I saw today someone had Grammarly installed during a conference call. They were entering HIPAA-protected data into an internally-managed Jira instance, which presumably was being vacuumed directly up into Grammarly's…
If I understand correctly, this applies to packages less than four pounds.
Very interesting. I have three complete ][gs "Woz" editions sitting in storage somewhere, that I rescued from a school computer lab where they were being thrown out in ~2004. I also snagged the Macintosh that was used…
Likewise, I would suggest that it's more valuable for someone coming from a lower income/social status background to go to a good school than for someone who comes from higher - those people either already know…
> any loans you end up taking in this position will have highly favorable terms subsidized by the us government. Except for the fact that they are almost completely non-dischargeable, you mean.
Well, part of the basis of this "campaign" is that the people they are satirizing are indistinguishable from "bots"...
I saw today someone had Grammarly installed during a conference call. They were entering HIPAA-protected data into an internally-managed Jira instance, which presumably was being vacuumed directly up into Grammarly's…
If I understand correctly, this applies to packages less than four pounds.
Very interesting. I have three complete ][gs "Woz" editions sitting in storage somewhere, that I rescued from a school computer lab where they were being thrown out in ~2004. I also snagged the Macintosh that was used…
Likewise, I would suggest that it's more valuable for someone coming from a lower income/social status background to go to a good school than for someone who comes from higher - those people either already know…
> any loans you end up taking in this position will have highly favorable terms subsidized by the us government. Except for the fact that they are almost completely non-dischargeable, you mean.
Well, part of the basis of this "campaign" is that the people they are satirizing are indistinguishable from "bots"...