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by illiac786 5y ago
Nope: https://github.com/dwyl/ISO-27001-2013-information-technolog...
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by illiac786 5y ago
At the very least you can get asked which map app you want to use for sure, this is how my phone is set up.
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by illiac786 5y ago
Site has issue, I was to choose PT Mono or cousine while Cousine was in fact PT Mono as well (said so in the code, only the header and buttons to choose said Cousine). Same for Fira Mono against Source Code Pro. That's 2 times in 15 tr
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by illiac786 5y ago
6+ hours of Web Conferencing a day. 1. Web Conferencing Content 2. Web Conferencing participants video 3. Screen where I multitask in parallel 4. VDI session to a customer's environment for tests
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by illiac786 5y ago
And Actionable Notifications are gone?? On gmail for example, I could swipe to the left, tap "display" (I think that's what it was called) and it would show me actions like "archive", "delete", etc. Now I
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by illiac786 5y ago
Better for the users and for Apple. "less bad" is another way to put it, but it's the same result. I don't see what you're not getting: one security fix is good, even if there's 3 other huge security gaps. Make
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by illiac786 5y ago
- "You can't marry your sibling." - "Offer a comparable alternative then" See the problem with this approach?
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by illiac786 5y ago
I agree that company culture is something that goes top down and you do not change by simply swapping out the security team. Zoom has (had?) a culture of wilful negligence, taking dangerous shortcut (they are the only company whose mess A
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by illiac786 5y ago
Zoom, Webex, Google, all offer guest joining without creating an account, you need to check your facts. I agree that zoom pushing the desktop app is bad though.
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by illiac786 5y ago
completely disagree. The pandemic was the sea change toward mass videoconferencing. Zoom just surfed the wave significantly better than others, thanks to good marketing and a simple ordering process. (Ordering Webex has gotten better but
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by illiac786 5y ago
Zoom certainly invested millions in marketing before and during the pandemic. Airports were plastered with zoom advertisement. I truly believe marketing and a simple ordering process account for a huge part of zoom's success, not featu
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by illiac786 5y ago
this entry beep is a typical example of security vs. usability. The entry beep is meant for everyone to know if someone joined, even if they have joined using a phone only. It is also configurable. I think it was a huge mistake from cisco t
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by illiac786 5y ago
two wrong assumptions: * not taking security seriously can jeopardize their leadership (they're the de facto standard and no one cares about security as seen in these comments) * Zoom is already taking security seriously - I seriously
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by illiac786 5y ago
name one army which is. (Bundeswher is the german army)
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by illiac786 5y ago
100% agree. Data privacy _is_ doable. Yes, it's added complexity, but software companies make it out to be much worse than what it actually is — and people believe them. These large software companies just don't want the inherent
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by illiac786 5y ago
why is running in a browser so bad? Lots of people actually WANT this feature, as they do not want to install native apps.
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by illiac786 5y ago
My company uses webex since years and quizz is now built into the Webex Meetings app as they bought slido. I agree though that Webex Training, Webex Support, and some very old webex versions are just terrible.