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3y ago
You’re describing a risk matrix. What level of risk does this data hold for the company. I think that is a good way of measuring it.
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I got it to make a logo for my hypothetical startup yesterday but it put these weird coloured circles beneath it so I asked it to remove those. It generated a whole new logo. No matter how many times I tried to get it to give me the origina
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3y ago
Yes but companies don’t think that way. Companies have a style that they want to apply to their product regardless of which browser renders it.
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Wow I had no idea Knuckles was supposed to be an echidna! Ha
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This is the real reason for lacklustre data privacy on corporations imo
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3y ago
I think the other comment was made in sarcasm and they are saying a similar theme to me.
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The whole point of scripts, decision trees, bots etc is to lead a customer down a pre-defined path to an outcome the business can predict, forecast, and manage to _their_ desired outcomes. They can then do things like push more automation a
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When profitability, not customers, is your focus… then of course they did.
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The analyst you end up speaking to has no power whatsoever and this has been the case for decades. They have a set list of questions, a tree of outcomes, and there’s no decision making required. I get it - that’s efficient, cost effective a
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It used to be 9-10 hrs in my twenties. With young kids it was much less but has now steadied at about 7-8 hrs. It’s usually interrupted through the night. I can fall back asleep at the drop of a hat. My wife finds getting to sleep incredibl
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Good question - maybe there should be a time period placed on it. Allow unlocking of boot loaders 10 years after manufacture or similar. The vendors you would hope could get on board with that.
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3y ago
Not more google owned cables
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The project management example just has 3 views that show the data in each table… that’s not an app that’s simply a database/table management admin ui. Does it actually build apps or just connect an admin ui with a database?
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3y ago
Is there somewhere in the readme(or elsewhere) where the team of cryptography experts actually explain the technical aspects of this software?
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I barely use any, but I occasionally ask chatgpt to explain concepts I’m not familiar with. Or to give me the top 10 alternatives to… options for… etc. I’ve had chatgpt draft announcements and email responses which both work well.
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3y ago
Google proxying your chrome traffic doesn’t give you privacy. It gives google further adtech leverage as they know data about you, e.g. your IP address, that the web site doesn’t. In fact the website probably can’t tie your visit to an iden
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3y ago
IP as in IP addresses not intellectual property.
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I think diagrams regardless of which type you use are most useful to make sure everyone is aligned on what those options are _in order to have the discussion_. Then the discussion can take place and it logically comes to the right outcome (
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Capitalism at its finest: In Breyer v REA, the General Court, in first instance, ruled that the harm to the commercial interests outweighed the public interest in having such information disclosed as the requested documents related to the e
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I believe HP has been on that spiral for a very long time… since maybe the mid-2000’s. In general though, cheap printers suck because they’re so cheap the vendor needs to try and milk money out of you somehow after you purchase. I’d expect
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3y ago
Good read - thanks :)
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They’ve called this new product Radius? I’m a little surprised considering the radius protocol has been in Windows for 20+ years. Just think up another name.. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-director
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Flippa is one such site. For big deals - known brands etc, I would assume the only way to access those deals is knowing the brokers.
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Maybe it could come from those huge executive salaries and bonuses that are many multiples higher than regular employees.
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Perfect thank you
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Wow I didn’t know! Thanks
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I love this comment thanks for sharing
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I saved a ppt in OneDrive the other day and it disappeared. It hadn’t synced, but it didn’t only show locally, it had completely disappeared! I closed ppt and re-opened but corp IT has disabled history in ppt so I couldn’t get to it again.
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How does it go with things like tracking or serving personalised ads? Genuine concern with anything google. Current and future risks.
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What is the most simple docker-compose.yml needed to get this running? (No I don’t want to run that command they show I want to use docker compose and am not an expert yet) - thanks
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