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It would be incredibly illegal. Not only would they land in prison, they’ll never work in the industry again.
by xwdv 5y ago
It would be incredibly illegal. Not only would they land in prison, they’ll never work in the industry again.
- iratewizard 5y agoI would hire them after they got out of jail.
- jmeister 5y agoAnd they’d do the same thing to you.
- johnchristopher 5y agoTo do what ? After 2 000 years of jail time for terrorism they'd still be forbidden to breath within 2 000 miles of a computer.
- iratewizard 5y agoI have trouble believing you know a thing about the law when you don't know elementary school punctuation.
- comeonseriously 5y ago'Modern' punctuation isn't about rules, it's about style.
- johnchristopher 5y agoFor what it's worth I am always grateful for advice and correction regarding style, grammar, or punctuation mistakes :).
- iratewizard 5y agoIt's highly unusual for question marks to be separated from the last word with a space (this? Versus this ?) and the spaces instead of commas in number formatting makes me think you're likely from Northern or middle Europe.
- plutonorm 5y agoyeah lets all spend our lives perfecting our social signalling rather than working on you know the actual content
- iratewizard 5y agoThe message and content have always been inseparable.
- mupuff1234 5y agoYou could just have a few key SWE/SREs go on a strike - I doubt that's illegal. Not that I think that's what's happening. The most likely explanation is that some systems still haven't fully recovered from the major outage.
- ethbr0 5y agoUnfortunately, no one has figured out how to make incompetence illegal. And proving wilfull intent over incompetence is very difficult. Hint: Don't write an email beforehand that says "I know Y will X, so I intend to X by doing Y."