Have you tried secure-erasing a disk?
Absolutely yes, I do enctypt my drives so I don't have to ever do that again. This isn't as critical for SSDs but it's still a good idea. Even if you keep the key stored on the same system, securely deleting a tiny file is way easier than a whole disk.
Setup a standard issue tracker. The classic ones like Trac could be a bit limited but the newer, extended systems like OpenProject that try to compete with Jira can do anything. Taiga is also pretty good. OpenProject is very flexible and allows you to go from super simple to super complicated or anywhere in-between. Sprints, no sprints, kanban, whatever you want.
You might also want a wiki. DocuWiki and Wiki.js are !selfhosted favorites.
The startup makes money by selling workers’ data to companies that offer benefits to gig workers.
I too want to get some of them benefits from MasterCard.
Long overdue. And I don't simply mean that from security perspective or as some retaliation to the Huawei ban. Having self-sufficient digital infrastructure should be a top priority for any country that wants to be independent and can afford it. This is also why the Huawei ban was the right move for our (I'm in the West) infrastructure.
One reason the results from CoPilot and Google are different is because CoPilot produces own responses while Google just references someone else's. Even though we know CoPilot's knowledge came from others' data, what it produces isn't that data anymore so MS can't just absolve themselves from any responsibility of what it says because it's some third party's speech. It's suddenly MS'es speech and they're responsible for it.
It's a great example that things don't have to happen for the sole benefit of the new technology owner. We've been conditioned for at least half a century that we lose our jobs if that makes more money for the corporation and that this is "the market." Except labor is also a market participant and labor organizing plays a similar role in it as forming a corporation instead of doing business as an individual. People need to see these examples and hopefully that's gonna crack the brainwashing that they don't have a say about their jobs in the businesses they work for.
Later, nonprofit advocacy group Amnesty International reported that it had found Israeli spyware maker NSO Group’s invasive spyware Pegasus on the iPhones of prominent journalists in India.
Of course it's fucking Pegasus.
If you haven't seen the Frontline doc on it you should.
No I don't.
Separate hardware/software. Ford for example does this. The infotainment modules shipped in Chinese Fords are completely different, running software developed by a Chinese team.
Perfect! You're a data saver.
And probably a bunch of Linux ISOs.
Ackchyually
This is the core of markets and markets have existed long before capitalism.