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The landlord, a [redacted] engineer, was bragging about it on LinkedIn: [link redacted]

by Jayschwa 6y ago

kemonocode 6y ago
Here's hoping he'll be rethinking his "backup career" real soon, then.
- conro1108 6y ago
  Some part of me is hoping he'll have to fall back on a backup career after this kind of behavior.
Red_Leaves_Flyy 6y ago
[redacted] corporate would probably be interested in knowing one of their yield engineers has such a flexible moral compass and propensity to break the law. If he'll do this for his house to appear in a web show what would be do when Vladimir from Russia offers him $1.000.000 to stick a USB drive into his work machine?
- RcouF1uZ4gsC 6y ago
  > [redacted] corporate would probably be interested in knowing one of their yield engineers has such a flexible moral compass and propensity to break the law. Be careful. They might use that as justification to promote him to Vice President and put him on the board.
mr_woozy 6y ago
This seems to be the location manager that's involved: [redacted]
- webmaven 6y ago
  *> This seems to be the location manager that's involved: [redacted] I wonder if all that (quite commendable) volunteer work is some sort of karma offset for the terrible things her job makes her do...
deleted 6y ago
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chronolitus 6y ago
@dang: so far googling these posts' texts does not lead me to the linkedin page or profile. Please redact this if you believe it constitues doxxing. The linkedin post text is something like this: "Shrill Season 3 will be filming at my house in [place] starting on [date]. A new character on the show will be living at my house. Maybe show-business will be my backup career." There's a follow up post which reads: "Please ignore posts about me from a disgruntled tenant. I wish to keep the issue private. Issues related to tampering and damage to my property are involved."

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The landlord, a [redacted] engineer, was bragging about it on LinkedIn: [link redacted]

by Jayschwa 6y ago

The landlord, a [redacted] engineer, was bragging about it on LinkedIn: [link redacted]

kemonocode 6y ago
Here's hoping he'll be rethinking his "backup career" real soon, then.
- conro1108 6y ago
  Some part of me is hoping he'll have to fall back on a backup career after this kind of behavior.
Red_Leaves_Flyy 6y ago
[redacted] corporate would probably be interested in knowing one of their yield engineers has such a flexible moral compass and propensity to break the law. If he'll do this for his house to appear in a web show what would be do when Vladimir from Russia offers him $1.000.000 to stick a USB drive into his work machine?
- RcouF1uZ4gsC 6y ago
  > [redacted] corporate would probably be interested in knowing one of their yield engineers has such a flexible moral compass and propensity to break the law. Be careful. They might use that as justification to promote him to Vice President and put him on the board.
mr_woozy 6y ago
This seems to be the location manager that's involved: [redacted]
- webmaven 6y ago
  *> This seems to be the location manager that's involved: [redacted] I wonder if all that (quite commendable) volunteer work is some sort of karma offset for the terrible things her job makes her do...
deleted 6y ago
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chronolitus 6y ago
@dang: so far googling these posts' texts does not lead me to the linkedin page or profile. Please redact this if you believe it constitues doxxing. The linkedin post text is something like this: "Shrill Season 3 will be filming at my house in [place] starting on [date]. A new character on the show will be living at my house. Maybe show-business will be my backup career." There's a follow up post which reads: "Please ignore posts about me from a disgruntled tenant. I wish to keep the issue private. Issues related to tampering and damage to my property are involved."