4 ms·
I'm really glad I don't work somewhere that this wouldn't be completely safe.
by RandallBrown 15y ago
I'm really glad I don't work somewhere that this wouldn't be completely safe.
- TylerE 15y agoWell, I mean, there's an above the fold pic of a guy simulating sodomy, and lots of F-bombs. Some of us don't work for startups, or even, gasp, in places with an HR department with no sense of humor and a sexual harassment policy.
- tomjen3 15y agoYou work at a place where the word fuck on a website means it is not safe for work?
- TylerE 15y agoIn a place where I wouldn't want my boss's boss to see me reading a site with the word in 60pt type, yes.
- jrockway 15y agoThe higher up someone is in a company, the less offended they tend to be by "fuck". We've all heard the word before. They even say it on TV now. (At my last job, people were always worried I would get into trouble with my "open source, fuck yeah" laptop sticker. But nobody actually cares.)
- TylerE 15y agoWelcome to the bible belt.
- esrauch 15y agoThey aren't upset that you are browsing HN but they are upset that you see the word fuck?
- TylerE 15y agoWell, considering that part of my job is evaluation of new tech, regular scans of tech blogs are actually expected.
- HackR 15y agoI pity you.
- angersock 15y agothere is an easy way to fix this you know (the easy way is to find a job in a cool place) (hth)
- huggyface 15y agoIt's completely SFW if you have privacy. If you don't have complete privacy it's SFW if anyone who might possibly catch a glance at your screen will unrealistically spend the time understanding the content on said screen. In most workplaces random passerby's will only get a quick glance and then try to decipher what they saw from visual persistence. Almost anyone will assume he's looking at porn of other workplace-questionable content. I thought it sounded like an interesting submission. While I am hardly a prude, 15 seconds into it the stench of "Bro!" was too overwhelming and the Back button drew my focus.