Your assistant has been busy lately. He isn’t just doing his job; he also is helping the new hire with hers. In addition to showing her the workings of the office coffee machine (obviously the most important part of the job), he has been answering the little questions that crop up every day, as well as the bigger questions such as procedures.
And when the new hire slips up, your assistant never once asks her for her agonizer.
Comfortably guiding a new employee and making her feel welcome in your group is one of many ways that your assistant plays well with others. And that’s something any decent corporate culture needs more of.
Besides, how often do you get to watch Star Trek clips and tell yourself they are helping you be a better team lead?
What is Minecraft, in its current state, worth if you were to value it on a per-hours-played basis?
I'm pretty sure I'd be bankrupt... I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be alone.
They elected Obama knowing he was in favor of immunity for telcos that illegally tapped our phones in 2008.
I find it hard to believe that the majority of the voting population knew (or cared even if they did know) about this.
Reporting – Intuitive dashboard reports on browsing activity, various security events and alarms, and top trends in users and groups.
Unless this data collection could be completely turned off by the user, I would not consider this to be perfectly safe, because, as you said, you have to comply with warrants. And even if it was turned off, who's to say that it can't be turned back on, without notification to the user, again by a warrant?
Though I suppose the second could be avoided by purchasing a Spike Appliance, but then again, that's trusting a "black box" server with all your traffic. If the server itself was made open source it would be a lot safer but that would take away your revenue stream so there's little chance that will happen.
Let me guess: you are one of the new breed of brogrammers that think Java and C# are real languages.
I know you're just trolling, but I am curious to know: What is it you think that prevents Java and C# from being real languages?
"Ninety percent of baseball is half mental." -- Yogi Berra