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by sdoering 4y ago
I would. If there wasn't the teeny bit of SSO that means I can't access any relevant work software on a non endpoint managed machine. Office? Gitlab? Jira? Confluence? Any code at all? Adobe Experience Cloud? Any Google Service? A
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by sdoering 4y ago
They should not be named "sec". It isn't security. It is compliance.
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by sdoering 4y ago
I agree, but than you have corporate compliance installing an insane amount of Spyware on your device so that a 2021 XPS 13 Dell with a gen 10 Intel is out of battery when only using word within the hour. Fans spinning all the time and no w
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by sdoering 4y ago
I often have to use the passport to prove who I say I am within my country. In case I collect a parcel at the post office for example. This with the person at the counter looking at the passport and not doing any scan of it. So the liabilit
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by sdoering 4y ago
> Well, here's how we plan to pay for it. I would change one little word: Well, here's how we plan _you_ pay for it.
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by sdoering 4y ago
I initially wanted to answer that a lot of the non tech people in my network complain about bureaucracy and crap in their jobs. Busy work, regulations, Bullshit politics, inhumane work expectations and customers from hell. But I have to adm
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by sdoering 4y ago
For example in Germany. Copyright applies automatically and you can't just use anything (images, code, text, and so on) without explicit okay by the producer of this. A license just allows you to use the content/code under specifi
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by sdoering 4y ago
> With today's ML algorithms, posting one's knowledge feels increasingly like unpaid labor to these AI models. I hear you. Also on the other hand your beloved search algorithm of choice often surfaces content not by quality but
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by sdoering 4y ago
I understand the initial idea to block this known neo-Nazi short handle (8 for the letter H and 88 as HH standing for the 'Heil Hitler' salute in these circles). But how many people do I know born in 88. Or on the 8th of August? I
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by sdoering 4y ago
I think in the end the question is what the result is. Does the self help content prompt action, ideally sustainable action. Or is it porn as described. Like porn could be a tool for people to engage in (re)productive action. Or just porn.
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by sdoering 4y ago
Have these books on my list. I feel you would recommend them?
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by sdoering 4y ago
> Meta point Meta porn
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Political Email to Bypass Spam Filters and Go Directly to Your Inbox?(isipp.com)
45 points by sdoering 4y ago|70 comments
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by sdoering 4y ago
Out of inability due to missing tech or out of other reasons like culture or belief systems?
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by sdoering 4y ago
My thoughts exactly.
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by sdoering 4y ago
Sorry to derail, but I really am irked by this cattle VS. pets analogy. I know that a lot of meat is industrially produced with little regard for the animal well-being (livestock). And I know quite a lot farmers growing their herds organica
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by sdoering 4y ago
I know from quite a few traditional corporations, especially banks that have very central old systems that they pay people enormous day rates to maintain. But the question would be if one wants to be the go to guy for keeping old cobol thin
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by sdoering 4y ago
I only know Monarch Butterflies from documentaries. Sad that I will probably not be able to witness it with my own eyes.
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by sdoering 4y ago
The same for me when I am looking for very specific terms and search engines think the know better and autocorrect me. Having to make an additional click because I receive something I have never searched for is unnerving.
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by sdoering 4y ago
I have a client that had an estimated max. budget of 11 hours for a project. I just finished the task in 4 hours. The estimated budget stemmed from the first project, but I had told the client that a lot of tasks would be much quicker becau
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by sdoering 4y ago
This was one of the reasons I left online publishing. When I did my internship in an ad agency the first thing I was told was to install an adblocker. Talking about hypocrisy.
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by sdoering 4y ago
I can only second this. If this were my neighbor I would get a restraining order against them. Recording your neighbors kids in the yard to me sounds borderline problematic. I just can't find any sane justification for behavior like th
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by sdoering 4y ago
Because others are loosing money and lobbied enough people to get the antitrust ball rolling. No government serves the people. But especially not the EU. That is always the facade. This is an act of war against free standards. Take German w
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by sdoering 4y ago
Corporate Identity
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by sdoering 4y ago
How is Google by law required to retain data about my searches? Or specific locations I visit?
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by sdoering 4y ago
For those interested here is the original talk the article is referring to: https://youtu.be/9WobKoE9OPI
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by sdoering 4y ago
I always said I would miss keynote the most when dropping Mac. I still miss a bit of the ease which with you could create beautiful slides given a decent master. Not sure why, this was and probably still is a bit better on Mac. But other th
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by sdoering 4y ago
Wow. Taking a fringe opinion even within the German/international Jewish community and posting as if this was the majority opinion is interesting at least. Please don't make it into a flame war. Because I strongly believe this is
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by sdoering 4y ago
I didn't know of them until after I had moved to Hamburg, where there are quite a few. My SO showed them to me and told me the background. I was flabbergasted. Being very interested in history, having studied history at university and
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by sdoering 4y ago
But against the stones in general, not specifically against stones for Poles. I followed the discussion and also in other cities Stolpersteine for Poles have been initiated, albeit slowly.

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