Today a guy at work told me he runs my designs through every AI service for review before approving it. I have to go through a week-long review process before I can send anything to an approved supplier, and he’s just straight up feeding this stuff directly to the worst possible companies.
He had the audacity to complain about our new “lock out personal USBs from working on PCs for security reasons” policy, when he’s the reason it’s going on in the first place.
Just venting.
Reminds me of I’ll Just Dance
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I haven’t blocked that many people, but I’ve also blocked whoever the other commenter is. That likely means they are an obvious troll, if they made my meager list. It looks like they also replied to you, which is pretty funny.
Reminds me of that Talos Principle log.
The CIA released a guide once in how to subtly resist a hostile government from the inside, in a corporate setting. It said things like “Always set a follow-up meeting to every meeting”, “Never commit to anything”, and “Reject everything you’re asked to review with vague comments”. It was practically a perfect portrait of my boss at my last company, who was lauded as excellent by management.
It got me thinking: If he was considered indispensable while basically following a guide on destroying the company to the letter, then how bad could I ever be?
I used to complain to my dad about my truly horrible jobs, and he would always say something along the lines of “No one likes their job.” and treat it as if all jobs are equally bad, so I should stop complaining.
About six months after he retired he realized he had legitimate PTSD because his jobs were so awful, but he had to fully relax before he could even feel it. He’s a lot more empathetic now, but my current job is actually nice.
I don’t miss the days where someone would insist on giving you terrible directions while you had mapquest open saying “Please, just give me the address!”
I don’t think the thin-skinned reactionary snowflakes who rage at her comics realize that they drive her engagement. Negative comments make content popular as much as positive ones. All she has to do is say “fascist bad” and the people she’s talking about clamor over themselves to let us know who they are. Can’t help it.
If they were silent, those of us who agree would say “Obviously? Not that funny.” and move on without blowing the post up.
Recently I blocked like ten troll accounts and it has been hiding about 1/3 of the comments from me, leaving only the fairly nice ones. It does tell me the comments exist, though, so that might not be what you are seeing.
They have dozens of comments in the same thread and they are acting like they couldn’t care less, lol.
You know that openly saying you want to be on a misandry list is a bad thing, right?
They know, it’s an intentional troll judging by their comment history. It really is nice of them to explicitly let us know they are an easy block.
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On average, most people given a Death Note would probably list at least one high-profile idiot that would have caused way more deaths through their reign of terror than a Death Note ever could. In that respect, I would say no amount of evil wreaked by writing names would outweigh the good from that one name, and it’s arguably a net good.
Honestly, some of the worst idiots would have to slow down the kill people with a Death Note, so giving them one might be considered a net good as well.
I had a pop-up site demand I turn off my VPN today. The audacity.
“There are actually a lot of problems with it.”
- Moon Flamingo
I heard MSI for the first time in a minute recently, and I was hit by a huge wave of nostalgia. Followed very shortly by the thought “This did not age well.”
Someone should tell him he can just go on vacation without releasing a movie.
I’m still mad that all of the people during those protests telling me “Yeah right, you’ll come crawling back in a week.” Have no way to know they were wrong.
I appreciate the sentiment, but the day I take action against a human being I usually like to protect a corporation’s interests is the day hell freezes over.