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John E. Bredehoft retweeted
Apple reportedly ceases Vision Pro production amid sluggish sales siliconangle.com/2025/01/01/… via @thecubetv
John E. Bredehoft retweeted
After a whole day of running around, I finally have some quiet time. Preparing for all the nerdy digital identity discussions I will have in the coming weeks, reading the second draft of @NISTcyber SP 800-63-4 is a must. I look forward to being part of @idpro_org book club. 🤓👩🏻🏫👓 #DigitalID #DigitalIdentity
John E. Bredehoft retweeted
Join our #webinar on August 13 at 11:00 AM EDT to experience no-code orchestration in action. Learn how to enhance your identity verification workflows with a powerful, easy-to-use drag-and-drop interface. #identityverification
Register now! hubs.ly/Q02KpB1l0
John E. Bredehoft retweeted
Interview hack.
When they ask "What is your biggest weakness?"
Say, "Interviewing."
Now they can't hold a poor interview against you and have to hire.
You're welcome
John E. Bredehoft retweeted
Interviewed Vinko Bogataj (agony of defeat guy) on a WWOS ski flying show from Planica, Slovenia in the 90’s. He got in a fender bender on the way. His first line..”every time I’m on ABC I crash.” – at Los Angeles, CA
ABC’s ‘Wide World of Sports’ debuted 60 years ago. It would go on to change sports television as we know it bostonglobe.com/2021/04/24/s…
John E. Bredehoft retweeted
A little experiment in these hot temps today. We put a clock/thermometer in a parked vehicle to see how fast the temperature rose.
It went from 80° to over 120° in just over ten minutes parked in the sun. Always make sure to check the back seat.
John E. Bredehoft retweeted
Update: We can now confirm the funds have been returned (minus a small amount lost to fees).
John E. Bredehoft retweeted
We’ll not disclose this research company because they don’t deserve recognition for their actions. We are treating this as a criminal case and are coordinating with law enforcement agencies accordingly. We’re thankful this issue was reported, but that’s where that thought ends.
John E. Bredehoft retweeted
Dear freelancer,
It’s not your responsibility to assume the chaos of your clients.
Lay out your process.
Advocate for yourself.
Advocate for the project.
And stick with it.
John E. Bredehoft retweeted
I don’t know who needs to hear this but recruiters aren’t the ones who decided we can’t give constructive interview feedback.
John E. Bredehoft retweeted
Just got my IPhone battery replaced.
$89
Lot cheaper than a new IPhone.
Should be good for another 3 years.
Why don’t more people do this?
John E. Bredehoft retweeted
If your pricing page doesn't actually have pricing, can we just... call it something else? Please?
John E. Bredehoft retweeted
I was all about renaming Azure AD to Entra ID, but this...I kinda hope "on-premises Microsoft Entra ID" is either a mistake or a joke! 😂🔥 @brdpoker
ALT A page titled "Secure Microsoft Entra groups" in the Microsoft Learn module for AZ-500: Manage identity and access. A line is highlighted that says, "Groups synced from on-premises Microsoft Entra ID can be managed only in on-premises Microsoft Entra ID."
John E. Bredehoft retweeted
Finally an article that points out the White Collar labor market is struggling despite what the general numbers say.
It’s no surprise there was a pullback from the Covid Zirp era. This is the first long stretch of a down market in tech hiring in over a decade.
While the market is slowly improving (from where I sit), I don’t think it gets better for everyone involved until interest rates get cut.
John E. Bredehoft retweeted
It’s day 193, and over 100 families are still waiting for their loved ones. My colleagues and I gathered tonight to call for the return of all hostages who remain in Gaza. #BringThemHomeNow
John E. Bredehoft retweeted
It’s 70 degrees and sunny in New Jersey.
I couldn’t think of a better way to spend 8 hours other than my cubicle with fluorescent lighting and no sense of time.
Here’s to providing maximum shareholder value!
John E. Bredehoft retweeted
“How do I stand out?”
The answer is deceptively simple.
What stands out? Something DIFFERENT than everything else.
But people are afraid of trying different things. We tend to just look at “what’s working” and copy that.
This is the polar opposite of standing out. This is blending in and creating derivative work.
Being truly different may fail. A lot of times, it does!
But being different is the path to breakout success. Every style or format that “works” started out feeling “different.”
The winners are those who experiment and innovate.