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by lucisferre 4y ago
Can't be worse the MS Defender. It's either blocking innocuous emails from well known senders (a Dropbox access code for example) or completely failing to detect obvious fraud and phishing attack emails, sometimes with embedded co
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by lucisferre 4y ago
Yes the OP doesn't understand the first one therefore the second one might be false. QED.
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by lucisferre 4y ago
Bad management.
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by lucisferre 4y ago
Generally speaking, it is important for a well functioning team to have a status and sync-up meeting. When well run, it provides a way to batch what could end up being lots of individual ad-hoc interruptions throughout a week to a single po
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by lucisferre 4y ago
My experience with Waze is that it is more likely to cause crashes, at least where I drive. It constantly recommended side street shortcuts with little to no time benefit. These are streets where there is usually not room for two cars to pa
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by lucisferre 4y ago
Is it really their problem? Blaming the consumer has consistently proven the least effective way to effect change.
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by lucisferre 4y ago
It's more like 170k. https://www.statista.com/statistics/1224844/monthly-pay-of-e...
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by lucisferre 4y ago
Meet is in my experience worse than Zoom and Teams, and with the latter that is saying something. Gmail and Calendar are great. Drive is also sub-par in experience when compared to Dropbox (probably Box as well though I've not used it)
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by lucisferre 4y ago
It reads like a conspiracy theorist’s cork board. Each citation or fact may be valid but the connections are about as substantial as so much red yarn.
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by lucisferre 4y ago
Yeah the OP reads more like they understands exactly what the freak out is about.
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by lucisferre 4y ago
How is this anything other than wishful thinking?
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by lucisferre 4y ago
The one tip I'd give any interviewee is to take time and *pause*. Often the interviewer is looking for fairly short and concise answers to their questions so they can direct the flow and conversations to what they need to hear through
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by lucisferre 4y ago
It's ok it's from Microsoft. Nothing in Office 365 works, this won't either.
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by lucisferre 4y ago
I've been working in a "post-Scrum" world I suppose in that I have not used it prescriptively for software development in a very long time. It isn't terribly exciting stuff. Simply remove the unnecessary ceremonies and &
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by lucisferre 4y ago
Can there ever be a prescriptive product development framework that works for all software development though? Is such a thing even possible.
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by lucisferre 4y ago
I think you overestimate the majority of users' ability to make good UX decisions.
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by lucisferre 4y ago
If by fun you mean spreadsheets.
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by lucisferre 5y ago
The coding cafe version. 1. Upon entering you must write and demonstrate one failing test 2. The manager asks you if you want someone to pair program with you 3. You are not allowed to leave until the test is passing
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by lucisferre 5y ago
It is rarely, if ever, HR's job to fix toxic leadership.
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by lucisferre 5y ago
This is an extremely dubious "guess". Average life expectancy is just shy of 30,000 days, making this an effect of less than 0.2%. This would be impossible to even measure definitively. This article seems to be nothing more than l
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by lucisferre 5y ago
Metal coins are already 400% better than Bitcoin so...
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by lucisferre 6y ago
Stack Overflow is not exactly validated market research. Comparing two completely different sources of statistical data with different collection methodologies is not evidence.
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by lucisferre 6y ago
Seems to depend on how well your tinfoil hat fits.
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by lucisferre 6y ago
A robust watermarking system will include some sort of error correction, so the answer is that it might, it depends on how much error it introduces. A purpose built algorithm designed to thwart watermarking however is far more likely to be
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by lucisferre 6y ago
What exactly are we looking at here? Perhaps I'm out of the loop. I did note that one of the links on this page goes to a Canadian white nationalist site so that's great...
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by lucisferre 6y ago
They do address that concern in the article.
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by lucisferre 6y ago
I suggest you read the article then
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by lucisferre 6y ago
And they keep doing it? ?
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by lucisferre 6y ago
Not sure if those values are inflation adjusted. If not then that floor still represents a 13% drop in price.
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by lucisferre 6y ago
So he’s wrong then?

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