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Still, how "corpos and normies" can stand kids as somebody's background? which is something normal during pandemic

I'm not sure what do you mean by "kitchen sink", but at work we do often share screen with eachothers

e.g when somebody needs help with something / to help debug something or show current version of app to my product owner.

It's very handy feature

>MSFT Teams

>Allow users to enable push to talk in group meetings

>2021-06-01

>Thank you for your continued feedback, we have not forgotten about this ask. The feature remains on our backlog. We will share an update as soon as one is available.

>In the meantime, you can try using the keyboard shortcut to toggle mute (Ctrl+Shift+M)

It has 3400 votes since 2017(!)

https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/su...

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and yes, this feature is important because switching between apps just to mute/unmute yourself is terrible experience and

this problem has been solved like 2 decades ago or more with PUSH2TALK.

It makes gaming or even coding and streaming and talking while having people at home

(especially now, during WFH/pandemic) annoying as hell.

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The rest I didn't check.

Could you name at least two other platforms that offer at least

Decent chat (file sharing, emojis, support for code snippets), decent voice chat, decent streaming and supports PUSH2TALK button?

and I personally prefer when it is not self-hosted due to DDoS risk, but it's not must have.

and is e.g F/OSS?

Because I'm unable to name and that's why I started using Discord

Could you name at least two other platforms that offer at least

Decent chat (file sharing, emojis, support for code snippets), decent voice chat, decent streaming and supports PUSH2TALK button? and I personally prefer when it is not self-hosted due to DDoS risk

Because I'm unable to name and that's why I started using Discord

>However many cigarette companies as well as alcohol producers have very successfully switched to targeting women, or sometimes I guess, with questionable ethics, teenagers.

Could you give some examples? I'm curious how they did it

>failed to create an internationally relevant social media company

Those are pros or cons?

>Tech salaries in Europe are now just 1/5th of what they are in Silicon Valley.

Are SV salaries 5 times higher than in Zurich or London? seriously? or you're talking about peak of peak of peak?

>Going to university means a few more years of them not being able to work full-time and contribute to the household income. But for sure, if education was free it would improve access to education and restore some balance.

In Poland you can attend higher edu institutions on weekends and work meanwhile.

It often costs you like 1.x * minimal wage per semester, thus in total like 17K PLN for bachelor/engineering degree (3.5 years).

I did it, those a few years will be hard for you when it comes to free time, but I think it's decent trade off, especially if your job is already related to what you're studying, so this way you can have both: degree and work experience.

or twitter urls being replaced with some twitter2readable converter

What's wrong with XAML and what could have replace it?

Maybe HTML?

EF is ORM, basically wrapper over communication with database

It really, really speeds up the work, but there's a lot of to learn about how does it work, its limitations and conventions

we took the bait apparently

Where I should store large binaries then?

I hope it'll be written by Linus Torvalds then

>It just seems to me like Apple doesn't care at all about software quality anymore.

maybe it was cosmic ray, cpu or other hardware bug, c'mon.

inb4: I don't use apple.

You can write/use script that deletes all your messages

I haven't used this myself, but maybe this?

https://gist.github.com/victornpb/135f5b346dea4decfc8f63ad7d...

I always thought about London / Zurich of tech cities of EU

There'll always be people at office, so I don't think so.

> Unfortunately it will be immigrants (like I was), that will suffer the most.

How?

You have advantage of being aware

>Only to wealthy privileged people who can discuss their first-world problems on forums like this. As folks get poorer on the scale the more a car becomes an unavoidable necessity for many.

I'm living on countryside in Eastern Europe and by no metrics I'm anywhere near to being wealthly

You don't have to be wealthly to have privilege of not having to own car, it's often about job.

Majority of people I know needs their cars due to their jobs. Of course part of people I know actually enjoys driving and stuff.

WFH helps with it significantly, but even before I've been commuting by train due to it being cheap and allowing me to e.g read a book, sleep and generally have time for me

For things that are within e.g 10km radius like shops, services, then I tend to use bike (unless its winter ofc)

but I think it's hard to do it pernamently, at some point I think I may need to get one just in case.

In cities it may be easier cuz you can always call Uber/Taxi

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> As folks get poorer on the scale the more a car becomes an unavoidable necessity for many.

Sometimes I believe that car is what actually keeps people poor

When I look at friends they spend significant amount of their salary on car - insurance, fuel, maintenance - it ranges between like 3k PLN to 10k PLN where minimal wage is around 2K

So if you have to pay 4K per year for your car when your year salary is 24K

then shit's no cheap and I think we're optimistic here, but often it allows you to have job, so it's terrible situation.

How about going further

Disabling CPU's speculative execution on untrusted code (browser) too

why would anyone want to basically not only throw himself into the jail, but also lose $300k career? I guess juniors do not have access to prod dbs

doesn't it imply it in practice?

To graduate faster

Store who, where and what kind of image has generated with your tool and attach metadata to file like EXIF

I guess?

wow, at first glance it seems like decent startup idea

it removes all overhead of DNA tests

Why would company B tell company A that person from company A applied to them and make him/her kinda less likely to join e.g by company A offering salary raise or smth?

it makes no sense

the same way they hunt Russian hackers

on vacations in cool places :)

src:

https://www.google.com/search?q=russian+hacker+caught+on+vac...

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>At noon on June 28, 2012, Vladimir Drinkman, targeted as one of America’s most wanted cybercriminals, and his wife hustled into a cab pulling away from their Amsterdam hotel. They had just been tipped off that the police were on to them, but an unmarked police car blocked their getaway. The Russian was handcuffed and arrested on charges of helping to mastermind what has been called the largest criminal hacking scheme ever prosecuted in the United States.

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>The United States has carried out a largely unheralded roundup of big Russian hackers over the last year, grabbing them on vacation in Barcelona, Prague and Greece,

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or great talk by Adam Haertle, but unfortunely in Polish with English subtitles avaliable

The day of cybercriminal, or how hard it is to remain an uncaught

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPIIILlIYXE

I do wonder whether FBI will hunt those reverse and software engineers behind those tools

I do wonder how many of them are in this comment chain or previous big thread about Pegasus

especially fbclid