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  #2983044 15-Oct-2022 18:50
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rb99:

This 'Sign in with Google' thing I seem to e getting stuck with more and more recently.

 

 

Is that using a Google account or Google captcha tech? The latter is particularly insidious, they've convinced vast numbers of sites to use this fabulous free service *cough*Geekzone*cough* which means you need to enable Google-sourced Javascript on each site you log onto so they can harvest everything about every site you use enough to have an account there.

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  #2983047 15-Oct-2022 18:57
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neb:
rb99:

 

This 'Sign in with Google' thing I seem to e getting stuck with more and more recently.

 

Is that using a Google account or Google captcha tech? The latter is particularly insidious, they've convinced vast numbers of sites to use this fabulous free service *cough*Geekzone*cough* which means you need to enable Google-sourced Javascript on each site you log onto so they can harvest everything about every site you use enough to have an account there.

 

Its this rubbish, just appeared in the last few days -

 





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  #2983049 15-Oct-2022 19:04
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rb99:

Its this rubbish, just appeared in the last few days -

 

 

 

Oh, that's not that uncommon, replacing the previous Sign in with Facebook everywhere. Just ignore it and rejoice in giving the finger to Google.

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  #2983050 15-Oct-2022 19:09
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Put "#google_one_tap_prompt { display: none; }" in your stylesheet.


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  #2983054 15-Oct-2022 19:42
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Thanks. That sounds handy. Whats a style sheet ?

 

I'll see what Firefox has got. I'll Google that in Firefox...

 

(Might not be that uncommon, but its new to me, unfortunately)





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  #2983151 15-Oct-2022 19:53
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It seems to be a little fiddly in Firefox.


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  #2983152 15-Oct-2022 20:02
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floydbloke:

 

Job ads that laud benefits like bonuses, superannuation and health insurance but give no indication of base salary.

 

It's all moot if the bottom line isn't right.

 

 

 

 

One of the oddities we noticed when we first moved to NZ was the lack of salaries and so on in job adverts.

 

 

 

A typical UK job ad would have said something like "Salary £55-75,000, 25 days annual leave, company car and pension scheme" somewhere but the ads when we arrived here in 05 seldom mentioned salary or conditions at all.

 

My wife's first question to recruiters even now is "what is the role paying".






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  #2983153 15-Oct-2022 20:07
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Even internal vacancies at my work are a bit like that. They do have the details... but they go to lengths to hide them by saying e.g. "grade 13" and then you need to find and look at a separate document to see what that actually means.


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  #2983154 15-Oct-2022 20:09
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Geektastic:

 

A typical UK job ad would have said something like "Salary £55-75,000, 25 days annual leave, company car and pension scheme" somewhere but the ads when we arrived here in 05 seldom mentioned salary or conditions at all.

 

My wife's first question to recruiters even now is "what is the role paying".

 

 

If you use Seek, you can often narrow it down to an indicated range, but that doesn't necessarily mean the company is willing to pay to the maximum extent of the range, or that the recruiter is sticking to the ranges the employer has indicated. Often, pertinent details are completely absent from the ads anyway.

 

The situation is worse in software development, where 'agile' renders job titles almost meaningless, with little to no consistency from one company to the next. Makes a bit of a joke of recruiters who only want to shift people around based on job title, but it also means a job may pay a fraction of what the same job title may pay elsewhere.

 

"IT Manager"... senior management position, or a lone individual helping the owner fix his spreadsheet? Could go either way.


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  #2983156 15-Oct-2022 21:06
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@Geektastic:

 

@floydbloke:

 

Job ads that laud benefits like bonuses, superannuation and health insurance but give no indication of base salary.

 

It's all moot if the bottom line isn't right.

 

 

One of the oddities we noticed when we first moved to NZ was the lack of salaries and so on in job adverts.

 

A typical UK job ad would have said something like "Salary £55-75,000, 25 days annual leave, company car and pension scheme" somewhere but the ads when we arrived here in 05 seldom mentioned salary or conditions at all.

 

 

You're welcome: What's the Salary? (whatsthesalary.com)

 

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  #2983157 15-Oct-2022 21:23
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@neb:

 

Is that using a Google account or Google captcha tech? The latter is particularly insidious, they've convinced vast numbers of sites to use this fabulous free service *cough*Geekzone*cough* which means you need to enable Google-sourced Javascript on each site you log onto so they can harvest everything about every site you use enough to have an account there.

 

 

As you may have already learn from previous replies above, no it's not the captcha, but the "Login with".

 

About captcha, I have a few very specific use cases:

 

- Avoid spam via contact form
- Prevent credential stuffing in our login page 
- Prevent visitors spaming people by entering email addresses in our registration page
- Identify possible automated visits to prevent click fraud
- Prevent undesired bots from accessing our pages and unnecessary system load

 

This is one of many different things we use to prevent those things from happening. I run the code in all pages because reCAPTCHA v3 is not a "YES/NO" robot thing but a suspicious score. Below you see the amount of traffic that could be malicious - not necessarily bots:

 

 

Loading data from our database into Power BI I can see things like the average score for one's account, on different browser types, country or IP address:

 

 

As per our privacy policy, all this data is used to keep our platform safe.





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  #2983166 15-Oct-2022 22:31
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Back pain. I have been hobbling about all week with entirely unattributed back pain and because we are all wall flowers and cannot by Panacodeine over the counter in NZ and I cannot take Ibuprofen there is very little I can do but hope it goes away.

 

It's even agony to sneeze - so I looked that up and this was on a Singaporean website:

 

"Should I hold my sneeze in?

 

A big NO! You could end up bursting your throat badly."

 

 

 

Best not do that then - I don't want that as well.

 

On the vaguely plus side I have a GP appointment on Tuesday that has nothing to do with back pain - but it will now.

 

 






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  #2983170 15-Oct-2022 22:40
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Geektastic:...On the vaguely plus side I have a GP appointment on Tuesday that has nothing to do with back pain - but it will now.

 

At Riccarton Clinic you would pay for two appointment slots (Whether it takes that long or not if it wasn't disclosed when the appointment was made!).


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  #2983177 16-Oct-2022 02:18
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Men's cold - the absolute "deadliest" and most serious disease in the world.





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  #2983178 16-Oct-2022 06:15
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freitasm:

 

You're welcome: What's the Salary? (whatsthesalary.com)

 

 

That's handy. Thanks.


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