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All those points OP raised as difficult - physical space, staffing, capex, etc. - and your response is “yeah, now do it twice”.

From observation my belief is that in-office work selects for slackers as equally as wfh work does, they just slack differently. One of our well respected product owners was always…

The size of the monthly pay isn’t what is significant - having any nonzero amount is. The SSDI acceptance rate is lucky to hit 30%, typically takes multiple hearings/appeals to get…

I would place a much higher significance on the reported mental health issues - it’s hard to get on disability in the US, and if you’re truly on $3k/month because you are unable to…

In the US I think there are varied state laws on what's legal and illegal in that area. This is obviously complicated by any employee agreement that you might've signed up for when…

The Helpdesk didn't know until after the RIF happened as some of them lost their jobs too. But every fired employee will get some return-labeled boxes shipped over to them, and are…

When my company did layoffs recently I got to peek behind the curtain a bit. It started with an all-hands video call from the CEO announcing the layoff. HR had loaded emails to sen…

There are a few “accepted” ways of asking this. First, if you are truly the linchpin, you’re likely working over/above your position. So make the case that you are a rank N employe…

> Also, education is a great way to ride out the current crappy job market. Don’t sleep on this. In 2008 I had a few friends go back for higher education rather than stay at/take l…

And if you can't work due to your injury and are one of the many Americans who does not have paid time off, the best case for you is using FMLA to at least retain your job so you c…

You are worried that an Amazon lawyer is going to contest your evidence in small claims court. You probably don’t need to be concerned: they’re unlikely to show, so you’ll just get…

This format started in 2018 or 2019, I can’t recall which.

The US Army has made six hundred contributions to a list of ethnic slurs: http://wikiwho.ailef.tech/page/11014515 They appear as “PEO STAMIS” here, which appears to be an IT group?…

> From: "Neateye" > Subject: Gouranga > Call out Gouranga be happy!!! > Gouranga Gouranga Gouranga .... > That which brings the highest happiness!! It’s been, fuck , two decades an…

Yes and yes: https://www.theregister.com/2018/09/04/wayback_machine_legit...

If I was a betting man: some smaller fish in the Android ecosystem practiced exquisitely terrible key management outside an HSM, got burnt, and will have to slip KPMG or Deloitte a…

No hand waving: what “one subtle thing” will this insider do to make this attack possible? I’m guessing FIPS 140-2 has already thought about it. HSMs are hardened against individua…

Are you familiar with the threat model an HSM is designed to counter?

I don’t know if there’s much to broadly learn here. I will say that it reflects very positively for Shopify: I can imagine plenty of companies downplaying the issue or trying to du…

I’m reminded of the moral panic my parents generation had around televisions. And their parents generation had over serialized plays on the radio. And several generations removed, …

Pro tip: https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/institutional_review_board/h... The breach notification to HHS typically comes from the covered entity. They often have the information on …

My favorite example: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=K3EpLn77JdQ In this case, the rules say that if a kickoff is handled first by a player who has established themselves as out of b…

Or picketed so their speech is drowned out, or even punched in the nose by passers by. You can argue if this is good or bad, but it’s a fundamental difference between the public sq…

Would we ever know? A type II error in a criminal trial would be very hard to demonstrate, as the assumption is (should be!) that a defendant is innocent.