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UK

Octopus (energy and gas supplier in UK)

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Costa

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Autodoc

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Polska

Orange Flex

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HaloNet (VoIP)

HaloNet jest usługą telefonii internetowej, dzięki której możesz prowadzić tanie rozmowy (od 0,04 zł / min.) bez granic i...bez abonamentu. Działa na zasadzie technologii VoIP, która umożliwia wykonywanie połączeń telefonicznych za pomocą sieci Internet. Rozmowy możesz realizować przy użyciu np. tradycyjnego telefonu stacjonarnego, telefonu komórkowego, telefonu VoIP, tabletu lub komputera. http://www.halonet.pl/dzdp.php?p=foxik

Allegro

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ITIL V3 Foundation

Certificate number GR750108716ML

IBM Blockchain Essentials

IoT – IBM Rational Quality Manager

IBM CLM for SAFe

Professional Skills: Delivering Quality Work with Agility

Agile Explorer

Trello Fundamentals

Information Security Awareness

NSE 1 Network Security Associate

Certification Validation Number: NuS84mb59x

PeopleCert Scrum Master I

Certification Number: GR339000540ML

As an experienced Technical Lead, I possess a rich history of engagement within the information technology and services sector. Presently, I serve as a business analyst, implementer, trainer, and consultant specializing in Atlassian software. My expertise spans roles such as Incident, Problem, and Change manager, support engineer, project manager, consultant, and trainer.

In my role as a Senior Atlassian Engineer at Flutter Entertainment Plc, I am charged with spearheading initiatives in performance enhancement, disaster recovery, security, and scalability. My duties involve consistent monitoring of Atlassian products across various versions and assessing numerous factors that influence their scalability and stability. My commitment to automation pervades all facets of work, encompassing technical operations and workflow process management. This dedication is aimed at regular examination and improvement of productivity and efficiency.

In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to get lost in the chaos and forget about the importance of taking care of ourselves. Mindful living is about being fully present in the moment, paying attention to our thoughts and feelings without judgment, and cultivating a sense of inner peace and happiness. In this blog post, we will explore the art of mindful living and how it can improve our overall well-being.

Mindfulness Mindfulness is the practice of bringing our full attention to the present moment. By focusing on our breath, bodily sensations, and surrounding environment, we become aware of our thoughts and feelings without getting caught up in them. Mindfulness allows us to observe our experiences with curiosity and non-judgment, helping us to develop a greater understanding of ourselves and the world around us. Through regular practice, we can become more mindful in our everyday activities, such as eating, walking, and interacting with others.

Mental health One of the key benefits of mindful living is its positive impact on our mental health. Research has shown that mindfulness can reduce stress, anxiety, and depression, while increasing feelings of calmness and well-being. By being present in the moment, we are better able to manage our emotions and respond to difficult situations with clarity and composure. Mindful living also enhances our ability to focus and concentrate, improving our productivity and overall cognitive function.

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Google has just announced a change for users in Europe that will allow them to decide exactly how much data sharing is right for them. The new policy, which the company says is in response to the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), allows users to opt out of data sharing for all, some or none of Google’s selected services. The services listed include YouTube, search, advertising services, Google Play, Chrome, Google Shopping and Google Maps. However, the policy is not airtight – Google will still share user information when necessary to perform a task (for example, when you pay for a purchase on Google Shopping using Google Pay), to comply with the law, to prevent fraud or to protect against abuse.

This is not the biggest change Google will have to make to comply with the DMA, which comes into effect on 6 March. The law also includes additional rules on interoperability and competition. For example, Google will no longer be able to treat its own search ranking services more favourably than those of other companies.

Not all Big Tech representatives agree with many of the changes introduced by the DMA. While Google has decided not to challenge its gatekeeper status, Apple, Meta and TikTok owner ByteDance are fighting in court.

The EU is not the only government to take issue with Google’s vast collection of user data. In the US, the Department of Justice has sued Google in what is believed to be the country’s biggest antitrust case since the government took on Microsoft in the 1990s. In one of its arguments, the Justice Department said that the sheer volume of user data that Google has collected over the years has led to the creation of a “data fortress” that helps the company remain the world’s leading search engine.

However, the new changes will result in compromises for some users. The company noted that if users unplug Search, YouTube and Chrome, personalised recommendations on YouTube will be disabled. If Search and Maps are unplugged, Google Maps will no longer be able to suggest locations (such as restaurants) based on previous activity. Google users will still have to choose between privacy and convenience, but at least in Europe they will be able to be more precise about where they draw the line.