At least once every 6 months I come across a top Google result trying to download malicious scripts. The web searches are innocent, eg. "Iso standard metric thread" or "bee keeper hive monitor", which are both search terms in the past where a top result had malicious scripts.

Thanks! I'll have a look for the sub.

I wonder if there are bot farms for Lemmy/Fediverse... There must be

I'm still stuck in vim, please send help.

Thanks.

Turns out in this specific occasion that it wasn't removed/hidden; so it must be a bug with Sync for Lemmy.

NDAs/confidentiality agreements have to be specified in the employment contract or other signed paperwork?

In the past I've joked with my boss that I'm not obligated by NDAs and can say what I want to others. It was a joke but realistically I don't believe I am because not a word of NDA/confidentiality is in my contract, nor have I signed any other paperwork with it in. But the boss seems to think I am restricted by NDA.

Are iframes still popular?

Granted I don't poke around in a lot of websites these days but it feels like it's been a while since I've seen one in the wild.

Thunderbird has also hired an iOS app developer.

I work in automation. We've had a few customers who wanted to keep employing people from their local area; trying to help the community and all that. Each of these customers had gotten back to us after some time because 'F these people. They act like they don't want to work and are a pain in the ass'. Long story short, we automated their jobs and they were given their final paycheck.

I can only assume these people who are double dipping are doing the bare minimum for each job, otherwise how can they do two jobs in the same time period. I wouldn't be surprised if one day their employers get tired of their antics and removed their jobs.

I cannot see how distributed systems like Fediverse can be GDPR compliment unless you lock out the system admins of the instance they host. Good DevOps requires frequent backups; it also requires offline backups.

It is one of the only good things about a centralised system - the entity that holds the data can be held accountable for not being compliant and other such things. Many mere mortals can collectively group together to fight against the goliath.

It requires too many resources to chase after the small instance owners of a distributed system like Fediverse. Just like how 3 letter agencies chase after the people who like to ride the seas in their wooden boats. The 3 letter agencies have spent a lot of resources attempting to shut it down but they've never come close.

If I understand correctly, the admin drama is no different to the mod drama on Reddit? It's just more exposed here than it is there?

I actively don't use the YouTube app.

No adblocker, sponsorblock, or return the dislike button.

I also don't use the app for a website if the mobile website is good enough. Less software on my phone, so a reduced amount of storage used on apps, fewer updates, hopefully reduced CPU and battery consumption, fewer security issues, reduced data collection, and my phone is just a little cleaner to use. Everyone has their own preference, this is just mine :)