Guess they wanted to add a soft layoff in addition to their recent layoffs.

This is something I’m waiting for. I lost all my messages when I moved between platforms.

Can he use his money to get the final game made? It may improve my perception of him by 1%… or maybe 0.1%

Username checks out.

Said this in another thread

So how long until celluar providers also say you have to have a trusted device to activate your SIM? Apple, Google, Samsung, automotive and Windows would be fine and they’d probably allow their branded or limited hotspots.

This would basically eliminate any Linux option (pc or phone), and DIY devices. I could see other OOB vendors getting on board to be certified to have a certificate issued to them.

All it will ultimately do is create a talent split. Companies willing to embrace WFH will be able to snap up talent and companies forcing RTO will start to flounder over time.

BYOD benefits the company at the employees stupidity (and sometimes the only choice). The employee thinks “cool, only one phone to use!” but for the company it saves a lot of money and they still get the control they want. They don’t have a downside to implement it.

This is the correct answer. If they want you to do any work in a mobile, remote, out of hours capacity, they need to provide the device.

I used to help manage MDM at my old company and I can tell you there is a shit load they can do once you install their utilities. For example:

• remotely wipe your phone
• block your ability to copy/paste between applications
• view all web traffic to/from it (even encrypted traffic since we installed a proxy that put its own trusted root certificate in)

They don’t really need to scrape. They just have to set up their own federated instance and the ActivityPub protocol will willingly hand it all to them in a nicely parsable format.

I remember that Publisher could make web pages too. How? Since it was supposed to be WYSIWYG it exported the entire thing as a single image and used an html image map for the links.

Ah, I get where you’re going with that and understand your view. My point was more for users who think that deleting an account will really get rid of it everywhere and I didn’t want them getting their hopes up.

Awesome. Zip managed to cache my ee account so I can at least refer back to any place I posted or commented off of ee. Wonder how long it’ll keep it for

Not quite. If your comments federated out to an instance that either a) doesn’t get the delete request or b) ignores the delete request, your comments will very much stay out there in the fedeverse with not much you can do. Yes posts on the original instance may be gone, but anything that get pushed out via ActivityPub is a crap shoot.

Lemm.ee migrant here. Been on Lemmy for almost 2 years otherwise.

For now if you use Voyager, you’ll need to stick with Lemmy. But since it’s all federated it doesn’t much matter.