It depends highly on what you will be programming.
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Yeah, we have similar sensors at my job. I work in a highly secured facility and smoke/vape detectors are installed in all the bathrooms. It makes the fire alarm go off if detected.
work your body work your body
One of my favorite videogame soundtracks of all time.
I have a cleaning lady who comes every-other week, which takes care of most upkeep. I also have a roomba that runs daily. Otherwise:
Walk the dog twice a day.
Do dishes / clean the kitchen every night.
Laundry, once a week while working from home.
Empty the litter box robot once a week.
Take out trash as needed.
I also meal prep every Sunday.
I used to be a very messy person, but this system has worked well for me.
Did you read the article? Mass surveillance had nothing to do with this.
Counterpoint: Those who produce and collect CP deserve to be in jail
Agreed! "Keys-Wallet-Phone". Say this every time you go somewhere. Been using this for decades and it always works.
Denying putting work stuff on your phone is absolutely valid. The company should provide a company device in that case. And if you do agree to put company data on your phone, they should give a monthly stipend towards your phone bill. That's how every org I've worked at has approached it.
I would never join a group chat like that. If they need to get ahold if me after hours, they can call me.
BTW Teams doesn't live on Intranet. There's no reason they wouldn't be able to open up Teams to BYOD beyond incompetence.
Why would a workplace need a group chat? Aren't there any enterprise tools in place to achieve that?
Agreed, but it wasn't my decision and TBF they didn't lose our passwords.
Buy a prepaid visa with cash. Not technically a credit card, but it may be what you're looking for.