I never finished college (money problems)....

But I'm self taught and now I earn big money solving the most complex system and network traffic issues... highest level support for 3 companies running now (25 + in IT and systems)

But if I tried to apply to a job today with any large company that uses online forms that collect your info for those government stats, I would never get an interview because I don't check the box for 'Bacherlors degree'. Thus I never make it through the SQL query from HR to pull applicants for any position. Yet I know 100 times more than any 'paper mcse or ccne'

Could we please get 2 factor on some of these services that are directly connected to our wallets......please....

Now instead of a web page GUI or API, we'll need a java client loaded locally that dependent upon a certain version of JRE just like CIsco crappy GUI interfaces. Will we get prompted to install macafee everytime we connect?

I'm perplexed as to why this would need to be a browser feature?

Coming soon.... Firefox will run mysqldump with a click of a button.

"It would be a terrible shame if that new tech startup you're launching wound up on the internet Ban list? Perhaps if this empty briefcase was suddenly filled with cash, I might forget to update the ban list."

What makes you think they haven't already

Am I the only one who still pays for stuff with cash?

I don't use credit cards... because dept racks up fast.....
I don't use my debit card.... because this links directly to my account. I'm sure if walmart pulled 10,000 instead of 10.00 I'd get my money back... but it would take 3-5 business days and wouldn't cover bounced checks or late fees.
I don't use any of the reward cards... because I know what data mining is and I'd rather not have everything I ever buy linked to my name.

I pulled out cash at a whole foods a few days ago and I actually heard the fucker behind me 'sigh' .

I still can't believe people care so little about privacy anymore.

That's why you get a VPN service that doesn't keep logs past 48 hours.... DUH.

It crosses a line with me. Knowing personal details gained from 'reading/indexing' what are supposed to be private messages is just wrong. I know its in your EULA and anyone using your services has agreed to allow Google to do this. But I never will. Even if the data is for ads, its still a personal profile about very, very private details. I know Marketers drool at the mouth for information like this, but I will not give you that info. EVER!

And in return, you let google read, index, and data mine all your email.
You gave up some privacy for a few minutes of convenience.
No thank you.

I use a reader app to access a library of books, comics, etc that I keep on a CIFS share. I have systems automatically download and sort the files. I have a reader on a phone that can only connect to a local file to browse and read. I can't copy the entire library to my phone, even a subset would be space prohibitive. So Mounting the directory to my phone allowing the browse and opening of files is what I'm after.

Please Sign into your shopping cart usage account. Click here to register of you do not have an account. Provide name, address, DOB, SSN#, and a credit card# for validation.... input a valid email for verification.

False.... I got plenty of offers and calls without a photo on the site.

Of course the info is stored.... do you think they would willingly let you delete the data that makes them valuable?

Your Real Name, Real Resume, Real Job History, Real list of working acquaintances, Real Address, Real Phone number, and possibly Real Salary history is too 'mine-able' when added to the win10 telemetry, skype info, online 365 info.

Now all that Real Data belongs to MS. And there's nothing you or I can do about it.

It works like this, a recruiter wants access to the HR or C level exec at a company. So, the recruiter sends out a contact request to the 300 employees of that company hoping that a few will accept. And of the Few that accept, there's a decent chance they have connections to real targets in the co.