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1141.
by growse 14y ago
Then why blur faces in some published photos / video footage? I live in the UK, could be a different legal situation here...
1142.
by growse 14y ago
It's one thing to make a mistake. It's another thing to make a mistake when you're a public spokesperson/evangelist for your employer, use a widely public communication channel to publicly shame someone, and not expect your employer to do a
1143.
by growse 14y ago
Isn't publishing someone's photo without their consent, like, illegal ? I'm aware that copyright of the picture rests with the photographer, but if you want to publish someone's picture (and, as far as I understand it, tweeting is 'publish
1144.
by growse 14y ago
Last I checked, you can't copyright a collection of colours.
1145.
by growse 14y ago
Who are they selling 'search' to? Didn't think they had a big market in corporate intranet search....?
1146.
by growse 14y ago
Did not know. Stand corrected. Seems this is UK-only. Wonder if there's a difference between a worker being salaried vs paid per hour?
1147.
by growse 14y ago
Just because you once had a job where your employer told you the law said a particular thing, doesn't mean the law actually says that particular thing. I've worked long weeks before without any issue between myself and my employer (in the
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SSH public keys on a DNS FUSE(jpmens.net)
1 points by growse 14y ago|0 comments
1149.
by growse 14y ago
That's the problem with inventing everything - you end up with 'v1' of everything. And v1 is always awful. :p See also: London Underground.
1150.
by growse 14y ago
I feel bad submitting it now that it appears to be a hoax. Sorry everyone :(
1151.
Valve Officially Passes On Windows 8, Confirms Half-Life 3 is Linux Exclusive(p4r.buzzleberry.com)
21 points by growse 14y ago|15 comments
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Android *really* doesn't like broken IPv6 networks(growse.com)
3 points by growse 14y ago|0 comments
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by growse 14y ago
It's a good point actually - does iCloud in any way prevent multiple account logins? There's another possibility: he re-used his iCloud password on another account, that was compromised, and someone tried that successfully against his iClou
1154.
by growse 14y ago
Well, if you will put complete remote control of all your devices behind a single, weak password.....
1155.
by growse 15y ago
How else would you do it? At random? Why would that be better?
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I'm no UI expert, but something's wrong with Android.(growse.com)
2 points by growse 15y ago|0 comments