We are talking about a single product here and bananas tend to be loss leaders at supermarkets anyway. 1.7million in a about 18 months thus around $100K per month. A lb is about 2 bananas at a cost of 0.50 per lb -> around $25K/month in sales of bananas potentially taken out of local economy.
This is precisely what these organization want. It is a way to turn your head the other way. "Look we know in order to remain competitive, rules have to be bent but we would prefer if you don't leave a trace within our infrastructure".
Actually if they indeed used the word "MAY" implies other samples may not be the same. Having even one sample meet the 50% threshold validates the statement. You know like ISP advertising "UP TO" 100mb/s internet but only a handful of locations can reach that speed.
Very true, when your primary metric is number of "active" users. There is a lot of incentive to game the system. something that can be easily accomplished.
Slashdot Mirror
We are talking about a single product here and bananas tend to be loss leaders at supermarkets anyway. 1.7million in a about 18 months thus around $100K per month. A lb is about 2 bananas at a cost of 0.50 per lb -> around $25K/month in sales of bananas potentially taken out of local economy.
Anonymizing IPs is rather simple. Poor excuse.
Google watches absolutely everything its employees do on their work laptops:
Just like they watch everything their users do...
Once the cat is out of the bag, they can't really have assurance that the files will be "returned" and copies not kept.
This is a way to deflect risk? Have Robots provide by design faulty compliance advice then blame them if you don't meet compliance requirements.
Most will be replaced by robots anyway.
This is precisely what these organization want. It is a way to turn your head the other way. "Look we know in order to remain competitive, rules have to be bent but we would prefer if you don't leave a trace within our infrastructure".
Actually if they indeed used the word "MAY" implies other samples may not be the same. Having even one sample meet the 50% threshold validates the statement. You know like ISP advertising "UP TO" 100mb/s internet but only a handful of locations can reach that speed.
This. A single supplier may have been delivering lower quality.
CBC claims there is around 50% of real chicken not that it is 50% soy. Remaining 50% are various fillers including soy.
Very true, when your primary metric is number of "active" users. There is a lot of incentive to game the system. something that can be easily accomplished.
Real estate prices in Vancouver can rival that of Bay Area, salaries not so much.
And those stories are relevant on a tech site because...?
This need mod points. Headline is a click-bait.
Verizon acquired AOL for 4.4B the year before...
Give points to this post. Core services acquired by Verizon will likely remain Yahoo branded.
Half the price, and twice as fast!
How much are the hackers selling it for?
I'm sure food advertisers would like to know what people are eating.
Because he believed it was a legitimate email, he trusted the embedded link to reset the password.
Well they do have a bug bounty program. If you count those involved, I'm sure you can hit a couple hundreds and more!
Do we know how the survey was conducted? Perhaps it was chose among "a. Mosk, b. Bezos c. Zuck d. Jobs"
They have over 600K employees - %5 of overhead/incompetent/irrelevant... is not that much.
Ad blockers are nice whitelisting solutions. Deny everything by default except sites I want to support. Guess what happens to google ads...
Once you purchase apple devices and accessories, you have no cash left - only debt.