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by jnorthrop 2y ago
Have you looked into Whistle ( https://www.whistle.com/ )? It is intended for dogs but it might have the functionality you are looking for. Good luck!
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by jnorthrop 4y ago
There is this condition > Recognizing that reality, the Commission’s proposed order will follow Rellas even if he leaves Drizly. Specifically, Rellas will be required to implement an information security program at future companies if he
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by jnorthrop 4y ago
I'm not sure who downvoted you. It is a good question. McDonald's and other consumer goods type companies are not sanctioned, so the company can sell its assets. For that matter they could continue to operate as normal in Russia i
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by jnorthrop 5y ago
Sounds like you need to change the intent of your 1:1s. I am senior at a big company (managing teams of teams) and my manager is a senior executive. I meet with him every other week and that is most of the contact I have with him. That work
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by jnorthrop 5y ago
Not to mention low probability of natural disasters: Earthquakes, tornados, wild fire, hurricanes, etc.
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by jnorthrop 5y ago
There no longer exists any real debate. Effectiveness of the vaccines have waned over time but as stated in the article "Our findings support the conclusion that COVID-19 vaccines remain the most important tool to prevent infection and
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by jnorthrop 5y ago
> These companies can afford good cybersecurity but don't want to spend more money than the damages they would incur from a successful attack. A bit off your "real" point: No company should ever spend more mitigating a ris
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by jnorthrop 5y ago
I'm in Information Security at a large enterprise. We look for this kind certification, but it isn't required. Not having it though will lead to further scrutiny (lots more questions to answer). I would recommend getting it if you
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by jnorthrop 5y ago
> If you won't trust the voting public enough to give them the whole truth and instead treat them like blubbering fools, how can you--with a straight face--pretend that their ability to pick leaders or vote on actual issues is a cor
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by jnorthrop 5y ago
I agree with your sentiment. I was 51 when I last applied for a job at a new company. Initially I was getting very little interest in my resume. Then I cut out the first 10 years of my career from my resume (and LinkedIn), and downgraded th
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by jnorthrop 5y ago
From the Tweet, "Was just on phone with someone who works for FB who described employees unable to enter buildings this morning to begin to evaluate extent of outage because their badges weren’t working to access doors."
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by jnorthrop 5y ago
Thank you for that well written article. As a curious techie, but someone unfamiliar with the subject, I found it approachable and easy to understand despite the complex topic. Not an easy task -- well done!
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by jnorthrop 5y ago
I also own a Boox Air and I agree with everything you wrote. It is a device built for specific purposes. I get a ton of use from mine. It sits next to me all day for note taking, and I have my Kindle, Instapaper, and Safari Books apps for r
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by jnorthrop 5y ago
I agree with you but you can't just throw around the phrase "sure it costs some $" as if that isn't a driving force in everything a big company does. My company is going hard into Azure and I'm making the same recom
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by jnorthrop 5y ago
Yes, they more or less invented the concept of just in time delivery, but they also suffered supply chain issues after the Fukushima earth quake. After the latter incident they made the risk calculation that inventory of some parts was wort
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by jnorthrop 5y ago
Are you really intending to condone illegal activity? Just because their targeting "wealthy" companies? That is like condoning a mugger because he is working in a rich neighborhood and not targeting the impoverished.
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by jnorthrop 5y ago
No matter your technical proficiency, you are a lousy hire. I do not want a developer that is solely interested in work that improves their skills. These projects contribute to the success of the business in one way or another. If you are n
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by jnorthrop 5y ago
Great link. Thanks
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by jnorthrop 5y ago
Inform your neighbor on who the author is: http://www.populartechnology.net/2013/10/who-is-willis-esche... He has no background in science. Why would you listen to him?
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by jnorthrop 6y ago
Brilliant! I hope it does make you rich. It certainly made me laugh.
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by jnorthrop 6y ago
This is a more important market indicator then your comment implies. I work for a very large CPG and certain brands, such as food staples are crushing it, but impulse type products are really struggling. With uncertainty around when we retu
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by jnorthrop 11y ago
Please do not downvote marcoperaza's post because you disagree with it. That goes against the spirit and intent of this site. Make your own argument to counter instead.
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by jnorthrop 12y ago
Way too permissive of a privacy policy for my tastes. I get that Kefi wants to make money but when you register for Ripple you are giving them access to a ton of information. > When you register with KEFI LABS LLC and use the Application
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by jnorthrop 12y ago
Privacy matters at this moment in time for few reasons. There is little risk to an individual's rights due to profiling based on available information (which is the result of no or limited privacy). That doesn't mean there is no
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Sony Pictures 'paralysed' by data breach(bit-tech.net)
4 points by jnorthrop 12y ago|0 comments
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by jnorthrop 12y ago
At the time I'm writing this all posts are complaining about the presentation of the site... yes it sucks, but the product looks really cool. It appears to be a combination of a camera and projection tool allowing the user to add real
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by jnorthrop 12y ago
Link to privacy policy returns a 404 https://beta.tripket.com/corp/privacy-policy
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by jnorthrop 12y ago
I have the HTC One Mini[1]. It is small with a nice screen, camera and battery life. It isn't going to impress anyone but I can use it comfortably and keep it in my pocket. [1] http://www.htc.com/us/smartphones&#x2
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by jnorthrop 12y ago
I have to appreciate that I never stood a chance of getting the .com domain of my last name. It is #6 on the list.
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by jnorthrop 12y ago
Do some short term contract work.

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