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xfitm3
7y ago
It’s likely referring to routine data collection during police encounters. Michigan started doing something similar awhile ago. Forensic devices were installed in patrol cars and officers could download phone contents during a traffic stop.
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xfitm3
8y ago
On the contrary. I do not want human interaction, and working remote is the only way I can stay sane. If I was not in tech I would be in a vocational job where I work alone.
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xfitm3
8y ago
It didn't work. It's more toxic than ever, just in a different way.
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xfitm3
8y ago
What about forcing Facebook to shut down and redirect all traffic to a page detailing what Facebook has done to earn itself this position? Throw in some awareness of social media addiction and how it can negatively impact lives.
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xfitm3
8y ago
Slack is trash and hostile to users, but unfortunately, it has significant momentum. I wouldn’t be surprised if Mozilla switches over.
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xfitm3
8y ago
Slack is not flexible or customizable - when basic features like muting someone are requested you're told that you are using Slack wrong. The notion of a one size fits all solution is flawed.
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xfitm3
8y ago
Chat is nothing new - there are tons of versions. Chat needs to be customizable. People can be annoying.
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xfitm3
8y ago
Slack is a junk product.
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xfitm3
8y ago
Slack is hostile towards users. They aggressively push a narrative that if Slack is annoying - its a management problem.
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xfitm3
8y ago
I'd love to see a comparable study on Slack, I predict there will be a similar finding.
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xfitm3
8y ago
Odor is a better wear indicator. It'll smell burnt when it's ready to be changed.
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xfitm3
8y ago
I am sure it’s very simple. Maybe someone had a financial incentive to push it through.
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xfitm3
8y ago
Yes, I have. What biometrics do you think I’ve given up?
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xfitm3
8y ago
In my area parking enforcement has ALPR. The computer tells them when to stop and issue a citation. Pole mounted ALPRs are popping up in major intersections, and along two lane roads in wealthy areas. All of the mobile "Your speed is&q
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xfitm3
8y ago
I have never had to provide biometrics at the US border.
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xfitm3
8y ago
Yes plex is slowly eroding away - but it’s still the best option IMO.
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xfitm3
8y ago
Start with something you want to build and work backwards. How about a simple picture frame?
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xfitm3
8y ago
I did consulting on the side until I burnt out. Now I invest my spare time in being better at my full time job, and it’s paid off.
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xfitm3
8y ago
Your comment isn’t helpful - can you provide details or a citation?
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xfitm3
8y ago
Not for all parameters. I pushed out a origin change on Akamai this year and it took about 75 minutes.
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xfitm3
8y ago
Fastly’s major advantage is near instant CDN config changes, where Akamai can take an hour to push a new cdn config.
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xfitm3
8y ago
If you do layer 7 NSM/DPI then you're most likely logging passwords. The good news is this data typically has significantly stronger controls over access logs as it's collected for secops.
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xfitm3
8y ago
I'm alive now and my wishes are to not experience this.
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xfitm3
8y ago
Yes, a good nights rest is related to health and wellness. US.
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xfitm3
8y ago
I can't relate to this at all. When I'm dead, I'd like to cease. I have no desire for my brain to outlast my body.
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xfitm3
8y ago
I've never worked for an employer that had a program which required you to share data. I have always been able to expense things like gym, mattresses, copays, whatever as part of TC but never data collection.
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xfitm3
8y ago
Not everyone can produce creative work every day, either.
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xfitm3
8y ago
I searched but couldn’t find information on the touchbar’s bridged adapter. Can you point me to something?
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xfitm3
8y ago
Don't forget that a substantial amount of fuel is burned while parked. Lights and other electronic equipment consume a lot of energy. "In one recent report about police vehicle fuel consumption, the cruiser studied was found to id
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xfitm3
8y ago
Don't fear failure, welcome it. You don't learn without failing. Exercise.
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