Any of the US news related subs right?

The difference is one stays local on your phone in a tpm only accessible from that device while the other is stored on some third party platform by a vendor you have never heard of with no information around security controls.

Fuck off with your spam.

Do you have pointers on how to get that up an going?

I got a message from an old employer asking me to remove their name from my current employment in LinkedIn because I haven’t updated it in like 5 years. That leads me to believe companies can not remove employment history from a profile.

Was NoSloptrus taken?

Need? No, but it does make recruitment easier as people take LinkedIn profiles as a source of truth when it is so easy to lie about where you have worked.

Guess out of my ass would be a browser url error. It doesn’t work on either Firefox or Chrome on Android, but works fine on Voyager on Android.

Officially https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Claus_(sculpture)

Locally: butt plug gnome

It depends on the wording of the NDA. Get a lawyer to verify.

In an ideal world NDA cover trade secrets or operational procedures

Curl.

It would depend on the working of the NDA.

Just a casual reminder that NDA cover lawful activity. If you have a NDA and something illegal happens within the scope of the NDA it will not protect you from the law. Also, they do not block you from reporting illegal stuff.

Hire a hitman. They are all traps run by class traitors.

As long as they aren’t he blue ring ones.

Kinda wish they had an LTS version

When you can’t afford Palo Alto, you buy Fortinet.

As cm02, cm002? I forget what his actual account is called but he spams a lot of content from different instances so is likely up there.

If the raw file is compressed to piss poor quality with an algorithm, the same algorithm could be used to faithfully live upscale the media file back while you are playing it.

Not really, compression takes an average over an area of video, you can’t really reconstruct the missing values by reversing the algorithm.

Do you need to be logged in for that?

Surely you can use old Reddit and read the subs that way?

There is a section on Identity Management in the awesome sysadmin repo.

https://github.com/awesome-foss/awesome-sysadmin?tab=readme-ov-file#identity-management

But if they are using O365 or Google Workspace they both come with Identity Management