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We do not appreciate it if former employees post confidential information about the inner workings online, even after leaving The Company.
That incident will be examined.
We do not appreciate it if former employees post confidential information about the inner workings online, even after leaving The Company.
That incident will be examined.
You install unsolicited code on something other than a VM that contains no sensitive information, running on a computer you will wipe after the interview, on a connection that isn't physically separated from the rest of your network?
Sorry, your security conscience is not at the level we require.
I guess I speak for the assembled when I say "so do we".
You say less hard working, I say harder to exploit for your gains.
Noble? Nah. I'm just done trying to keep a planet habitable for dimwits who can't be assed to do it themselves, even though they are the ones that will suffer when (not if) it is FUBAR.
Let's add some turds to the dumpster fire, it's not like it matters anymore anyway.
Rather than being displayed as a search result of thousands of keywords, the count dropped to the hundreds, the developer alleges.
If you were showing up under thousands of keywords then you were gaming the search process. Good on Google for fixing that.
The public did not ask for BEVs, a few evangelists excepted and they already own at least one.
Ebike demand OTOH exploded as they're terrific urban vehicles.
India is a mess because of its culture or its citizens would have
no reason to flee to the US and rest of world.
Emigration is flight, an act of desperation, and in this case undermines Western culture to no benefit to the recipient. Anyone imagining all cultures interchange should move there and test that belief.
Most of life is dreary, then most of the rest is pain.
Life could not but evolve to make more life, with zero benefit to the individual. Humans live out of instinctual fear of death, not of joy.
Making more is vain and cruel so why do that?
The biggest difference between time and space is that you can't reuse time. -- Merrick Furst