I thought about something like this for the last 10 years when taking public transport.
It came again into my mind when I heard about tesla's biohazard filter system.
It's just ridiculous how we accept the status quo.
It can't be okay to be sick every year for 5-12 days and covid showed me no I don't have to be sick every year and don't get me wrong, clearly I'm not getting better in fighting this shit of if I have it every fucki g year.
What are long-term effects of being sick every year?
Pre-covid, I only ever had manager 1:1s in a meeting room, or much more commonly, walking around the campus. Very occasionally a 1:1 in a deserted corner of a cafeteria during non-meal hours.
You're right - any conversation at people's desks in an open plan office should essentially be considered open for anyone to listen and join in. Otherwise it's just plain rude or inappropriate.
Based on Snowden's stories you can assume that they went ahead as fbi/CIA national security threat which could mean fast access to isps and using zero days they do have.
If that's not enough and anyone of them is in the USA they do have access
Can your wallet be hard to crack? Yes but either use your zero day to get all data including a Password or book a little bit of supercomputer time for brute forcing.
They might have linguists available to help out with a dictionary attack.
As aluminum foil hat this might have sound in pre Snowden that's how it could have been played out.
It came again into my mind when I heard about tesla's biohazard filter system.
It's just ridiculous how we accept the status quo.
It can't be okay to be sick every year for 5-12 days and covid showed me no I don't have to be sick every year and don't get me wrong, clearly I'm not getting better in fighting this shit of if I have it every fucki g year.
What are long-term effects of being sick every year?