Remember that Zoom falsify claimed to have E2E encryption that would have prevented it's employee to snoop in on such conversation...
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There are some work around in this thread but in reality you don't know how and when Apple may choose to automatically re-enable it without your consent.
* You should probably just smack you Mac with a rock just to be sure ;)
double click do word selection, triple click do line selection , don't know if this is configurable
But you must be very naive if you think how a company is run has no effect on how a country is run.
Fifty year ago in the US whether your company had segregated bathroom or not was a proselyting of their views on how the country should be run.
Now it whether trans should be allowed to use the bathroom they want.
Why? Because they are political decision taken from the people working there.
You said "Corporations can set rules" and I wanted to punctuate the point that theses rules don't come from the nether.
> I don't. That's what no political discussion means and it applies to everyone. Why do you assume people can't follow their own rules?
I meant no insult to your character. The point is you think everyone agree with your list on what is political is political or not and I don't.
To give examples:
You might say "I arrived late again, I wish they would build a new highway" and I'm thinking it's political because really they should build more subway
I might say "I have a cat it's nice, I recommend it to everyone" and you might think it's political because you think cats are decimating the bird wild life and should be banned"
> Talking about weather
Not the example I would have used in your place with climate change...
> or our tech stack
Open source/ closed source is a political debate for example. But they are also some who dismiss technologies based on their country of origin.
So again you might think you follow the rule because for you it's not a political statement but for me it might be and inversely.
You might think that a discussion you are having is not political because for you it's "common sense", "obvious" and "surely everyone reasonable agree" but that's not forcibly the case.
If an employee says a thing you don't agree with, for you it is a political statement and you shut it as such.
If you make a political statement an employee don't agree with they shut up and don't contradict you because they don't want to lose their job.
I don't believe that apolitical workplaces actually exist. That you can view workplaces as apolitical is either ignorance or privilege
but that's kind of the point. Pretty much any human discussion (or interaction for that matter) _can_ be viewed through a political lens by someone.
Thus by declaring to forbid political discussion, you are just declaring a blanket right to ban any discussions that inconvenience you by judging them political.
It's probably clear to everyone that the cost in the end is going to be bigger. If you watch Raed667's video, the municipalities involved are quite upfront about it and not really trying to scam anyone.
But basically you can see that as a subside or a promotion. The fact that there is going to be other costs associated doesn't means the market ruled it as a bad deal as bobwernstein claimed
* Write a quick note of what I did, eventually what I learned and hints on what I could do next.
* Close all work related programs. IDE, emulator, etc...
* Close all browser tabs. I was previously on the hundred of open tab camp, now I close all of them. It prevents me from reading doc during my off time. When I write my note at the end of the day, I review all my open tabs, copy paste those that may still be interesting afterwards either as a ref or for future reading and then close them.
* (this is also mean I have better documentation now)
What also helped was to learn no to take the business success to heart so much.
> The young economist looks down and sees a $20 bill on the street and says, "Hey, look a twenty-dollar bill!"
> Without even looking, his older and wiser colleague replies, "Nonsense. If there had been a twenty-dollar lying on the street, someone would have already picked it up by now."
> @intgr the wind-down with the SFC hasn't been smooth and this is the politically-neutral, agreed-by-both-parties post. PyPy remains the same free and open-source project. Essentially we just switched to a different money-handler. We're announcing it in the next blog post.
edit: btw in the footer of your site, the links under service s are broken
Now I need to find a way to export the sound and use it as my ring tone
edit: found how to do it via audacity https://askubuntu.com/questions/229352/how-to-record-output-...