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by goldenManatee 6y ago
I’ve always thought of Mozilla as a “force for good and change”, never as a money machine. This has maintained some balance for allowing Google to go largely unchecked. If Mozilla moves in a direction more focused on profit and more produ
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by goldenManatee 6y ago
This is a good headline. Without reading anything else, there’s at least two assumptions to draw from reading it: * they caught 10% of votes for being fraudulent * they stopped 10% of voters from exercising their right
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by goldenManatee 6y ago
By that logic, who merits being judge of who other merits being judge? The act of asking your question, is itself a judgement, and a vote to silence others - which is, in whole, a politically violent act.
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by goldenManatee 6y ago
It’s a transaction. The goals of the company and employee parties is to maximize their own gains with as little effort as possible. The moral imperative argument is very dubious, and sounds one-side to further the gains of the company party
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by goldenManatee 6y ago
I’ve had those encounters, but I do not understand how many people don’t view privacy as a default to being human.
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by goldenManatee 6y ago
Advocate switching over to something Microsoft Authenticator or Yubico. SMS is unreliable and not transmitted in an encrypted fashion.
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by goldenManatee 6y ago
I imagine other factors have to do with the technicalities of executing on this, and the user’s visibility and “viral-ity”. On the technical, you can automate the job and have awkward success sometimes if you don’t get a human to intervene
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by goldenManatee 6y ago
Lifespan productivity, from teens upward, has increased, but rewards haven’t kept up. And why should those rewards keep up, when the status quo already creates an environment of increased competition with small financial reward changes. Thi
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by goldenManatee 7y ago
Regarding her response dance video; whatever else she may be, out-of-touch is certainly one of them.
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by goldenManatee 7y ago
Honestly, the truth is probably very mundane. It’s more likely that inter-department political vying for power has created a lot of redundancy, unnecessary work justified, and everything’s just barely being held together by the public’s fai
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by goldenManatee 7y ago
I like this. But I also like to take it as a grain of salt, because bad patterns emerge without large-quantity of work having some wise guidance. And breaking bad habits, specially when encouraging “experienced” folks to do so, is tough.
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by goldenManatee 7y ago
There’s the employer expectations, but I would also bring up access to capital for launching entrepreneurial endeavors - for this category of guys and people in general. We need to target how we can encourage more small business.
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by goldenManatee 8y ago
Am catching up. Would these tokens be the signed JWT’s, if so am wondering how they were able to figure out the signature part?
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by goldenManatee 8y ago
It's perception. They network, get lucky sometimes, and don't stop preaching about it until everyone around starts believing they're valuable authorities in their profession. Snow ball rolls from there and they start attracti