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Comment This is a question? (Score 1) 405

If the employee spends 2-3 hours on a personal project in the middle of the day, puts in 11 hours total and records 8 hours of work, not necessarily a problem. This *can* lead to other issues, like fielding an unusual amount of personal calls throughout the day.

If they are spending 20-30% of company time on a personal project (time), that is a problem. Emphasis on company time versus personal time. No matter what the scenario is, it fits when described as company vs personal. Working from home, I split company time up into 3 larger slices - mostly to fit around the morning and afternoon kid dropoff/pickup.

Except maybe commissioned work?

Comment I predicted this in 2012 (Score 1) 21

https://slashdot.org/comments....

I called out Google as eventually becoming an ISP and media provider, making your Internet provider and cable provider unneeded. One service to rule them all.

They will also become a cell provider - only primarily using WiFi. Google Fi is a step in that direction. I was surprised when they bought Motorola Mobile and then sold them, I expected them to manufacture handsets in house. I imagine they took some intellectual property and then sold it off, opting instead for other companies to compete for their business in the Nexus line.

Comment It was probably.... (Score 0) 156

Some bored dude/dudette from Russia that was going to lose a bet if they did not hack the DNC or RNC site.

Is World War 3 going to be started because Jimmy launched a model rocket in his backyard? Sure it landed in the middle of the Kremlin or on the White House lawn, but lets not jump to costly conclusions.

Reeks of lone wolf like Guccifer 1.0 but I guess we will see.

Comment Giving Surveillance a hug (Score 1) 100

Where are the warnings on it you are being recorded? When was the last time you hugged a mall cop? This thing should have warnings on it you are being recorded up close and personal.

This wonderful bit of technology is one more step towards getting the next generation comfortable to being watched all the time.

And to tie it to Sandy Hook? Seriously? Just like the TSA, this is an improper response to a security problem in that context.

Couple this with the other news about the government not needing warrants for 'public' camera streams and we have a recipe for some real control of the populace.

We are sliding down that slippery slope at a good pace now. Ugh.

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