't have our name in your email address" I just spell their name backwards, that usually shuts them up and we can all move on with our day. I had one small business owner so conf
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by cube00 4y ago
At least Cloudflare has real human reviewers unlike Google's sleep(10); reject; appeal process.
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by cube00 4y ago
It's not like anyone else has solved it, look at the way Google locks you out.
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by cube00 4y ago
> I had forgotten that I’d setup emily@happytreepose.com as a recovery email on my Facebook account. I switched across to a more current address 10 years ago, and didn’t think that it would remain active. I'm not sure what else th
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by cube00 4y ago
...and Google and the rest.
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by cube00 4y ago
The "job market" argument no longer holds up with Google ruling the education roost. You won't see Chromebooks or GSuite's Docs/Sheets used in enterprise as frequently as Microsoft's products.
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by cube00 4y ago
It exists in the UK [1] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_medicine_in_the_United...
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by cube00 4y ago
Even countries with universal health care have private hospitals, they'll take your money. One near me asks you to consider paying for their services out of your retirement funds if you don't have private health insurance.
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by cube00 4y ago
This is sadly a common sentiment https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2015/sep/11/peter...
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by cube00 4y ago
> The standard insurance amount is $250,000 per depositor, per insured bank, for each account ownership category. [1] Spread it around in multiple banks and it's more money then I'm ever likely to accumulate in my savings. Al
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by cube00 4y ago
> These days personal e-mail is just a glorified password recovery channel I disagree, most of the Mom & Pop businesses I deal with are all in on email to communicate because they don't want to deal with fancy ticket systems.
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by cube00 4y ago
I created a collection with the name of our domain name and then used this example[1] to regex the domain out of the user's login email address to allow them access to the shared collection. [1]: https://github.com/Koze
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by cube00 4y ago
I've been using Radicale for a few years now and it has been fantastic. Extremely lightweight but also quite flexible with its permissions model since we have a shared family calendar. The backend storage is simply ics/vcf files a
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by cube00 4y ago
Paid off for me. Very satisfying busting a company selling my address and bringing to their privacy officer's attention as to why I'll never be a customer of theirs again.
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by cube00 4y ago
This is the frustrating thing about Google's security. You record the printed codes and expect to be able to use them and then you're let down when it comes to the crunch because there are bonus extra steps. It's a similar st
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by cube00 4y ago
Internationally it's on Netflix but named "Dreamland" [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utopia_(Australian_TV_series)
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Employee monitoring software became the new normal during Covid-19(abc.net.au)
2 points by cube00 4y ago|1 comments
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by cube00 4y ago
> So that's how you get VMs with 8 cores sitting at 0.1% load. Future proofed and we didn't even need to ask for a budget increase in the out years. /s
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by cube00 4y ago
> GitHub identified the activity on April 12, 2022, and notified Salesforce on April 13, 2022, at which time we began our investigation. As a result, on April 16, 2022, we revoked all GitHub integration OAuth tokens, preventing customer
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by cube00 4y ago
Whenever you'd usually create a new component in React.
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by cube00 5y ago
Fair point. Don't hate the player, hate the game.
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by cube00 5y ago
> Creating videos might be the best way for Boot.dev to grow, but I don’t want to make videos. Making videos is one thing, but making videos to satisfy the algorithm is another. - Like, comment, subscribe and smash that bell! - Make su
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by cube00 5y ago
It always annoyed me that they couldn't even be honest and say it was save rent, they had to make it seem like open floor plan was a positive thing because it "increases collaboration" It's not enough you want to be chea
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by cube00 5y ago
Given all the itunes custom tags I see in RSS feeds of some of the podcasts I listen to I'd say that's a safe bet.
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by cube00 5y ago
https://archive.ph/1pOri
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Fidelity Investments Unveils a Crypto Option for 401(k) Plans(bloomberg.com)
1 points by cube00 5y ago|1 comments
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by cube00 5y ago
Any reason for cancelling and hiding the first Kickstarter for what appears to be the same product from 2020? [1] [1]: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/loodio/loodio-bathroom-...

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