Don't worry. My personal camera is not trying to be your big brother.
So, he wants to give a free medical checkup to every worker, or is he going to make them pay for the cameras?
Considering how I end up saying worse, when I get 100+ line changes of code with a commit message that only illustrates 1 of the changes, I don't think I care about anyone being "adjusted".
Well, guess what saved me from a drunk cop beating me up and throwing me in jail for false charges?
Those cameras are just in the wrong hands, stalking the wrong people.
But the cameras are useful.
Blue ink in a pot?
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It usually feels cold when you smear it on your skin. Not that it really is but the evaporation does the job.
I don't get it.
Weren't schools telling children to "comply", just a few weeks ago?
I still remember having marks deducted in junior school for answering that the light does not turn on instantly after switching the button on.
The problem isn't cameras.
The problem is lack of responsibility that needs to come with power that is given to all on the other side of the cameras.
This seems like the correct link:
https://pulkomandy.tk/_/_Life/_A%20bicycle%20for%20the%20mind
... to prevent AI from taking all the CEO's jobs.
What if they run a rebase script that changes the timestamp or sth on every commit, before the reupload?
Why are your company hiring such lazy devs?
(Interrogatory) Statement of the decade.
It's not Open Source.
The other guy is being paid to push that slop. And he's paying out of that, for AI cloud services.