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FAANGcel here. Subpar ethnicity. Never had s*x, learned to code at a young age. Math and programming competitions, 1 leetcode every day since college junior year. What a waste. The big companies are mostly job programs. The small pockets of smart people are fart sniffers who don't actually do anything useful but rewrite the dataplane in rust because why not. Startups are mostly the same. Scamming investor money until they can dump it onto the next bag holder. The irony is that the author of the article I linked is himself a scammer who has shipped relatively little. Makes you want to unalive yourself when you realize you are but another strag to kindle the cash burning fire.
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About the taken over plugin:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41821400 (12+ comments)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41821336 (70+ comments)
Dang will probably merge the two threads soon.
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- Healthy : "Firefox users be like..."
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Hacker News:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41809698 (309 comments)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41757178 (53 comments)
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A company that supplies thousands of workers for Silicon Valley's technology industry and other Bay Area employers intentionally discriminated against non-Indian workers, a jury has found.
The jury verdict against Cognizant, founded in Chennai and now headquartered in New Jersey, came Friday in a class-action lawsuit that revolved around claims the firm abused the H-1B visa process. The visa is intended for workers with specialized skills, and Silicon Valley tech firms rely on it heavily to secure top talent and also to obtain workers for lower-level jobs via Cognizant and other staffing firms.
Three U.S.-born workers described in the lawsuit as "Caucasian" — Vartan Piroumian of California, Christy Palmer of Arizona and Edward Cox of Texas — sued Cognizant in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles in 2017. Another plaintiff described as Caucasian, Jean-Claude Franchitti, a green card holder from France, joined as a plaintiff later.
The lawsuit claimed Cognizant ousted many non-Indian workers by first taking them off projects and "benching" them without work, then keeping them benched until firing them in accordance with a company policy.
Federal government data show Cognizant obtains H-1B visas for hundreds of Indian citizens to work in Bay Area jobs per year, said Ron Hira, a Howard University professor who studies the visa and testified for the plaintiffs in the lawsuit. {snip}
The H-1B has become a political flashpoint. Critics point to abuses including replacement of U.S. workers by visa holders, while the tech industry lobbies to boost the annual cap on new visas past 85,000.
The most recent research, by the Bay Area Council, showed nearly 60,000 foreign citizens on the H-1B were approved to work for Bay Area companies in 2019. The vast majority are from India.
Because of Cognizant's preference for Indian workers, it seeks as many visas as possible, and the company has become a top recipient of H-1B visas by submitting visa applications tied to "jobs that do not exist," the lawsuit alleged.
Franchitti, with a PhD in computer science, was hired in 2007, and in his nine years at Cognizant as a director and executive, witnessed the company's preference for Indians on visas, the lawsuit claimed. When he secured new business for the company, his manager "would staff the client projects with visa-holding employees from India, rather than non-Indian members of Mr. Franchitti's group who were already in the U.S. and available for this work," the lawsuit alleged.
Franchitti was fired in 2016 after complaining repeatedly that he was being made to sign hundreds of fraudulent invitation letters supporting H-1B visa applications for jobs that didn't exist {snip}
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They were up for like 5 hours before they went down again lol
prior post about the data breach
Everything is supposedly ok according to them, they're just "upgrading their systems"
- eva_isachud : typical libtard dumbocrats amirite
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This form of email verification, much like /biz/'s modified email verification, requires the user to wait 15 minutes to post, or verify their email. At least there's a way to skip having to wait 300 seconds (if a thread) or 60 seconds (if a reply), but I tried verifying with protonmail and it took nearly a minute to send the email.
- HailVictory1776 : Lmfao bongs cucking to mauritiBIPOCs
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Quote from the article
Hunt told BleepingComputer that the threat actor shared the Internet Archive's authentication database nine days ago and it is a 6.4GB SQL file named "ia_users.sql." The database contains authentication information for registered members, including their email addresses, screen names, password change timestamps, Bcrypt-hashed passwords, and other internal data.
The hackers added a message saying "See 31 million of you on HIBP!" (Have I Been Pwned)
https://nitter.poast.org/vxunderground/status/1844122743727673366#m
Another tweet
Archive.org is temporarily offline. It was also suffering from a DDOS attack. The Internet Archive made a statement about the DDOS attack but not the hack.
https://nitter.poast.org/internetarchive/status/1844134181451989331#m
Yesterday's DDOS attack on @internetarchive repeated today. We are working to bring archive.org back online.
https://nitter.poast.org/Sn_darkmeta/status/1844080692772401399#m
The BlackMeta hacktivist group claimed to be behind the DDOS attack because the US supported Israel
They are under attack because the archive belongs to the USA, and as we all know, this horrendous and hypocritical government supports the genocide that is being carried out by the terrorist state of "Israel".
Update (02:18 UTC): It's back online. Update tweet is below.
https://nitter.poast.org/brewster_kahle/status/1844183111514603812#m
What we know: DDOS attack–fended off for now; defacement of our website via JS library; breach of usernames/email/salted-encrypted passwords.
What we've done: Disabled the JS library, scrubbing systems, upgrading security.
Will share more as we know it.
Edit 2: Screenshot of a deleted tweet by BlackMeta
https://nitter.poast.org/textfiles/status/1844200200203796660#m
The Internet Archive is also down again. More update tweets:
https://nitter.poast.org/brewster_kahle/status/1844326137499177312#m (October 10, 10:36 UTC)
Sorry, but DDOS folks are back and knocked archive.org and openlibrary.org offline.
@internetarchive is being cautious and prioritizing keeping data safe at the expense of service availability.
Will share more as we know it.
https://nitter.poast.org/brewster_kahle/status/1844485102312751421#m (October 10, 21:08 UTC)
Update: @internetarchive's data has not been corrupted. Services are currently stopped to upgrade internal systems.
We are working to restore services as quickly and safely as possible.
Sorry for this disruption.
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To create a digital avatar, you'll need to record an initial video of yourself that Zoom's AI will use to make an avatar that looks — and even sounds — like you. From there, you can write the message you want your AI avatar to say and then have it do all the talking for you. This feature will only work with Zoom's Clips feature, allowing you to record brief video updates for your colleagues.
The custom AI avatars are rolling out early next year as part of Zoom's custom AI Companion add-on, which will cost an extra $12 per month.
You know that HR losers and middle managers who need to fill their day by looking productive are going to love this shit.
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Are we ready for a world where our data is exposed at a glance? @CaineArdayfio and I offer an answer to protect yourself here:https://t.co/LhxModhDpk pic.twitter.com/Oo35TxBNtD
— AnhPhu Nguyen (@AnhPhuNguyen1) September 30, 2024
Better get your social credit score up folks.
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