Also Named Bort 🇨🇦 @terryenglish@librem.one

@kumicota gamers cant be trusted

#cuteposting

the best dj team i heard in a long time

You know you're in a big company when...

Matters get escalated to the Escalation Department for further escalation.

ITS STILL HER TURN
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@p

Do you like being referred to by “p” or “P” when not being @‘d?

Every time I see you in my mentions I wonder lol

@FailurePersonified Anything's fine, I don't bother much about that kind of thing. I like being @'d anyway.

CC @p

During times like this I wish The Bore didn't ban me so I could post "LMAO BIDEN" in their politics thread every page

I'm quite curious about which frontend people use on Pleroma, so here is a poll:

Current mood. #music

Fluffy white cat girl animated.…

Bertrand Russell Remembers His Face-to-Face Encounter with Vladimir Ilyich Lenin

http://www.openculture.com/?p=1076555 https://t.co/zYO7BLeAFI

@happynigger @absturztaube https://wetfish.space/notice/9uNre9dYqnPULkpim8

I SEE YOU'RE RUNNING GNOME LAD

I'M A KDE BOI MYSELF

chill

This kind of patronizing remote control isn't limited to IT and management. Many tech companies, in the name of security, exercise the same kind of remote control over your computers without your permission. I wrote about the phenomenon here: https://puri.sm/posts/consent-matters-when-tech-takes-remote-control-without-your-permission/

Managers who could only measure productivity by butts-in-seats are turning to surveillance software and always-on webcams to measure butts-in-seats at home. If you don't trust your employees and can't measure their productivity, maybe you are the problem. https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2020/04/30/work-from-home-surveillance/