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811.
by tedivm 5y ago
The datacenter product also seems geared towards people reselling Atlassian stacks. For example there's a company that offers HIPAA compliant Confluence (complete with signing a BAA, so you can actual store PHI on it). It doesn't
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by tedivm 5y ago
Lawyers completely disagree with your interpretation. Being say is part of someone's sexual orientation, so the don't say gay bill prohibits discussing it at all. Being trans is part of a gender identity so it is not allowed to be
813.
by tedivm 5y ago
This is a lie. It blocks not discussions about "sex" but "sexual orientation". It bans students from saying they are guy. Calling people groomers who disagree with you is despicable.
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by tedivm 5y ago
I've also read the bill, and it's easy to quote. It explicitly says that any discussion about "sexual identity" is banned. One of the requirement clauses states that the bill is "prohibiting classroom discussion abo
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by tedivm 5y ago
>I agree with you that "purposely misgendering one's colleagues" should lead to firing, but I think this article isn't about that. I do think the article is about that. I think it was purposefully left vague so he cou
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by tedivm 5y ago
Most people don't realize this either, but I think it's worth mentioning after Alabama passed their new legislation that the common treatment for trans teens is puberty blockers to delay puberty. These puberty blockers were specif
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by tedivm 5y ago
I think it's ridiculous to think the left has hold of corporate culture. I think a lot of different companies have a lot of different cultures, and I think for the majority of companies the right holds power. I think that tech companie
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by tedivm 5y ago
This is pure bigotry. Allowing children to know that gay people exist is not grooming. It isn't even close to grooming. Knowing that two men or two women can be married isn't grooming.
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by tedivm 5y ago
This thing where people want to say horrible things without consequence is just so weird. I have the right to judge your statements just as much as you have a right to say them. I have the right to leave jobs when it turns out the people wo
820.
by tedivm 5y ago
> Facebook, for better or for worse, is a really central piece of infrastructure for civic society all across the country nowdays — it's used to organize churches, meetup groups, neighborhood parties, restaurants, festivals, etc. T
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by tedivm 5y ago
I also live in the midwest, and literally no one I know (family or friends) outside of the tech industry cares at all about this. I'm sure that means my bubble is a bubble- but again, until I see real numbers either way this just looks
822.
by tedivm 5y ago
This is already being brought up in multiple slack networks I'm on, with the general consensus being that these decisions make the company impossible to trust.
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by tedivm 5y ago
Wow, this is just unbelievable. You don't say anywhere on your privacy page that you are associating this data with specific users. Everything your company says regarding privacy seems to be a complete lie. You contradict yourselves ev
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by tedivm 5y ago
That privacy policy is sketchy. It starts with this- > Our general philosophy is complete transparency and control of any data leaving your machine. This means that in general any data sharing is opt-in and under the control of the user,
825.
by tedivm 5y ago
Outside of the SV bubble people have actual lives that don't resolve around tech companies. Until someone shows actual evidence with real numbers behind it it's hard to take the whole "people don't realize how much peopl
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by tedivm 5y ago
Can you back that up with a source? It's the opposite of what basically everyone has been saying and I can't find anything that even hints that there isn't a fixed settlement currency in their contracts. Russia has been tryin
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by tedivm 5y ago
Google has paying customers for its office suite. They charge for individuals storage beyond the free tier, and their business users pay a per user fee.
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by tedivm 5y ago
Are you confusing google drive spam with email spam? In this case Google is the ISP- as the article said, the Google Drive App is sending notifications to people for this spam. People's local ISPs have literally nothing to do with this
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by tedivm 5y ago
The proliferation of BSD licenses is exactly why I use the MIT license for things.
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by tedivm 5y ago
That site puts it at 7.5% if you just look at desktops- and, weirdly enough, 9.5% if you look at last month instead of this month (which is more in line with previous months). It has been trending upwards as well over the last few months.
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by tedivm 5y ago
It's a visual trainwreck on firefox, with elements being blocked by interstitials in the first load that have their dismissal button shifted into a weird and hard to find place. Once that was cleared up it was pretty readable.
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by tedivm 5y ago
The implication in your blog post doesn't make that clear- > At interviewing.io, we’ve hosted over 100K technical interviews, split between mock interviews and real ones.
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by tedivm 5y ago
It's always weird to me how landlords act like they're the ones who are actually building the units. On the supply and demand curve they're on the demand side, not supply.
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by tedivm 5y ago
The fact that it's hidden and that Apple causes problems for companies that expose how big the fee is makes it extremely consumer unfriendly. Do most users care or regularly discuss it? Probably not. Would they be happier paying 30%
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by tedivm 5y ago
Technically sure, but in reality that's not the case. I've personally seen people lose their GCP account for weeks over amazingly stupid stuff- if that same stuff happened at AWS I'd get a phone call from an account manager t
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by tedivm 5y ago
They've always been like this. Back in 2005 I had a website that was popular enough to earn about $80 a month in Google ads. When I tried to cash out with $300 to pay for some college books Google cancelled my ads account claiming clic
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by tedivm 5y ago
The link you shared says- > Starting March 29, 2022, the Web & App Activity Admin console setting is going away and a new user setting, Google Workspace search history, is enabled by default for all users. That says they're remo
838.
by tedivm 5y ago
To be fair, it seems like Google backtracked on this due to the negative attention. All of their original statements about this made it clear they would be tracking people after the change, but in the two months since the original announcem
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by tedivm 5y ago
Yeah I actually like it. Besides, it's an optional new tab- you can completely ignore it if you don't like it. If they remove the existing chronological based feed then I can see why people might complain, but that hasn't hap
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by tedivm 5y ago
It's been done with methane reclamation at landfills, and is still being experimented with. https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/microsoft-opens-p...

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