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This is slightly different but webex makes me change my password every 30 days... It's ridiculous...

Washington DC has for one not doubled. I'm not sure you're statement is accurate.

Check out wunderlist. It also syncs to your computer. You could set up a template list and just duplicate from that for each needed instance.

I'm curious what kind of impact a design like this would have on pilots getting checked out in the aircraft.

I completely agree but the consideration is your phone is dead and you need to get ahold of someone. You should be able to easily memorize some way to contact emergency contacts IMO.

Depends who the audience is.

Honey pot is defined as an enticing source of pleasure or reward.

So the title works for the non techy.

(Possibly) not lose their shit (any definition)

This is the funniest thing I've read all day.

You mean the guy that confounded PayPal?

What's this obsession with people seeing some failures and using them to sum up a person? Many of the greatest also failed at times...

Agreed. History certain supports your statement.

We have 10 carriers and air bases all over the world...

Is it possible the "slowness" was DNS lookups possibly for the reporting?

He's likely an llc taxed as an S-Corp. You don't pay taxes out of your business, profits after write offs are added to your return with a K1. You're likely thinking of a C-Corp.

I use Teams with one of my customers and Slack for most of my customers. I personally prefer Slack but Teams seems to get better day by day. Teams has threads down better than slack which can make it more advantageous. I think slack is better when it comes to being involved in different projects with different customers. I also prefer the ease of onboarding people to slack.

Please elaborate on "questionable corporate behavior". Everything else you said is matter of opinion and slack's growth would speak to the exact opposite.

"no encryption" - There is encryption, not end to end but data is encrypted at rest: https://slack.com/security

"horrible clients" - I disagree. They're not perfect but they work and are consistent 99.999% of the time.

"mistreatment of irc users" - People need to get over this. It's not IRC. That's like being upset that email doesn't support fax well enough.

While the encryption keys would be at amazon the slack data would be on "slack's servers" (AWS or elsewhere) meaning that both slack and AWS location of the keys would have to be compromised and then somehow associated to each other.

The problem is the average person doesn't have the money to pay a lawyer to fight off a company - especially the ones with teams of lawyers who need something to do.

I'm not saying that's not admirable but shouldn't your adult child have this figured out by now?

This may be irrelevant but I'm curious why he chose a picture of himself to be at the top of his article? Seems completely irrelevant to the story but makes me wonder about him.

I saw what you did there :)

My 3 year old daughter told me that I was a "fabulous dad" the other day. Neither my wife or I use that word. It's amazing what kids can say and think.

This exactly. I've been very clear to my wife I don't want that at all.

The biggest problem with your argument is that you're talking about "cities" only and ignoring the rest of the country. Cities make up 3.5% of the US land: https://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2015/cb15-33....

I like the idea of large cities improving their public transportation systems and having parking lots on the outskirts but it doesn't make financial sense in the smaller size cities. There are lots of people like me that live in a small down and commute into a city (60k people). I'd love better public transportation but it only makes financial sense in the "downtown" areas.

Not sure why this appears to be down voted. It's pretty true. There are 1000s of cities/towns in the midwest that having a car/truck makes more sense.

Thank you!

Do you have a citation by any chance? I completely believe you (Because I've seen some things that appear untrue) but want to have it to use as supporting evidence in a debate.

Didn't read your comment first. I completely agree with you here.

Not quite sure what the implication here.

I'm very confident that every one of those police officers lives with that horror every single day. While I completely agree that mental health should be treated better and have more options available; you can never know if the person just wants to harm themselves or take the officer down too.

The police are trained to go in first and clear the situation. The problem isn't that you should be afraid to call the police for suicide concerns, it's what happens next.

Our system has completely failed the the suicidal, mentally ill, etc. You have almost no legitimate options for help. I recently heard of a story of someone who was put in jail when they threatened their own life. It's not the police's fault though, they have no options to them.

I'm just glad you were able to corellate saving lives and spam emails. /s

Do you have a link to what the "knife edge exercise" is?

Thanks!