Some IT guy, IDK.

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  • This. Entirely this.

    The frustrating part is when there are laws in place for something, and they’re not being enforced and law makers think that making more laws about something will somehow fix the enforcement issues…

    Making it more illegal only harms law abiding people, enforcement actually harms the law breakers.

    It’s not rocket surgery.








  • MystikIncarnate@lemmy.catomemes@lemmy.worldGood luck, everybody
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    11 days ago

    It happens, yes.

    Just like people dying in T-bone or head-on collisions. Not to mention rollovers and other crashes.

    Each of them carries the chance of fatality.

    It’s unpredictable, which is why we can’t eliminate fatalities entirely.

    My most recent point is that even the fatalities from being rear-ended are significantly reduced from even 10-15 years ago. Making the small (but still too high) probability of a fatality from that type of crash, smaller (but still too high).

    Therefore, the most likely outcome from such an incident would be the destruction of property, not loss of life.

    Which is the original point I was being pedantic about. The original comment was that stopping and not driving wouldn’t kill anyone, and the reply that kicked off this insane tangent, was that the people behind might.

    And I’m staying, no, they won’t die (it is statistically very unlikely).

    Edit to include original context:



  • MystikIncarnate@lemmy.catomemes@lemmy.worldGood luck, everybody
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    11 days ago

    Why? If people think this is an acceptable situation to go ahead and drive in, then people are going to get hurt or killed.

    How calm should I be about driver’s being so irresponsible that they endanger themselves and everyone around them because “lol, what was I supposed to do?!?” … Exactly?

    Can’t see? Don’t drive. It’s not fucking rocket surgery.








  • I get hate mail if my total time entered is less than 9 whole assed hours.

    They want to know when I take a shit for fucks sake. What are they going to do, reprimand me if I take 20 minutes to take a dump?

    “What were you doing that entire time?”

    “Taking a shit”

    “It doesn’t take 20 minutes to take a shit”

    “Maybe for you”


  • I end up doing both and then management sees a gap in my time entries where I was helping someone, and they come down on me for not doing enough.

    It’s as if, if I’m not doing billable tasks, then I’m lazy and I’m not working… Because y’know, I show up to work and just fuck around all day unless I’m being watched constantly by management.



  • Considering I’ve been doing this stuff for over a decade and have met less than a handful of people with the same technical expertise as I have, and I haven’t met anyone that’s more skilled… I’m pretty sure I should be making at least 6 figures… Nobody will pay that much for what I do.

    I’m not trying to brag or anything. It’s just that I keep ending up in the position of having to educate everyone around me on how things actually work, and how to fix them. I spend more time in the bowels of Windows operating systems that the registry makes sense to me.