glloydell

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by glloydell 7y ago
It's indicative of poor data privacy practices, as is the failure to remove someone who shouldn't have a access to the information being sent in the emails.
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by glloydell 7y ago
I'd say that an adult over engaged with a child on social media is a potentially concerning data point. Side note, are you down voting my comments because you feel like they don't add any value to the conversation or because you d
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by glloydell 7y ago
Concern about the private information of students and families being improperly disclosed.
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by glloydell 7y ago
He didn't make a accusation, he pointed out a set of data everyone else on the list had access to. The people actually involved (and with more information to assess the reality of the situation) can make the judgement call. See somethi
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by glloydell 7y ago
I'm a bit surprised by the general tone of the comments on this. Not using BCC on group threads like the one mentioned is essentially a PII breach. The fact that this was an organization responsible for the care of minors, which refuse
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by glloydell 7y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but this methodology seems flawed. Using building permits per 1000 residents only provides an accurate comparison metric if the density of the housing is the same. If the move is (as it seems to be) towards lar
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by glloydell 7y ago
There is absolutely no way this could possibly go wrong.
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by glloydell 7y ago
I read "fantastically car-hostile" as a pro car-hostility statement.
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by glloydell 7y ago
Can you point me towards any advertising campaigns or promotional material claiming that vaping is "Safe"? Not safer, but safe.
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by glloydell 7y ago
I'm going to double down on this one. I poked around their site and read the blog post on their flyer campaign : https://www.kapwing.com/blog/postering-san-francisco/ And it ends with this quote : "By th
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by glloydell 7y ago
The fact that the article states the cost of $1000 at the outset is a bit disturbing given that it goes on to describe the intense amount of time and effort taken in the search for hiring. It indicates to me that the person writing this art
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by glloydell 7y ago
If you're gonna put a target on your back, this seems like a solid way to go about it.
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by glloydell 7y ago
I really appreciate that the default port in both examples is 1337
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by glloydell 7y ago
I agree with you on 2 most likely not being possible (or reasonable) given that the revenue model is based in sharing user data, but I'm not so sure that 1 is completely out of the question. I don't necessarily think that it'
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by glloydell 7y ago
Some totally unsolicited advice, but have you considered writing a user manual for yourself and making it available to your management and team members? This a concept a friend/colleague of mine turned me onto and it's been a huge
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by glloydell 7y ago
My spidey sense tingles every time someone uses the S word in regards to system design or security. A system which "should" only allow read access is a system that will most likely have flaws which allow for far more, especially g
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Online safety and privacy challenges faced by South Asian women(elie.net)
1 points by glloydell 7y ago|0 comments
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by glloydell 7y ago
Totally agree. Amazon had to do something after Elastic changed their license terms specifically to stop Amazon from competing with their own hosted service. I'm interested to see what Elastics next move will be. grabs popcorn