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Eleanor Saitta
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Thinking about security, failure, change, art, and living. Recruiting barbarians; complicate your narratives. Fractional CISO to startups via Systems Structure Ltd. HEL/NYC/LON
@hazelweakly
I feel like this list should still also include counting as number three
I feel like this list should still also include counting as number three
Tony Finchfrom my link log —
The SOC2 starting seven.
https://latacora.micro.blog/2020/03/12/the-soc-starting.html
saved 2020-03-13 https://dotat.at/:/Q9FN5.html
@jzb
Implemented OS-level age verification globally, apparently, in countries where there's no legal basis for it. Badly
Implemented OS-level age verification globally, apparently, in countries where there's no legal basis for it. Badly
@Viss
Implemented OS-level age verification globally, apparently, in countries where there's no legal basis for it. Badly.
Implemented OS-level age verification globally, apparently, in countries where there's no legal basis for it. Badly.
I'm looking forward to seeing Apple get sued into a cinder for this nonsense.
@SteveRudolfi
Well, I hope they enjoy direct and indirect liability for all losses that either the consumer or the site can claim as a result of hallucinations
Well, I hope they enjoy direct and indirect liability for all losses that either the consumer or the site can claim as a result of hallucinations
@quinn
@hacks4pancakes I think it's not that the days doesn't exist, but that the entities that have the tower data set are a) at least somewhat regulated, and b) interested in using a ~monopoly position to charge rent. It's worth it to Niantic to have their own free and unregulated copy, to rent for whatever purposes the industry is currently burning money.
@hacks4pancakes I think it's not that the days doesn't exist, but that the entities that have the tower data set are a) at least somewhat regulated, and b) interested in using a ~monopoly position to charge rent. It's worth it to Niantic to have their own free and unregulated copy, to rent for whatever purposes the industry is currently burning money.