In what country is the landlord responsible for replacing lightbulbs?

“He did not” -The narrator

The problem with that plan is that there very rarely is any accountability for the executives. At worst, they get a lucrative package, and find a new position in another company, with more “experience”. It’s usually the workers who get blamed and fired, even if they were following orders.

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I don’t understand how people elsewhere can live without that.

How does LibreOffice Calc compare to Google Sheets?

I don’t know of anything I would miss.

But it’s a good reminder that our game libraries can just disappear. Some kind of legislation is probably needed, but I’m not sure what.

I’m lost.

A lot of nice sounding words when it’s really about employee monitoring and control.

This is bad news for Linux developers at work. One reason for wanting Linux is to get rid of all the privacy violating corporate spyware. Now corporate forces this spyware on you, or you can’t access any corporate resources from your machine.

Have fun developing when you need to start worrying what sudo commands you run, because some raise alerts in IT.

I hope someone reverse engineers mdatp and documents how to limit how much of your privacy it can invade. That shit needs to be jailed into namespaces that are limited to absolute minimum necessary.

why aren’t these corporations locking down TOTP to restrict them to their own validator apps

But they do. There are TOTP implementations that have been intentionally modified to prevent using standard apps. I don’t remember other examples right now, but I think Steam Guard is one.

The government alone does not explain everything. There are deep-running cultural differences between Russia and for example Finland. It’s not like Russia would magically change if the government was replaced. Most likely it would eventually go back to being the country it currently is.

Just like the cultural issues in US won’t be fixed by replacing the president.

I guess it’s the same for every country.

It’s less embarrasing to admit they were trying.

Is that legal in your jurisdiction?

What country are you living in to need spam filtering for SMS?