Darkassassin07
joined 2 years ago
Good, because the citizens certainly are.
Went to the grocery store the other day; the ice-cream isle had new 'made in canada' labels on Canadian brands. Most of them were 5-10% more expensive than others.
It was ALL sold out. The rest of the brands were just sitting on the shelves.
Got high and collected some potatoes, what a vile and heinous crime; lock em up for a decade.
Screw it, I've got time.
Made ya a mirror:
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We have company issued android phones with bluetooth headsets while on-premises (they work as ptt radios between staff, and they're linked to the business phone so we can directly answer calls for our departments.).
There's like 7 locked notifications and it regularly plays notification sounds but very very rarely displays any notifications that are actually relevant to you.
Finally it automatically logs you out after exactly 8hrs, even if you're actively typing/using the device. Shifts are 8.5-9hrs including lunch.
Gender culture aside, the terms 'Male' and 'Female' sound really... clinical. Depending on the context, it's so formal that it's bizarre. Like an alien trying to fit in.
"Hello, fellow males, what are doing today."
Two coworkers on equal footing is one thing (though still discouraged), but when there's a power imbalance (ceo-hr, manager-associate) it becomes a pretty significant conflict of interest.
Some examples;
A Manager gives favor to their lover and promotes them over other employees that fit the position better or did more to earn it.
CEO signs off on a big bonus for their subordinate lover, who then shares it with them on a fancy cruise.
Lmao. I'd seen the photo floating around, but didn't know the story behind it
You've always got the human element, bypassing security features; but extra little hurdles like a password manager refusing to autofill an unknown url is at least one more opportunity for the user to recognize that something's wrong and back away.
If you're already used to manually typing in the auth details, you may not even notice you're not on the site you were expecting.