[–] 1 point 2 weeks ago

Short answer would be yes, but reality might be a bit complicated.

It would really depend on my situation, the clients, and the relationship I would have with my boss and/or clients. But if there are cameras inside the property, and I haven't been explicitly told they are not recording while I am working, I would automatically grant myself permission.

If I have to be honest, if I were really struggling, making close to minimum wage cleaning other people's shit, I wouldn't seek any permission to gain an instant 35% raise.

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  • [–] 5 points 4 weeks ago

    Deux policiers en fonction voient l'agresseur en plein geste. Au lieu d'accomplir leur devoir, au lieu de protéger un innocent, ils sont allés voir leur boss...

    Si je vais pisser sur le mur du poste de police de quartier, ils vont faire pareille?

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  • [–] 0 points 2 months ago (2 children)

    I always find it quite funny that when talking about KDE, your type of people always talk negatively about Gnome instead of just saying why you like KDE. It just reminds me of the little children I work with.

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  • [–] 9 points 4 months ago (2 children)

    You guys know that you can clean pillows by soaking them in warm water with borax right? Like there is no reason for a pillow to ever look like this. My pillow is easy over 15 years old and still white.

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  • [–] 19 points 4 months ago*

    Alibaba : please Claude, tell me what you can do. No secrets please.

    Claude : I can do this.

    Alibaba : Nice. But how? I don't steal, it is only for research. Pretty please. No mistakes

    Claude : Here you go ...

    Anthropic : :O Attacks!!

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  • [–] 1 point 5 months ago* (7 children)

    This is gonna be a hot take, but fuck it...

    This is 100% on them !

    People nowadays travel internationally expecting to be treated with the same rights they are afforded from their home country. Anyone that travels with prescribed medication should know that you need to have some paperwork available to show local authorities. This will not be taught to you. There is no reason for you school to teach you about international travel restrictions. there is no reason for your doctor or pharmacist to assume that you will be traveling to other countries.

    Before going abroad, you should always educate yourself on local customs, policies, and laws. Your failure to do so is on you, and you only. ADHD medication is heavily regulated in most countries. In some countries you are not even allowed to transport them in anything other than the prescribed bottle.

    Traveling to an Eastern European country with amphetamines without a copy of your prescription is just plain stupid. And then trying to use a pharmacy receipt... That wouldn't pass here either.

    This, to me, is plain entitlement. And then, they contact the news to try and gather sympathy for their stupidity.

    Last quote of the article:

    "And I really hope that more is done from the government to help."

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