rio_de_mierda

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   by rio_de_mierda 5y ago

   Brexit really helps the UK’s leverage here. As the dominant economy in Europe, the UK can unilaterally set policies and reasonably expect multinational companies to comply with them. Their threats bear real weight. If I were Tim Apple, I’d
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   by rio_de_mierda 5y ago

   If it’s not instantaneous, I just flag all mail from that domain as spam. The filter eventually learns. It’s far more reliable than the manual process.
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   by rio_de_mierda 5y ago

   This seems like a good fix for CEOs who want people in the office because they enjoy watching the ants scurry about.
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   by rio_de_mierda 5y ago

   Corporate motives can usually be reduced to one of three things: cheap (ideally free/forced) labor, cheap resources, and limits on liability.
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   by rio_de_mierda 5y ago

   If one wanted to replicate their methods, what's their source text and who are the key luminaries in the field? More importantly, is there research into the most effective methods to disrupt/disable this kind of malignant activity