Re:NYT posts correction due to effects of “Millenials to Sna...
by samfriedman on Thursday March 08, 2018 @12:31PM
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I'm more surprised that a journalist, whose job is ostensibly focused on the accurate reading and writing of textual information, would run such an extension on their work device.
Re:NYT posts correction due to effects of “Millenials to Sna...
by ocdtrekkie on Thursday March 08, 2018 @01:18PM
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FWIW, in the BYOD era, it's no longer a safe assumption that they were on their "work device", or that their "work device" was not also their personal one.
Re:NYT posts correction due to effects of “Millenials to Sna...
by Kelbit on Thursday March 08, 2018 @01:27PM
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Or in the case of Chrome, that the extension didn't auto-install on a work device when they logged in.
Re:NYT posts correction due to effects of “Millenials to Sna...
by revx on Thursday March 08, 2018 @12:20PM
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I probably shouldn't use it but it's so funny. Probably the most interesting effect is that the two words "cloud" and "butt" are becoming conflated in my mind. If someone said that it was "butty" out today I would know exactly what they meant.
Re:NYT posts correction due to effects of “Millenials to Sna...
by waaalsh on Thursday March 08, 2018 @12:33PM
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If I remember correctly, "Cloud to Butt" was completely open source and easy to self-install if you didn't want any updates added. You could see that it just ran through the DOM and did a text replace.
[0]Seriously, you shouldn't run any extensions at all that aren't by very trusted parties. Especially ones that can see and modify the contents of websites you view.