bombolo

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331.
by bombolo 3y ago
Not so draconian to know if people are in the office or at home.
332.
by bombolo 3y ago
There are laws that often get ignored.
333.
by bombolo 3y ago
Why would such people read things written by a filthy foreigner?
334.
by bombolo 3y ago
Because spanish people like their pasta mushy and overcooked (true story)
335.
by bombolo 3y ago
The fact that I don't want to go to the office doesn't mean I don't want to go out :D
336.
by bombolo 3y ago
> if I could walk 5 min to my office, would I still want to work from home? I'd still want the office to be nice. If it's some concrete monstrosity where I can't get them to buy a decent chair and I have to sit in an open
337.
by bombolo 3y ago
And until they started to take care of the unwanted ones.
338.
by bombolo 3y ago
When I had battery swelling, they were super familiar with the problem, didn't even inform me it was a risk, just quoted the price for a new battery.
339.
by bombolo 3y ago
OP hit the URL… Maybe your company isn't as bad as mine? If the test bypasses the spam filters and is correctly signed from an internal sender… what kind of idiot test is it?
340.
by bombolo 3y ago
> They'll do free replacements if it's a known defect Opposite of what happened to me. "oh yes this happens all the time… it will be 80€" Amazing service :D
341.
by bombolo 3y ago
RAM on apple is only 3$ per kb :D
342.
by bombolo 3y ago
Trying to keep everybody safe using misguided strategies that do not work, instead of doing something that works (like using 1 internal domain and nothing else, for example).
343.
by bombolo 3y ago
Remember when every startup was claiming to make the world a better place?
344.
by bombolo 3y ago
My company would rather have me waste several days shuffling data around partitions rather than pay for the cloud disk that I actually need (3T, nothing insane).
345.
by bombolo 3y ago
It's the url, i'm sure it had a get parameter to identify him.
346.
by bombolo 3y ago
Ah yes the famous phishing tests. They bypass every spam filter, and if your company is like mine, that uses a new external website every week for something, it's completely impossible to tell apart phishing from actual email.
347.
by bombolo 3y ago
What is your actual contribution to society? I'm going to assume you work at some useless startup (like most of us) that will be gone in a few years, having left nothing useful to society. Is your work really helping society?
348.
by bombolo 3y ago
uh? the rich don't want a just society, they just want to remain rich…
349.
by bombolo 3y ago
> Whatever that takes. Ah, the old whip, yes… -_-'
350.
by bombolo 3y ago
No idea. But i know poke has a rather big community
351.
by bombolo 3y ago
What about GNU Poke? http://www.jemarch.net/poke
352.
by bombolo 3y ago
You do realise that "america" didn't happen for more than a thousand of years since the roman empire right?
353.
by bombolo 3y ago
Well I would never apply to work for the mafia, so it seems that the risks of me applying to work for you are very low…
354.
by bombolo 3y ago
Depends if kidneys filter them or not…
355.
by bombolo 3y ago
My office is so dark… the building is central and it has narrow slits for windows. Being surrounded by taller buildings doesn't help. Of course in case a stray ray of sun manages to come almost close to get in, automatic curtains roll
356.
by bombolo 3y ago
Because they are ashamed to show the open plan rooms with 300 desks back to back.
357.
by bombolo 3y ago
There are no desks in the photos, just the lunch break area.
358.
by bombolo 3y ago
Yeah they look like "generic hamburger place on the expensive side"
359.
by bombolo 3y ago
Surely you're aware that you can write whatever you want on your CV?
360.
by bombolo 3y ago
It's perfect for my /dev/zero as a service!

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