it already has. ref: arab spring.
perhaps social media was not the proximate cause but it certainly was enabling.
even civil war in the US was a good thing. whose to say a next civil war won’t also be.
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perhaps social media was not the proximate cause but it certainly was enabling.
even civil war in the US was a good thing. whose to say a next civil war won’t also be.
all features are MVP and the main selling point is being collaborative.
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i specifically want to call out moving between tabs. in absolutely no way is the touchbar better than keyboard shortcuts. there is one app where it might be better: safari. because they chose such poor shortcut for switching tabs.
i guess there is one more good use case. if you allocated rarely used and hard to locate MS word buttons to the toolbar, that might be perhaps better than monkeying with the ribbon.
i have a streamdeck i use for IDE shortcuts. it’s far far better than the touchbar.
lol. truer words have never been spoken. my introduction to openssl, i mean after trying to make sense of it on my own, was a website still up today, “flingpoo!”. hard to believe so much of the internet depends on this library.
no, the secure enclave is not available to the user as such. a few crypto primitives are exported. that’s what this uses. there have been any number of such “agents” over the last few years.
as to being clunky, it’s because your employer doesn’t care about it, so you have the clunky (and much cheaper) yubikeys.
lack of verification of who is using it is simply not an important part of the threat model.
Well, traditional taxi driver, for one.
Selection bias. You may very well have found the same exact, or even better, jobs outside of LI.
not having to stop the truck would be a huge carbon saver, would it not?
That’s an unfair treatment. Most if not all of those are sunk costs for the remote employee.