[–] 5 points 3 years ago

It looks to be based on user ratings (for the sort), and could change dynamically

Likely a lot of people dog piled on Tesla, then read the others.

The Tesla one’s main issue is “they grab a lot of data and don’t seem competent protecting it” which is less bad than “we will sell your sexual history if we can grab it from the car, and have a lot of sensors too”

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  • [–] 10 points 3 years ago (1 child)

    I do appreciate seeing more perspectives, but Lemmygrad is open that they don’t intent to push things in good faith.

    I will say that the more socialist (than I’m used to) lemmy.ml has been interesting, but the lemmygrad spots are a silly but dangerous echo chamber

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  • [–] 5 points 3 years ago

    I agree with almost everything hog say, and strongly think WFH is the future and worth the costs.

    But I think physical security concerns are a fair one for some companies to hold for WFH, if they handle sensitive data where leaking is a concern.

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    I have a fresh install of windows 11, though this was an issue with win10 too. I also have an OLED monitor.

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