I know nothing, nothing about bittorent. And I just accidentally spent two hours last night at that Taryn Manning wallpaper site. Actually, somebody else must have been using my computer. I'll ask the dogs.
That's really interesting and, while creepy, it sounds like they're making an effort to not be evil.
I'm not quite sure what I make of that, honestly, but definitely worth reading.
Maybe I'll stop putting the Moby e-mail on my resume.
3: No search tools can penetrate Unfogged, so you're safe.
Based on years of reading other people's emails for litigation, the number one rule I've learned is: don't make jokes. Ever. In any way that anyone could ever conceivably take out of context.
And yet I spend hours here making inappropriate jokes. Paradox!
don't make jokes
Can I still borrow other people's?
But ultimately the bottom line, and my takeaway, is that these kind of services actually make a lot of sense.
Insanometer tripped. It makes sense, if you're going to learn about potential employees through the Internet, to screen out information you aren't supposed to use. As a normative matter, I think social networks should not be fair game for employment checks. Public real-name Internet postings, news articles, etc., sure. Of course, there's no reason employers should be expected to follow such a norm absent legislation.
Of course, there's no reason employers should be expected to follow such a norm absent legislation.
And there's no reason they should be expected to do anything but pretend to follow it, present legislation.
A year ago tomorrow. Called her in to the office soon after her first day, and explained privacy settings.
|| Has anyone seen Tree of Life? I could see going . . .|>
10: There was a brief discussion here. Blume said she absolutely hated it. Someone else said he rather enjoyed it, though his wife walked out.
There's a NYRB review here: that's all I know about it myself. It made me less than enthusiastic, but it's just one review.
Three Posts on ToL from AUFS. These will excite you.
I mean, this is certainly my kind of movie, but I watch paint dry, and if there isn't a double suicide at the presume, I presume they lost a reel.
Watched Lower Depths three times last week. There was a double suicide at the end. For those that know it, I'll be glad to argue about that.
9: Surprise!
10: I saw it and enjoyed it, although I did leave to get snacks during one long useless scene.
Shorter article: doesn't it make sense in this world of internet freedom for our employers to do a full cavity search and isn't it neat you can now get a disinterested third party to do it?
Fscking gizmodo should die in a fire.