An employee not in a position of power at Google has an opinion that questions collective wisdom. Worse, some people agree with him. zOMG, break out the pitchforks! eyeroll

The people who claim to be pro-diversity are anything but when it comes to promoting a diversity of ideas. Which is ironic because diversifying race and gender naturally diversifies ideas.

The Google engineer is not questioning whether promoting diversity is a good thing or not, he's asking if they're going about promoting it the right way. The fact you can't even bring it up without getting excoriated, much less have an adult conversation about it, is what his piece is about.

wow, my friend, good luck to you.

true but my boss doesn't necessarily know about 10C… :P

The good/bad thing about most of your "work" activities being on the public Internet? Your boss can check up on you.

@kdfrawg I believe I renewed in March or April, so it doesn't impact me right away. Still, I'm definitely considering my options.

Have to say, I'm a little less enamored of LastPass now that they've double the annual fee [blog.lastpass.com].

@kdfrawg personally I consider the fog a feature. :)

@kdfrawg I'm not saying there haven't been visibility issues coming into Seattle, it's just far less common than the issues I experience with SFO.

The more I dig into Jive, the less impressed I am with their software. Today's example: RSS feeds.

I'm pretty sure the links and GUIDs specified in an RSS feed are supposed to contain a full URL. In this [community.checkpoint.com] feed, they do not, meanwhile the full feed [community.checkpoint.com] has correct URLs.

Unless you're in the 1% of the 1%, you couldn't afford it. :P