This relevant XKCD is a teenager now

I’d like to see a remake of The United States of America where Donald Trump is never the president.

This feels like less of a shower thought, and more of a dozing off to sleep thought doing math in your head.

The Venture Bros. is my go to show

+1000 for Bobby Fingers. Clearly you have good taste.

!dull_mens_club@lemmy.world

Wow, this is really cool!!!

Similar state as you, i hate the trend of making the phone slimmer with the expectation that you will get a case. I’d rather the phone have more battery and use the space efficiently, rather than expect it to be filled with just rubber

Did you get the name from an old TV remote?

Does this mean your mom had a kid after 60?

I’m so sorry this happened to you. The agent wasn’t the same gender? I’m pretty sure that is the protocol?

Won’t anyone think of the Nazi’s feelings!?

On browser side implementations or extensions, they can see the input into the form field. As for plain text, generally sites will send the plaintext password over HTTPS when logging in, and it’s the server side which hashes/salts, and compares to the value in the DB. Sites can reject or inform users to bad passwords this way, generally when changing the password. Cloudflare does offer a product to do this for sites to add warnings to the user if the credentials were found in a breach. More information on that here: https://blog.cloudflare.com/privacy-preserving-compromised-credential-checking/

Basically what other people in the comments are saying, but here is a video Matt Parker explaining it: https://youtu.be/j04IAbWCszg?t=461

Idk, I pay my health insurance premiums and then get my coverage denied and have to fight for what I paid for, is that fraud?

I guess it depends on the company and their policies. I’ve been an admin in Google Workspace, and it’s almost hard to avoid seeing some of the reports of the metadata of external incoming and outgoing email.

I remember we even had a rule for external emails with a name that employee name. This was mostly to identify and block scammers impersonating the CEO, but would also inadvertently catch a whole bunch of other weird stuff people were doing as well, but that was mostly someone setting up a shadow IT service that would send email with the name of an employee, which we’d then have to chase and figure out.

I’m less familiar with the MDM software running on laptops, it’s possible that each file copied to a thumb drive is logged, so that is totally a risk, but i imagine it would be harder to detect if that’s a common thing that people do at the org.

Yeah, that could depend on the level of monitoring and access they have, and what your risk level is. Since they say it’s a small company, the laptops might not be managed, but almost certainly they will have reports on incoming and outgoing emails, and a bcc to a gmail address would be a huge red flag. I would assume that small PDF files copied to a thumb drive wouldn’t raise suspicion, but you’d want to fly under the radar and not have the number of files be crazy or the file size be huge, since that would move you to the top of the list in an aggregated report, and have more eyes on you.

tried to delete emails to cover his ass

didn’t they get the email about not taking down the webserver

FYI, your employer will probably see these outgoing emails from your mailbox, it will turn up in logs and be very obvious for someone in IT who you don’t even know if they see emails going to a random gmail address. You probably signed something when you were hired about not doing this, and it might create an IT issue for you. Also, since it’s a bcc, your boss’s replies won’t be there, so it probably won’t do you as much good as you think in proving they told you so. I would not recommend doing this.

Depending on how much control they can see into your work laptop, i would recommend printing the email threads as PDFs and copying them to a thumb drive if you need them. This would be harder to detect, but if your laptop is managed by the org, and someone does have it out for you, they could be watching your every movement, so it isn’t 100% safe.

If you think you are being closely monitored, I guess your best course of action would be to get an HDMI capture device on a personal computer, and then record your monitor as you’re viewing the emails.