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Cake day: September 29th, 2023

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  • I’m curious if anybody knows here since Lemmy is full of privacy and tech whizzes. If someone were to travel for work and had to take their work device and that person worked for the government or other equally classified entity, would the border patrol still be able to review all that? What about like medical records covered under PIPEDA/HIPAA?

    The article simply says “yes they can search your electronics” but wouldn’t gov classified info be covered more securely under some other law?

    I’m not going down there, just a thought that came up reading the article.











  • I’m getting sick of the people on this app being 50yr racist and self centered manager/ceo… that I have to contact :)

    Boy do I have some bad news about the workforce for you…

    In all seriousness, I’m not sure about your field specifically but most companies will have a ‘career’ section on their website. You can usually browse jobs/apply through there.

    There are also job opportunity aggregators like Indeed, Monster (is monster still a thing?), probably other alternatives in your country.

    Your school/teachers might also be able to help you network and get in contact with companies, especially if you make a good impression.

    Good luck!










  • The Blackfoot nation on which Maslow based his hierarchy of needs would actually have a celebration each year where they’d give everything they’d amassed away.

    The actual basis for the “hierarchy” of needs is essentially that a community takes care of each other so that all needs are met, and this is found not just in Blackfoot but along the majority of indigenous cultures. (I write in quotes because it was never really a hierarchy, it was more of a cyclical chain of getting needs met)

    There’s a really good read on what inspired the Hierarchy of Needs here. Most of the changes that Maslow made to his findings were actually due to him wanting to make it more palatable for his individualistic colonial audience.