I’m 100% in favor of vaccinations (even mandatory for employment policies), health guidelines, masking, keeping distance etc but dude .. yours is poor risk assessment if you ask me. You’re probably exposing them to relatively similar risk levels simply by putting them in a car at all, given the numbers for covid…

ah crud and we haven’t even seen his teeth yet

MFA isn’t doxing yourself, captain dramatic

you can be fired for tons of shit that isn’t a crime. having an undisclosed relationship with somebody over whom you have managerial or other types of work authority is almost always one of them.

or whatever crud you guys think is “mainstream”

Now she needs something bigger

I always wonder what people with this attitude thing their bringing to the table.

Re: women working in intelligence gathering during the wars, I just finished a good work of fiction if one is into spy stuff grounded in “real” intelligence: https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/61277.The_Company_of_Strangers

I’m a capitalist. And if the above quote prompted that cute little screed of yours, you’ve got a real hang-up.

*eyes cross*

While I think that’s just the way the world is (maybe that’s just how math is is a more appropriate way to put it) culturally/socially dominant groups are sensitive to stuff like that because they’re not used to being the butt of jokes that single them out. But minority groups basically have no choice to be used to it…

what part of “it costs more to do it than you earn doing it” is complicated for you

uh ok, but in this case we’re talking about endorsements - the act of which requires doing it in plain sight, with guarantees of minimum audience reach - not dumping toxic chemicals in the river in the dead of night

“The good news is that there will be one capitalist less in the world, the bad news is that he is me.”

Maybe it’s a “parking ticket” but it’s kind of like if the action of parking in this case was to earn 1/4 million, and the ticket cost 1 million. Even if it’s a small amount of your total worth, you’d have no incentive to do it again, unless posting ads for crypto gave you something else (the thrill of posting crypto…

I loved that show so much.

“Game Devs And Stadia Employees Alike Were Blindsided By The Sudden Shutdown”

Goggle has enough money to paper over their failures. I don’t say that in a pejorative sense. They also probably have enough legal might not to give refunds, tho of course I recognize in practice providing refunds is about maintaining good - or at least minimizing damage to - brand relations and trust. It makes me…

“Not necessarily”, maybe, but the canary was super dead.

Sometimes I’m glad the first thing I ever worked on was binned after months of working on it. Got me used to the reality that you can’t predict the future and software development will never not involve sometimes working on things that never see the light of day. Shit happens. Shrug.