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Heh nice term! Being respectful to my colleagues, I call this "privacy theater", borrowing from the "security theater".
by HenryBemis 2y ago
Heh nice term! Being respectful to my colleagues, I call this "privacy theater", borrowing from the "security theater".
- 1oooqooq 2y agoQuit the puritanism. it's less disrespectful than insert cookies on your clients http requests tho.
- BiteCode_dev 2y ago[flagged]
- andruby 2y agoIs the word “condom” considered disrespectful? I can understand terms that are discriminatory in nature or historically. But an anti-conception piece of rubber?
- nemomarx 2y agoI don't think it's disrespectful, but it touches on sex, so I'd probably feel awkward using it in a work meeting?
- danmur 2y agoMy immediate thought was having to explain it, haha. Fuuny term but no thanks!
- falqun 2y agoI could see someone perceiving the usage of the word condom in this context as negatively connotated. Its not the word condom that is wrong in itself, its more to do with devaluing a condom and the usage of such. See, to make a more practical example, if one has sex and uses a condom its not nice to think of it like a subsidiary company that is used to keep off the results of GDPR violations on your behalves. The usage of condoms should IMHO be viewed in a more positive light. edit: forgot an "of"
- b112 2y agoIt's not the condom that is being perceived negatively, it's the diseases that are. Condoms, in this usage case are protecting, how can that be negative? In terms of word shiftage, people literally misuse the word genocide, so how can one be concerned with this positive use of condom?
- 1oooqooq 2y agoi think it's the implication that the ISP is fking the consumers.