ESO’s powerful VISTA telescope has just delivered a breathtaking infrared portrait of the Orion Nebula — one of the most iconic star-forming regions in our night sky.
By piercing through the thick veils of cosmic dust that normally hide so much from optical telescopes, VISTA has revealed a wealth of previously unseen stars and intricate structures buried deep within the nebula’s glowing clouds.
The result is a spectacular, richly detailed view that shows the chaotic beauty of stellar birth in a whole new light.
Credit: ESO/J. Emerson/VISTA, Cambridge Astronomical Survey Unit
Yesterday's total solar eclipse in parts of Europe – and the partial eclipse in parts of North America – gave us spectacular views. @NASAHQPhoto was on location to capture the sights. See more: https://t.co/IQ6yWeVbXl
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Privacy tip for job seekers: Use a dedicated email, dedicated phone number, and be careful where you upload your CV.
Job applications create a surprisingly large attack surface.
#privacy
Recruitment platforms collect enough information to build a near-complete profile of a person:
identity
location
career history
education
immigration status
behavioral patterns
Yet transparency around retention and sharing is often terrible.
One of the biggest privacy risks today is unemployment.
The moment people start searching for work, they are pressured into giving extremely sensitive personal data to countless platforms and recruiters.
We need better standards for hiring privacy.
Applying for jobs online feels like spraying your personal data across the internet and hoping every company handles it responsibly.
Most candidates never know:
where data is stored
who accesses it
if it’s shared with third parties
when it gets deleted
Job hunting is becoming a privacy nightmare.
To apply for jobs, people upload CVs, addresses, phone numbers, visa/passport, & full work history into dozens of unknown ATS platforms & job boards.
Most have no idea where that data goes, who accesses it, or how long
It stored
@MKBHD Almost no difference. In total there is no point to focus on phone cameras, companies should work on battery life, performance, etc. A phone camera is just something for emergency or for snap a random picture while have no access to canera.