Shouts out to this Woman for nearly busting this mans head for pushing protesters. We not letting this slide no more
WeChat ID
aaronpk_tv
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Jonathan LaCour
https://cleverdevil.io/profile/cleverdevil
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Jun 2
My response to a Facebook recruiter just now on LinkedIn: https://cleverdevil.io/s/bZXT004j0p4BMivNTTdQOQKVdCZqXkYQQf0XYzmNhWFOFmD3BsYRub443wNYXSIXovCwtlvN6Pd... -
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If you run a community Twitter account, this is a good time to:
1) Make sure you 100% know everyone who has access to it
2) Enable two-factor authentication
You do *not* want to be in the position of having to explain that your account has been taken over by racists -
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”…acting in the name of society should mean you have an audit log for us to inspect.”
https://twitter.com/lmorchard/status/1267581934290386944?s=20
~ # 22:26 ~
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The system isn't "broken"; it has been intentionally evolved over hundreds of years to continue to legally oppress, harass, and kill Black Americans without consequences. All non-Black Americans have contributed to and benefited from this oppression. #BlackLivesMatter
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Gary
https://twitter.com/every_daydad
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Jun 1
Things I would miss dearly from MacOS if I did this.
FCPX
Screen shots
Screen recording
The Email App
The Calendar App
iMessage
as someone who decided to switch to windows just for video editing, I agree with this list.
Except for: screen shots, there's a print screen button!
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Not Fake Adam Kalsey
https://twitter.com/akalsey
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Jun 1
One of my old security teachers had a saying: treat everything you get from the client as toxic. Assume it’s false, malicious, and unsanitary until you can prove that it is not.
seriously! It's like one of the first things you learn when developing web apps. It's an embarrassing oversight frankly. -
Sebastian
https://twitter.com/sebmck
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Jun 1
If you are a Facebook employee organizing collective action, do not use corporate laptops, phones, or apps! This includes Work Chat, Messenger, and WhatsApp. Communication between employees is not privileged. You signed this away in your employment contract.
holy crap, that even applies to using personal devices on company property.
which I guess isn't that significant right now but still.
