This has been posted on HN before.
Why does she need to be listed as a "female engineer" instead of an "engineer"?
I don't blame the publishers for this; reproducing an author's text without permission is a copyright violation.
So, should we just try to ignore the larger-scale exploitation of trust?
I've found that it is much harder to trust people on the internet now.
The only program of that nature I would recommend is MalwareBytes.
Yes, but you can edit location settings for individual apps IIRC.
I think that it's beneficial that Mozilla pushes this privacy-minded ideology. People who aren't tech-savvy might not know these tips.
Isn't that a realistic risk of being a lawyer in his field?
Ethics is a really hard continuum to manage when financial factors are at play.
This story is so surreal: how is it ethical for a Christian organization like this to have such a large network of fraud?
This reminds me of WeWork's company-wide ban of meat for employees.
This has been posted on HN before.
Why does she need to be listed as a "female engineer" instead of an "engineer"?
I don't blame the publishers for this; reproducing an author's text without permission is a copyright violation.
So, should we just try to ignore the larger-scale exploitation of trust?
I've found that it is much harder to trust people on the internet now.
The only program of that nature I would recommend is MalwareBytes.
Yes, but you can edit location settings for individual apps IIRC.
I think that it's beneficial that Mozilla pushes this privacy-minded ideology. People who aren't tech-savvy might not know these tips.
Isn't that a realistic risk of being a lawyer in his field?
Ethics is a really hard continuum to manage when financial factors are at play.
This story is so surreal: how is it ethical for a Christian organization like this to have such a large network of fraud?
This reminds me of WeWork's company-wide ban of meat for employees.