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We’re small enough that it would tie my account to me. Not wanting to do that. Maybe the next Who’s Hiring I’ll have a throwaway ready and do that.
by michaelrpeskin 4y ago
We’re small enough that it would tie my account to me. Not wanting to do that. Maybe the next Who’s Hiring I’ll have a throwaway ready and do that.
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- rmbyrro 4y agoYou'd be surprised by (probably) how easy would be to tie your account to you. But I respect the care to your own privacy.
- michaelrpeskin 4y agoIf I _really_ cared, I'd never post publicly at all. Just trying to not be obvious who I am in real life. Every night when I plug in my phone and go to bed, I always say "good night NSA" because I assume I'm always being tracked :)
- rmbyrro 4y agoYeah, totally agree you don't need to make it obvious. But any smart, motivated actor can probably derive who you are from your posts. You probably give away little hints about yourself, interests, tech you use, etc. Cross referencing with data leaks, public Github commits, LinkedIn profile, the time you usually post here (tells your TZ), etc, it's not far fetched to determine who you are...