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It seems that their minds are made up for one reason or another. It is unfortunate.
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I get the benefit of blocking mail coming to me forever, doing fast sorts and searches, never have to worry if the company doesn't like a + in my email address.
> The mosh client logs in to the server via SSH
This is a cool list overall though.
This annoys me the most. I don't see the downside of them enabling it. It would bring the Mac client into feature parity with the IOS client and eventually reduce complexity. It seems like it would be an easy win-win.
Can you expand on this? I’d like to understand your view better. How does the far left not appreciate it?
Your current model of unencrypted on your database is a big no for me.
My experience at Intel as well. Just about 4 years and had 7 managers through 6ish reorgs. Oddly enough, they never changed the director level management. They did an other reorg the week after I left.
I think Intel's problem is a senior leadership problem more than anything. They keep shuffling the pieces around just to get the same results.
I think that is disingenuous. Twitter said "specifically how they are being received and interpreted on and off Twitter" [0]. It wasn't his brand of politics it was how his supporters were interpreting him and incitement of violence like what was seen when his supporters stormed the Capitol.
[0]: https://blog.twitter.com/en_us/topics/company/2020/suspensio...