Larvitar

Larvitar , 9 months ago

It's spelled "Infanty", did you even read the infographic?

Larvitar , 10 months ago

Guess I'll just have to touch grass.

Google, try pulling data from me being at the park when my phone gets left at home!

Larvitar , 10 months ago

From what I've seen, every push to have everyone return to the office has either been that they just want control over employees or they want butts in seats because the seats aren't free. It's never been about productivity as folks that work from home normally are always happy to drive in to the office if they have to. What's the different if they drive in during morning rush hour traffic vs at lunch time when they only have to physically be in the office for a few hours.

I think a large part of the push for return to work is definitely the control of employees when management actively selects for people who are sociopaths.

Larvitar , 11 months ago

I don't know why she would be responsible for changing anything in Iran?

She made a statement to highlight the atrocities in a terrible country and it put her in the crosshairs. This is the same thing as putting on your oxygen mask before you help others while on a plane.

Larvitar , 11 months ago

It did die, like back in November I think. We're at the point where the zombie like corpse has fallen over and horsehair worms started emerging. 🤮

Larvitar , 11 months ago

I think it was always the same psychology of making a number go up makes people get dopamine or something. Otherwise, it was a system to try and filter out bots used for astroturfing that I felt didn't really do a good job. There were always plenty of karma farming bots that would literally just copy and paste a different comment to create a fake post history.

Larvitar , 11 months ago

Isn't this the same thing he tried with paypal?

Larvitar , 11 months ago

Yeah I don't understand why that drag queen had to resort to victim blaming.

Larvitar , 11 months ago

Same as reddit, same as Facebook, same and Twitter. It's the same as any website. Anything you post is most certainly getting scraped to create a profile on you. Whether that is for nefarious purposes for just to better serve you ads is irrelevant.

There is no privacy to anything you post on the internet to public forums.

Just look at the effort that went into making "work from home" viable back in 2020. The fediverse is not a unique case of being a "privacy nightmare".

For fun, try to "dox yourself" by searching on Google from a different IP and computer from what you normally use for your name, usernames, etc. to see what information is freely available to the public.

tldr: practice good opsec!

Larvitar , 11 months ago (edited 11 months ago)

Is this the one where they need to be legally dead before they can be frozen so they're really just selling naive people a fantasy?

Edit: yes it is...lmao

Larvitar , 11 months ago

I think Southpark did this so Catman wouldn't have to wait to play a Nintendo Wii.

Larvitar , 11 months ago

It makes for a good case study looking forward, which hopefully will save lives from people attempting the same thing. Additionally, you already know folks in the aviation world wrote the pilot checklists in blood. It's an unfortunate fact that souls have to be lost before a regulation or rule gets put into place to prevent it from happening in that exact way again, but this is part of why flying is so safe these days!