Remote work is a double-edged sword I know that place you are at Remote work "illness" #1 - failing to separate work and life(free time) Not a problem when you are single and "on your own" Heart-attack territory once…
.... in a galaxy far far away ... an egocentric narcisistic CEO with a god complex and hell-of-a-neck for usability would never agree with the full extent of what "external forces" were requesting from his company.…
"@but there is this Hollywood simplistic approach where one man is responsible for all things [..] I don't subscribe to this way of looking into historical figures" I applaud you for that, this gives some hope that not…
@"equating all data collection with spyware does NOT help win the battle" ... maybe, maybe, lying to yourself that a corrupt, puppet-party A is better than also corrupt, puppet-party B or that one user-fingerprinting…
This was very interresting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjkzfeJz66o esp. in combination with studies r intermittent fasts/food in general. Neven Orhel's (fiction) books are also in the line with intermittent extremes…
Remote work is a double-edged sword I know that place you are at Remote work "illness" #1 - failing to separate work and life(free time) Not a problem when you are single and "on your own" Heart-attack territory once…
.... in a galaxy far far away ... an egocentric narcisistic CEO with a god complex and hell-of-a-neck for usability would never agree with the full extent of what "external forces" were requesting from his company.…
"@but there is this Hollywood simplistic approach where one man is responsible for all things [..] I don't subscribe to this way of looking into historical figures" I applaud you for that, this gives some hope that not…
@"equating all data collection with spyware does NOT help win the battle" ... maybe, maybe, lying to yourself that a corrupt, puppet-party A is better than also corrupt, puppet-party B or that one user-fingerprinting…
This was very interresting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjkzfeJz66o esp. in combination with studies r intermittent fasts/food in general. Neven Orhel's (fiction) books are also in the line with intermittent extremes…