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[medicaldevicesindustrynews]

The Growth of the U.S. Data Loss Prevention (DLP) Software Market

With the rapid digitization of businesses and the rise in cyber threats, the demand for Data Loss Prevention (DLP) software in the U.S. is growing significantly. Organizations across various industries are increasingly investing in DLP solutions to protect sensitive information, ensure compliance with data security regulations, and mitigate financial losses due to data breaches. Key Drivers of…

[kndrules]

:D

[palmtreepalmtree]

I got a really aggressive email this morning from someone who disagrees with my legal advice, and now I just feel like throwing out my laptop.

[zeldahime]

college instructors put your preferred form of address in the syllabus or, like, literally anywhere challenge: impossible

[maybe-i-should-try-harder]

If you genuinely think jared helped evan forge the emails just for the 20 bucks I'll look at you a lil weird bc like.. genuinely, how?

[thelastspeecher]

Me, very politely in an email to my department: This would be a very long day of work, would someone be willing to help me out?

One co-worker's reply: It's just an extra hour. Stop being a whiny piss baby. Just drive four hours, do three hours work, drive another hour, do about half an hour's work, and then drive two more hours all in one day like a fucking grown-up.

[madametamma]

Sign the petition and email your legislators to help protect libraries from project 2025

[poeaxtry]

Go ahead and send mass emails of nonsense to the email address in the photo.

Federal employees are told to name colleagues who work in DEI roles or risk 'adverse consequences'

[nylarac]

another thing that massively pisses me off.

when you call someplace and they want your first and last name and a ton of other personal info just to answer a simple general question that Does Not involve you specifically in the slightest

you literally don't need to know all that just answer my question!!!!!!

[goldkirk]

past me squirreled away so many little bread crumbs over the years to lead me back to information and records and things that I kept that I didn’t consciously allow myself to understand I might need someday again

[hideyseek]

ok hell yeah im shifting back into shen wei feelings time. thank god

[raymondshieldsofficial]

was talking with my parents about AI today and they had some genuinely really interesting perspectives on it

my mum is an oncology pharmacist and said that AI could be really useful for analysing test results and identifying potentially cancerous tumours in patients’ scans. essentially, it could highlight areas that the oncologist looking over the results may want to focus on. but they’d never leave it up to AI to diagnose the patient (ignoring that this would likely lead to biopsies and further tests, etc)

my dad is a software engineer. he’s 61 and wrote his dissertation on a typewriter because word processors either weren’t invented or not common enough that a university student could have one. he’s worked with computers pretty much since they were invented (in the modern sense). he put some code he was working on into the AI at his work just to see how good it was. it pulled up one line of code, that was abnormal for a specific reason that helped it to do what it needed to do. he told it the reason and apparently the AI was like “oh yeah.” and ran another analysis and the code was fine. which he knew because coding chips for household appliances is relatively simple compared to working on the Opportunity rover. but he still checked it over because he’s an old tech guy and will die before he has a “smart” appliance. real.

my point is, that they both used AI for things that actively helped their jobs. it could help increase the productivity of oncologists, in my mum’s case, and if you know anything about cancer you know that time is of the essence. in my dad’s case, it potentially could have highlighted a potential error that needed to be fixed before the code was sent off for second testing or whatever the fuck- I don’t know, I used to work in oncology myself but never in tech. but it could’ve saved him embarrassment and also several weeks of crashing out over broken code, which has happened in the past. he’s on first name terms with the guy who runs the test branch in Vietnam now. but my point is, no one took AI’s answer for granted. they used it and analysed it. there is not ever going to be a world where an oncologist will look at an AI result and feed back to a patient without fully analysing it, using AI as an assist if that.

my current job is in corporate and they’re desperately pushing for us to use it more - for emails, customer communications, etc, because it’s “quicker”.

another thing about my parents is that they’re both artists. my mum is a traditional artist and my dad is a photographer. they’ve both won awards. I’m an aspiring writer. one thing we all agreed on is that AI needs to stay the fuck out of creative industries. when I push to publish, I am going to have a clause in my contract that AI cannot be used in any capacity relating to my work.

I am currently the reason our area manager has to ban discussing the morals of AI every time he mentions the implementation in meetings.

AI could be brilliant for the medical field. it could stop stupid errors going through in the tech field. but it needs human oversight.

[wardensantoineandevka]

waiting eagerly for an email from someone during this political moment while subscribed to a lot of newsletters and newspapers is just like, "UGH, another update about the election? everyone stop emailing me until I hear from Robert"

[th3-c0ll3ct3r]

Preaching to all people who think some content creator are messaging minor for no reason

aka Twitter/tumblr cross over users.

AhEm... YOUR INTERNET PROVIDER(S) CAN SEE THE THINGS YOU DO WITH YOUR INTERNET AND THAT INCLUDES MESSAGING

(and discord... because you're using the internet to get on there... As hotspots too)

This means if a content creator is messaging a minor in an inappropriate or bullying way (in the UK at least) they would come knocking at you door asking for all your personal information, identification, means of contact and be asking questions.

Has that content creator been arrest yet? Nope.

Is cyber bullying/harassment a crime in the UK?

Yes! Under the laws:

Protection from Harassment Act 1997

Malicious Communications Act 1988

Defamation Act 2017

And can even prevent you from getting jobs in the future of your employment wants to look at your social media! Which is legal! (as in they want to make sure you're not a weirdo or anything! They can't deny you a job based on political stuff or opinions on other companies!)

Is messaging a minor inappropriately a crime?

FUCK YES‼️‼️

Sooooooo keep this in mind when you post things online, that the government CAN BE INFORMED OF YOUR ACTIONS ON THE INTERNET BY YOUR INTERNET PROVIDER IF YOU DO SOMETHING SUSPICIOUS OR THAT BREAKS THE LAW

[andoutofharm]

ngl it is getting harder to go to work and act like everything is business as usual when we keep getting the most unprofessionally written emails about incredibly fucked up new policies or changes or standards or whatever else they think up next. i hate it here i hate it here i h

[luxurysystems]

Irwin,

I’m probably the last person you want to hear from. You’re also probably wondering how I got your email address—blame Ken. I know how you are so I’ll get straight to the point. I’ve come across a lucrative deal that I just can’t ignore, and I need you. I need you for one last job.

Even though we’ve ignored each other for— God knows how long— I just had to reach out because you’re the only one I trust. Should you choose to accept this job, I’ll split everything down the middle and I swear this’ll be the last time that you’ll have to protect me.

-Ted

P.s. If all goes well, I’d love nothing more than to catch up. I’ve missed you. There is so much that I need to tell you.

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