No severance (which you by law are entitled to)

Not when you’re terminated with cause.

Committing crimes on the clock is more than enough reason to fire someone. Dudes incredibly lucky he was asked to resign instead of being fired and charged.

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Depends on where I’m scrolling and how long.

In a specific community? Usually sorted by ‘new’.

‘Subscribed’/‘All’ feeds? Generally starting with ‘Hot’ then moving to ‘new’ if I start to run into a bunch of content I’ve already seen.

WOW.

I can understand making a mistake in the website design, leaving such a vulnerability; but to shove it under the rug and ghost the people that reported it???

The TSA and DHS are begging for an incident.

Glad Ian Carroll+Sam Curry made the info public. Maybe that’ll be the push needed to actually fix this.

So, for the slow people in the back… (me)

Copyleft = permanently open source? Ie, you can’t take the open source code/project and make it closed source? (or build a new closed project off of it?)

Or am I misunderstanding?

Oh Canada; We love our beaver.

That’s a fair solution.

I’ve just got remote devices syncing to my local server. From there Borg handles encrypted historical backups of that server which can be sent offline/offsite.

I like borg because of its insane de-duplication and compression algorithms. I’ve currently got ~480GB of data being backed up, with 16 historical copies going back 6 months: that entire archive takes up 303GB of space currently. Without the de-duplication and compression that’s 7.76TB of data.

I used to use RDP from Android to my Windows 10 pc constantly. Since switching to Debian, I haven’t gotten around to getting that working again. (Debians out of the box RDP solution gives me a black screen on the remote device)

Instead I’ve been using ssh a ton with JuiceSSH for a terminal. X-Plore for GUI managing files between local(android), ssh, gdrive, dropbox, and many more locations all in two tabs you can swap between and copy/paste/move files as if it’s all one big file system.

Finally I use Folder Sync to keep all of the userdata files on my phone backed up to a folder on my server via SSH. Images are synced immediately on creation, and everything else is backed up on a schedule.

(my phone’s always connected to a private VPN keeping it within my LAN and able to reach things like my SSH server, without exposing them to WAN)

The only thing I really miss having RDP for is the occasional website that refuses to play with a mobile browser. Hotmail/Outlook (I know, I should really change to someone not trash for email) for example will not let you edit inbox rules via a mobile browser or their mobile app. (even with ‘request desktop site’ enabled). You have to use an actual desktop browser for that. :(

Otherwise I do pretty much everything from mobile.

Poorly.

I wish I’d actually chosen a file system instead of just letting window’s at the time default to NTFS for external drives.

Moving from Windows to Debian; NTFS has been nothing but a headache. I’ve actually had to setup a windows machine to serve that drive pool via SAMBA as Linux just won’t play nicely with it.

Hey, sometimes I say something dumb and need to downvote myself…

Seeing a post with 0 upvotes (and seprate downvotes) always makes me chuckle.

‘huh, even OP thinks this is bullshit…’

You only amass that kind of wealth and power by stepping on the backs of those you deem beneath you.

Billionaires are a cancer on society.

The IMEI is potentially useful as it’s a device identifier, but generally doesn’t matter to anyone except your carrier.

On that note; the carrier may be able to tell you when that IMEI first became associated with your phone plan. My phone plan long pre-dates the last like 6 devices I’ve had so they’d have that history for many of them.

That’s not a database you can search whenever you’d like though; that’s a call and ask nicely.

I’d just like to clarify: the new machines aren’t MRI (the magnets in those would prohibit all metal objects being within 100ft).

The new machines are also xray; but the xray emiters and detector are now on a spinning carriage similar to an MRI. This allows you to build a 3d model of the object and calculate it’s volume, which when combined with the density measurements gives much more reliable material detection.

This also means your stuff doesn’t have to be removed from bags to ensure items aren’t blocking each other from the scanner.

Fun fact: until recently, most airport scanners literally couldn’t differentiate between water and many common explosives. Hence the scrutiny of water based products/possessions.

https://youtu.be/nyG8XAmtYeQ

You should certainly drive with more caution than a typical vehicle; but you’ve still got to get fuel and travel between storage and wherever you’re having fun.

A trailer + a vehicle to tow it isn’t always available/practical.

Point is, it’s likely not on public roads often or very long. It’s not like it would be out getting groceries and picking up the kids from school every day.

Tbh, regarding visibility; it doesn’t seem any worse than a semi truck. Probably has better stopping power too.

Sure, there are definitely some assholes out there; but all we’ve got here is this picture.

This does not show him being an asshole in anyway; dudes just existing alongside his toy. What’s wrong with that?

A sensible person wouldn’t judge a stranger based on the actions of others.

Except in this case, the driver is being called a POS simply for owning a toy and legally driving it down the road.

I could understand if he was actually engaged in some assholery like taking up multiple lanes… But he’s fine.

Something tells me it’s not a daily driver…

People are allowed to have toys.