Completely unsurprising. Just like for Facebook, there’s no place for Zoom in any of my computers and devices > Zoom says free users won’t get end-to-end encryption so FBI and police can access calls https://t.co/YS4AxqLwMk

@NickPanzak I won’t go into the details of it, but, fundamentally, I created my own version of “Sign in with Apple”.

I completely overhauled my login approach to online services in a way to 1) reduce my exposure after their data breach 2) identify who unauthorizedly sold my information to spammers 3) to terminate that spam permanently. In the process, I got rid of Facebook SSO everywhere, too.

Hey @spotify, can you please get in touch ASAP? I want to change the email address in the profile by detaching it from Facebook login, and you make it impossible.

@tom_howarth I think many do. Some of the most intelligent, observant, and cultured people I ever met are CIOs. Oftentimes, they don’t say “no” for different reasons.

@TwitchiH @grafana Happy to have that conversation any time, Richard.

Just like certain ideas can turn design ugly, certain ideas can turn infrastructure operations, application management, and enterprise governance ugly. Just like you can say “no” to ugly design, you can say “no” to ugly management ideas. CIOs: use the power of no more often.

A real example of applied #AI, explained in a wonderfully clear way by @pcuenq. If you are interested in photography and where it’s going in the future, but you are not an AI expert, you can still read this > Magic ML: The Making-Of – Camera+ 2 Blog https://t.co/O7KPF4qliV

In the last few weeks, I spent quite some time looking into Loki, the open source logging system originally contributed by @Grafana. From an enterprise management standpoint, I rarely see open source projects with such enormous potential.

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