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While stationary, it still measures the distance.

(Yeah, I get the joke)

Some organizations (although admittedly not all) put a lot of effort to offer a creative environment for their creative staff. So they optimize for something else.

A bit like 100m race vs. marathon.

Lack of clear goals from the management.

Too many meetings, especially the recurring ones. Domination of spoken culture instead of written for collaboration.

Lack of proper sleep and rest. Working outside of your normal brain activity hours.

Sudden fire drills - "unforeseen" audit with deadline next Tuesday, a security vulnerability mentioned in TV and you needing to redeploy/upgrade everything ASAP.

I've got 2/15, so worse then random choice... I guess partly because English is not my mother tongue.

A nit pick: how is that every possible way?

I am not sure all these rules are for stronger middle class. I have always thought these are for low-paid workers at a warehouse, cleaning the streets, or alike. They are way more replaceable than some specialist. Yet the state offers protection for their time off which they deserve.

> Slack will delete chats and files from free workspaces at end of August

Are you referring to some deprecation by Slack which affects all free users? Or is it just your 90d retention period elapsing at the end of August?

Can I use it to detect Copy & Paste within my company's own codebase?

You only need a few VCs (and there are always outliers) and so many founders and their employees (by definition it's hard to have a crowd of outliers).

Wait. In my Slack asterisks mean bold too.

Interestingly Fitbit is also Google.

Politics, politics, politics.

It doesn't pay off to stop Russia. Either from an individual perspective, your party faction, the whole party, or at international level.

Everyone wants to be the good guy, but also succeed in some other goals too. Even assuming no malice.

The Ghost/Replay might have security implications. Often the objects in memory might contain sensitive information (secrets or just customer data). During a debugging session you are likely aware of that. But IDE saving the data beyond your control increases the risk for a leak.

Similarly what they called Commit Masks seems like an invitation for putting passwords into source code, which is a bad idea. Even if done just to check things real quick.

Because likely they are residing outside of US.

And this doesn't qualify for special forces. It's "just" some people losing some money.

I enjoy and appreciate Slack API reference.

https://api.slack.com/

It feels odd the sum of the first example is 26. (All the number nerds, please forgive me). It's such a usual number.

Is it his style or Bloomberg's?

But these are some lame canary tokens then. One could generate real AWS API keys with no actual permissions.

Is there some list of "missing" artwork some hobby OSINTers could try to find?

Surely this wasn't the first public photo of this painting posted to internet, was it?

The page would benefit a lot from an example or two.

"Who is the current NBA champion?"

"How many MPs do the Toddies have?"

The map in the link is strange. Shows 21st century countries while it pertains to times a few hundred years ago. This doesn't convey the trust.

This would also have a higher risk of introducing some nasty, hard to spot errors.

It's actually better for the compilation to fail than for the Clippy to make up something syntactically and compilation correct, but wrong.

Likely it's just meeting the compliance requirement that all pieces of software are to be supported. Whatever that means.

The system could simply default to whatever I picked the latest (or same brand).

There's a difference between creative engineering enabling the whole sport and creative engineers competing with each other behind the scenes.

In my layman perspective there's another argument to be made from Soviet perspective.

Dresden was destroyed by the western countries (US et al). While Warsaw was destroyed by Germans.

So "we" fix what the bad Germans broke. But we keep the mess left by the spoiled West as a reminder.

Did they build it to handle customer invoicing?

AFAIK StackExchange / StackOverflow does this.

Brainstorming...

Greenland not being that green.

Flaming Saddles and all the names of restaurants serving some kind of spicy food, whose names emphasize the side effects.