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One thing that the standup helped me was getting blocked by a senior developer.He would never answer my questions normally. But once we started with scrum and daily standups, there was that I am blocked because of something that can be answered by another developer within 15 minutes. Standups make a team working.


To survive, GItHub must provide the way to encrypt private repositories so that they can make sure that files cannot be read by github employees. Would that be possible?


Microsoft is the number two cloud vendor. When they violate the privacy of their paying customers, they are dead.

And no, telemetry is about privacy but not the same as reading the data/code itself.


> Microsoft is the number two cloud vendor. When they violate the privacy of their paying customers, they are dead.

Perhaps it's different for paying customers, but I do have evidence of them scanning my OneDrive about ten year ago and them reading Skype chats about a year ago. I bet if someone uploads the OS X source code to OneDrive, or perhaps a private Github repository, the good parts of its design would somehow make it into Windows. Or perhaps something else that they can use, I'm pretty sure they'll check that out before making an acquisition offer.


Perhaps it's besides the point, but core osx is open source as Darwin and XNU, and I don't see much value in them. NT hybrid kernel is extremely well designed, and there is an ecosystem built around it. It is extremely unlikely anyone at Microsoft will find anything aiding in Office 98 compatability online...


I think we should be more careful to distinguish between accessing data and "big data" usage like stats, ads, ... (and scanning illegal stuff). The later is "normal" business while the other is a real breach of trust.


I'm pretty sure they don't ban Skype accounts based on algorithms alone, seems risky.


> evidence of them scanning my OneDrive

Microsoft publically states that they scan OneDrives for forbidden content, like pornography (yes, all pornography is forbidden on OneDrive, not just child pornography).

> I bet if someone uploads the OS X source code to OneDrive, or perhaps a private Github repository, the good parts of its design would somehow make it into Windows

The OS X kernel is open source, and that's the most valuable part of the OS X source code. It's not like Microsoft can import the OS X window styles. https://github.com/apple/darwin-xnu


>The OS X kernel is open source, and that's the most valuable part of the OS X source code

Uh, no.


Gist of the story - "IF ONLY MARK ZUCKERBERG CARED ABOUT THE PRIVACY OF THE REST OF THE WORLD AS MUCH AS HE DID HIS OWN"


Is there someone at Facebook that does the same as Lea Kissner?


Just test dots sont matter, And really they don't matter


Today I switched off the location tracking for Facebook on my Phone. I never enter the correct birthday on Facebook. Unfortunately we cann't trust any of the tech companies.There are a lot of people working and keeping track of security for now seems impossible. Anyone in the company can put in code with a security hole. May be AI in future can help in making systems secure. For now, none of the apps is secure. There are companies that can unlock any iphone. Would you leave apple for that?


Disable/uninstall FB from your phone completely and use https://mbasic.facebook.com in the browser instead.


we have more love than hate. Good to see that in secret passowrds.

   iloveyou - 1,462,146
   iloveu - 179,992
   ihateyou - 58,656


Google just wants to take control of publishers. And then dictate to them what they can do or not, when a publisher page is displayed in an email. No, to AMP for email


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