Well, then you might want to look up tk2dl, because it just links to Twitter content. It gets disgusting fairly quickly though.
How about policing CSAM at all? I can still vividly remember firehose API access and all the horrible stuff you would see on there. And if you look at sites like tk2dl you can still see most of the horrible stuff that…
It's included in the ios photo gallery. I think this is a separate release of the tech underneath.
Your on premise exchange server has zero connections to outlook.com. OWA (Outlook Web Access) looks similar to outlook.com but has otherwise nothing to do with it.
If you try to use the phrase with Apple Intelligence (e.g. in Notes asking for a rewrite) it will just say "Writing tools unavailable". Maybe it's an easy test to ensure the filters are loaded with a phrase unlikely to…
> I suspect few would know much beyond that, and most would not have had much reason to worry about converting between formats. Ok, first of, why should I (as an institution) care about the people unable to fulfil the…
Nobody gives a shit what they wanted. This is not a new problem. Take a test, fulfil all conditions of that test. Yes the fulfillment conditions are part of the test. Oh no, teenagers have to learn for 5 minutes about…
Out of curiosity which office did you work in between 2007 and 2018 when you started working for stripe? How is your teams WFH experience within stripe?
>What? In the US, knowing how to operate your vehicle and the laws around operating a motor vehicle IS the drivers test. Yes, that is why in eg Georgia or Wisconsin I am basically one PDf away from getting a preliminary…
Sadly, it's not. I've had lots students who would use the Opera VPN or one of the "free" anti-virus providers VPNs because they got sold (by adds or dumb friends) that it would be safer. You seriously over-estimate the…
Yes, if you want to use a cell phone and/or a computer to complete your tasks you should have some basic knowledge about how it operates. You can shift responsibility for that knowledge wherever you want but I would say…
It's not an explicit category on the test and I never debated that. It might be an implicit requirement though. Just how when you take your drivers test you should actually be able to operate your vehicle and know the…
>I agree, when It's part of the subject in test. I don't see any reasonable cause for a student to have to know about file types to submit a test, if that test isn't about file types. I don't, for example, expect my…
Well, I disagree. I think "media competence" is more important than spelling or grammar and should be something expected of someone entering tertiary education.
You would be surprised how many students use an iphone and a macbook but are unwilling to use safari (or icloud, photos) because of privacy concerns. If you stay in the "regular" apple workflow everything is fine:…
> If I may restate your position: "If a student uploads an image in the wrong format then it is acceptable for their entire test to be invalid and they can retake the entire exam." Yes, being able to understand the…
This whole blame game is weird. Could the college board have handled this better or have a better upload mechanism? Sure. Could apple be more clear about the way they are storing and transferring photos? Sure, finder on…
The site will always try to trigger the registered protocol handler but couldn't you just block the handler?
Out of curiosity, why did/do you not use the Zoom web version? I haven't tried their linux client but if it sucks there is an alternative. The "it just works" crowd probably uses mostly Windows/Mac OS, iOS/Android or…
Just as an FYI 2 weeks later... We decided on not enforcing Zoom accounts for our students for various reasons. So the PRC might have IP address access to a SIP/Zoom server but this is not something we, as a small…
As someone who has recently adopted Zoom and who has to justify this decision quite a lot, my question is where are all the exploits? If any of this is easily exploitable there would be such a shitstorm about it.…
Zoom claims to be GDPR compliant (https://zoom.us/de-de/gdpr.html). Frankly, ensuring a company claims compliance is as far as I can go. I'm still hoping that if a company intentionally lies about this they will get…
Correct, and if a Zoom representative would have lied to me that would factor into my decision. Frankly though, for student lectures and faculty meetings I don't care about their encryption (as long as they do TLS for…
> And just as Niemoeller's verse warns, by then it will be too late. But, this is just wrong. In Germany we did speak out when they came for the communists, the socialists, the unions and the jews. Niemöllers argument…
I'm not going to play "guess what my username means" with you, sorry. I'm also not going to play "who knows more people that lived through the 3rd reich" with you. Me administering a Zoom account for my fellow employees…
Well, then you might want to look up tk2dl, because it just links to Twitter content. It gets disgusting fairly quickly though.
How about policing CSAM at all? I can still vividly remember firehose API access and all the horrible stuff you would see on there. And if you look at sites like tk2dl you can still see most of the horrible stuff that…
It's included in the ios photo gallery. I think this is a separate release of the tech underneath.
Your on premise exchange server has zero connections to outlook.com. OWA (Outlook Web Access) looks similar to outlook.com but has otherwise nothing to do with it.
If you try to use the phrase with Apple Intelligence (e.g. in Notes asking for a rewrite) it will just say "Writing tools unavailable". Maybe it's an easy test to ensure the filters are loaded with a phrase unlikely to…
> I suspect few would know much beyond that, and most would not have had much reason to worry about converting between formats. Ok, first of, why should I (as an institution) care about the people unable to fulfil the…
Nobody gives a shit what they wanted. This is not a new problem. Take a test, fulfil all conditions of that test. Yes the fulfillment conditions are part of the test. Oh no, teenagers have to learn for 5 minutes about…
Out of curiosity which office did you work in between 2007 and 2018 when you started working for stripe? How is your teams WFH experience within stripe?
>What? In the US, knowing how to operate your vehicle and the laws around operating a motor vehicle IS the drivers test. Yes, that is why in eg Georgia or Wisconsin I am basically one PDf away from getting a preliminary…
Sadly, it's not. I've had lots students who would use the Opera VPN or one of the "free" anti-virus providers VPNs because they got sold (by adds or dumb friends) that it would be safer. You seriously over-estimate the…
Yes, if you want to use a cell phone and/or a computer to complete your tasks you should have some basic knowledge about how it operates. You can shift responsibility for that knowledge wherever you want but I would say…
It's not an explicit category on the test and I never debated that. It might be an implicit requirement though. Just how when you take your drivers test you should actually be able to operate your vehicle and know the…
>I agree, when It's part of the subject in test. I don't see any reasonable cause for a student to have to know about file types to submit a test, if that test isn't about file types. I don't, for example, expect my…
Well, I disagree. I think "media competence" is more important than spelling or grammar and should be something expected of someone entering tertiary education.
You would be surprised how many students use an iphone and a macbook but are unwilling to use safari (or icloud, photos) because of privacy concerns. If you stay in the "regular" apple workflow everything is fine:…
> If I may restate your position: "If a student uploads an image in the wrong format then it is acceptable for their entire test to be invalid and they can retake the entire exam." Yes, being able to understand the…
This whole blame game is weird. Could the college board have handled this better or have a better upload mechanism? Sure. Could apple be more clear about the way they are storing and transferring photos? Sure, finder on…
The site will always try to trigger the registered protocol handler but couldn't you just block the handler?
Out of curiosity, why did/do you not use the Zoom web version? I haven't tried their linux client but if it sucks there is an alternative. The "it just works" crowd probably uses mostly Windows/Mac OS, iOS/Android or…
Just as an FYI 2 weeks later... We decided on not enforcing Zoom accounts for our students for various reasons. So the PRC might have IP address access to a SIP/Zoom server but this is not something we, as a small…
As someone who has recently adopted Zoom and who has to justify this decision quite a lot, my question is where are all the exploits? If any of this is easily exploitable there would be such a shitstorm about it.…
Zoom claims to be GDPR compliant (https://zoom.us/de-de/gdpr.html). Frankly, ensuring a company claims compliance is as far as I can go. I'm still hoping that if a company intentionally lies about this they will get…
Correct, and if a Zoom representative would have lied to me that would factor into my decision. Frankly though, for student lectures and faculty meetings I don't care about their encryption (as long as they do TLS for…
> And just as Niemoeller's verse warns, by then it will be too late. But, this is just wrong. In Germany we did speak out when they came for the communists, the socialists, the unions and the jews. Niemöllers argument…
I'm not going to play "guess what my username means" with you, sorry. I'm also not going to play "who knows more people that lived through the 3rd reich" with you. Me administering a Zoom account for my fellow employees…