"Obviously, not easy for a creative ad agency"

I see a creative ad agency as one of the... easiest... to work from home.

Try doing it with a manufacturing plant, delivery service, or restaurant.

Isn't the point of a blockchain that the contents are publicly verifiable?

Isn't medical data something you don't want public?

Transportation is easy! Blimps!

This is probably way worse security for the techno-illiterate.

Attacker enters password.
Clueless user gets notification, taps it.
Attacker is let in.

Whereas before it would be:

Attacker enters password.
Clueless user gets a number that they don't know what to do with
Attacker is not let in.

You don't have a team of developers. You have a bunch of single-person teams. Don't try to manage it as a team.

Legos thrown on the floor.

Natural gas or oil plants.

Very likely the person doing the timing was either consistently late or consistently early and it was not an even distribution. Especially since they were getting no feedback on their accuracy.

They did say linux and osx are coming.

Chase sends me a text when a questionable charge comes in. I can text back to approve it.

Still have had false-positives, and still has never prevented fraud, but at least they make it easy.

Just put tinfoil over your sensors. Problem solved.

Couldn't the police just use the app?

How are seat configurations patentable anymore? Why hasn't someone generated every single configuration possible on a given plane and published it?

There is an artist in Vermont, a real estate person in Texas, and a guy in Britain who all routinely give my email address thinking it's their own.

It happens constantly. I've stopped being nice.

For the guy in Vermont, he signed up for voicemail. So I password-recovered his account, got his phone number, and gave him a call. Bastard got upset at me thinking it was a scam. Later... I got a request for a caricature for the police chief. So I drew one, MS paint style and sent a $300 invoice.

For the guy in Texas, I got some poor schmo's mortgage app sent to me from another real estate agent. I mean, full financial details. I replied letting them know they were probably breaking the law by sending it to me. I still get shit.

The guy in Britain has signed up for:
1. Online bill pay for his gas bill
2. Multiple online betting websites
3. A "find a naughty-housewife" website
I've password-recovered and closed all those accounts.

Get 16 laptops.