datapunk

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by datapunk 7y ago
I hear 'Con Crud' commonly used. Conferences are like speed dating with germs.
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by datapunk 7y ago
Not likely. When employees talk bad about their employers in public, they gain nothing, but risk being seen as a liability to future employers.
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by datapunk 7y ago
Such a fantastic visual description
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by datapunk 7y ago
I think your point is moot. Is torture legal? Is any evidence gained through torture admissable? Are any law enforcement allowed to use torture to gain access to information? You should be able to answer those yourself. Legal rights are not
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by datapunk 7y ago
No one is forced to give up information, you mean they were convinced and ignorant of their rights. Which was given up voluntarily in any case. The tactic you mentioned has been used here in the US aswell. Something similar was done to DPR
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by datapunk 7y ago
The issue with Biometrics, atleast for those in the US, is that they are not protected by the 5th amendment. Court cases have reaffirmed this, meaning you can be forced to provide your Biometrics for law enforcement to gain access to your d
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by datapunk 7y ago
Gesture controls are tricky, only a few applications of them make sense (like hand-to-fist for camera). Something like this would be the modern version of butt dialing 911, back when users would speed dial 911 unintentionally from sitting o
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by datapunk 7y ago
Say I printed this comment. Put it in a frame and auctioned it as art. Would you be the artist for creating the comment? Or would I be the artist for using the comment and framing it in a creative way?
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by datapunk 7y ago
How do you respond when a character from your top grossing game is turned into a political meme? This is what Blizzard has been learning this week. How do you handle potentially thousands of attendees, at your organization's biggest an
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by datapunk 7y ago
Mass of tariffs. Sanctions on travel of key foreign citizens To the extreme, nationalization of foreign owned assets Economic disaster assuredly.
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by datapunk 7y ago
> I remember having to take wallet, keys, extra cash and coins for things you couldn't pay with card or with the phone, street guide (cause there's no way I'm remembering the dozens of bus lines that run in my city), pocke
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by datapunk 7y ago
I hate screens, constant connectivity, but could not live in today's world without them. So much of the world is fixated on our addictive devices and trying to find ways to live without them are difficult, even damaging in some ways. I
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by datapunk 7y ago
Uber's stock has been going down the drain. Why would they give more reason's for investors to cash out?
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by datapunk 7y ago
So? They could lie (which is far worse) or say nothing and let people speculate. A job candidate with solid skills will be able to show their value to employers, and if an employer puts more weight on this quote over a candidate's qua
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by datapunk 7y ago
'Epstein did business in America, the world demands why America didn't stop him!' See, I can do that too
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by datapunk 7y ago
These people are not like you. Where you would be uncomfortable and leave. They were extremely focused on why they were there and not let the presence of someone else ruin the entire night.
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by datapunk 7y ago
You do research to make sure your not getting F'ked by some scheme fronting as a leukemia foundation. That should be obvious unless you like to just throw money at strangers. >I disagree with the idea that growing should be part of
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by datapunk 7y ago
Azure is not office products, do you assume because they are both Microsoft products that it would be feasible or easy to use facilities designed for Azure and also use them for handling Office products?
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by datapunk 7y ago
Do you believe that there are no resources needed for non profits? That donations made by person A magically get to person B who needs them? You are oblivious of the underlying business aspect that any nonprofit requires as they grow. Someo