Do people still use this synonym for duo?

As a last step of the interview process we ask candidate tech positions to work for 1-3 days to get a feeling of the workplace, team, projects. He will take free days from other job, whatever. During this time he would setup a project and work on assigned tasks while getting paid the wage they want. NOBODY rejected this experiment. Most didn't even asked for money, others asked reasonably around the average payment for that position.

Of course, in your example I would be very happy to let you walk away ...

Switching sides, I would be willing to spend a day or two with my future colleagues and very interested to read the fine details between the lines (i.e. take a look how code is written, tooling, meetings etc.). Then I am better prepared to decide if I should walk away.

How much of it remains if you use a hood to extract fumes while cooking? Found inconclusive answer in PDF: "Ventilation and hood use affect benzene concentrations [...] The comparison of hood-on high vs hood-off demonstrates that residential range hoods are not always effective at reducing pollutant concentrations, even if they vent outdoors" ... So how much is hardly mentioned, need to go into references and read the other study https://www.tandfonline.com/do... ...

You use backup codes (which you can store on another device, ie paper)

Who's assessing what's going to happen if we hit this test subject and in 200 years it comes back hurling directly towards the Earth? Hopefully by then we'll have this figured out :-)

I am aware, the problem is that when you use those 3.99 cables, the phone complains randomly the accessory it's not genuine and refuses to charge.

Please don't talk about fragility. I'm on fourth cable in 3 years because Apple is not able to make a pin right. Oh, and it's $30 per cable.

https://ioshacker.com/iphone/w...

You're suggesting Amazon becomes to TV what Google is to phone? (and Chrome, and GMail)?

What will they think of next? ... Cars selling you some Rush Hour 3D ads while stuck on traffic?

I suggest to make you research better. How can he know that message are stored unencrypted?

The privacy policy states exactly the opposite, the messages are *heavily encrypted* - https://telegram.org/privacy#4.... It's a matter whom you choose to believe. Certainly not a random guy from the Internet.

"While Telegram servers will handle this end-to-end encrypted data to deliver it to the recipient â" or store it in the case of Telegram Passport data, we have no ways of deciphering the actual information. In this case, we neither store nor process your personal data, rather we store and process random sequences of symbols that have no meaning without the keys which we donâ(TM)t have."

That message thread is bullshit, Signal does encrypt messages locally "Once the messages are received and decrypted on a user's device, they are stored locally in a SQLite database that is encrypted with SQLCipher. The key to decrypt this database is also stored locally on the user's device and can be accessed if the device is unlocked." - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Should have done this a long time ago. Unfortunately my children's discussion groups are managed via WhatsApp ... The only option is now to spread the word about Signal.