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by muttled 5y ago
I wonder if these could work better on top of buildings or above cell towers where the more compact form factor might outweigh any inherent inefficiencies in the concept.
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by muttled 5y ago
>We respect our developer's need to be individuals, and their open source code contributed under a personal ID represents them and their resume. This was a one off disagreement that should not have gone public as there are internal
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by muttled 5y ago
Worked for an MSP that basically required 24/7 availability but wouldn't pay for it. They got around it by saying things like your ringer must be at 100% volume at all times, you must be working within 30 minutes of receiving the
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by muttled 5y ago
Wording is important too. You can't say something you'd like to move to "no passwords." You might get further with "password-less."
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by muttled 5y ago
A better focus for security efforts is detection of compromise. For example, say you detect a user has signed in from 2 different countries in a short window or perhaps malware signs are discovered in their cloud storage. Perhaps MFA is fai
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by muttled 6y ago
It's a weird situation where you can make 60k+ pretty early on in your career but still get yelled at more than you really thought you would as an adult.
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by muttled 6y ago
Specifically, they had Teamviewer codes everyone knew or had access to and never rolled them over time. The control panels were just left open on the consoles of the computers. Someone saw the mouse moving on the screen which, along with th
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by muttled 6y ago
I can personally attest to this. I've been in a couple positions where there was simply nobody to ask. If you were stuck, you were stuck. It was awful for obvious reasons but my ability to self-resolve skyrocketed.
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by muttled 6y ago
In my experience, this often reveals how little has been tried.
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by muttled 6y ago
It's amazing how much quicker a company responds when they hear something from their legal department rather than some form that they're dumping into the void. To that last quote, you can often intuit when someone has taken this s
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by muttled 6y ago
Didn't Theranos take this strategy?
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by muttled 6y ago
The real plot twist would be if you send a message to the user they were stalking letting them know who made the attempt.
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by muttled 6y ago
I had the same experience. The biggest thing for me was keeping it clean was a gigantic pain. The plants would get massive with tons of leaves that would fall down inside plant and start breaking down on top of the plastic. In soil, that ju
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by muttled 6y ago
Looking at it from a value proposition standpoint, it could provide the base for an ultra-fresh salad bar if you have the space for a shipping container and presumably an electrician.
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by muttled 6y ago
I'd imagine the same mechanism that prevents thawing (poor thermal conductivity) would also inhibit freezing.
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by muttled 6y ago
I would assume most judges would view this akin to ignoring the DMCA request. It would be like altering a single bit in an MP3 and saying that it's no longer the exact original, even though you put out instructions telling the download
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by muttled 6y ago
You have to think beyond yourself. There will be at-risk groups that are also not able to take the vaccine but are protected by closing the infection vectors from others.
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by muttled 6y ago
What I got out of that was the combination of work autonomy and email culture causes us all to work at different paces in different ways, all tied together by making random, unplanned demands of others via email as we go about doing our job
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by muttled 6y ago
Google cache copy (no paywall): https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:LbmYDM...
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by muttled 6y ago
Perhaps something like the Nest thermostat approach might be best: have something that learns your preferences based on time, day of the week, and other factors. Maybe it attempts to see what kind of mood you're in?
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by muttled 6y ago
I assume that the city's researchers looked at take-home divided by time available to drive and the companies probably only counted the time the drivers were actively engaged. It's why they only want to have to pay a wage when a d
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by muttled 6y ago
I know you're saying this with a bit of jest in it, but it's a great point and there's a lot of value to asking "have you considered lowering your expectations for how this is going to go, given the situation at hand?&qu
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by muttled 6y ago
At least it would match the college experience of working those hours.
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by muttled 6y ago
Volcanic activity throwing nutrients up there is what I've read.
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by muttled 6y ago
If my experience with users holds true, they'll abandon the quest at the first obstacle and the USB will harmlessly sit in a desk drawer for the rest of time.
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by muttled 6y ago
I wonder how to make that work in a larger organization where people would just see your Outlook calendar in the scheduling assistant. Does Calendly or any product block that off for you?
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by muttled 6y ago
Does anyone have a non-paywall link?
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by muttled 6y ago
Are there any tricks to not getting entangled in the integration web? I could think maybe keep some references on hand of people who do integration work and refer them instead whenever the topic comes up?
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by muttled 6y ago
You can gain some control of updates via GPO or installing with a config XML specified but you don't get anywhere near the granularity of WSUS.
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by muttled 6y ago
I've always associated even small boats with great expense. Does living in them reduce the cost since you're not just storing it somewhere, paying for it to float empty in a harbor?

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