just2look

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[–] just2look@lemm.ee 14 points 3 weeks ago

Yeah...this is super illegal. Though, that describes nearly every aspect of the Trump regime and shows no signs of stopping. Still have rabid, bootlicking followers.

[–] just2look@lemm.ee 16 points 3 weeks ago

The divide absolutely exists. There is a lot of conditioning for following orders and working as a team. That doesn't erase conflicting ideologies, beliefs, or even personality conflict. At the extreme the military will remove outliers from the military, but at the individual level you learn who you trust and who you can rely on. Then you do what you can to mitigate those who you don't trust.

Militaries all over the world also have a long history of killing their own people for not fitting whatever the group around them wants. Sometimes for justifiable reasons, like incompetent leaders likely to get their subordinates killed. Other times for things like someone being uncomfortable with blatant war crimes.

There is nothing magical or special about the military. They just have more weapons. So the solutions are violent more often than the average office job.

[–] just2look@lemm.ee 17 points 3 weeks ago (4 children)

Also money and power.

[–] just2look@lemm.ee 7 points 1 month ago

Apple is also joining the 'AI' game. They have been bragging about all their 'AI' garbage in their new phones. That is specifically why I just got rid of my iPhone. I'm happy with GrapheneOS where they don't want my info, and have shown no signs of wanting to shove 'AI' into any of my things.

[–] just2look@lemm.ee 18 points 1 month ago (1 children)

To really cut ties they would need to remove all upper level leadersip and the entire board. Also almost every major stockholder would need to divest. So borderline impossible without bankruptcy or sale of the company.

[–] just2look@lemm.ee 25 points 1 month ago (2 children)

I didn't say both sides are the same. I made a stupid joke about a garbage operating system and the garbage company that runs it.

And your example of stopping people on the streets to inspect their phones doesn't really do a great job at making the argument you're trying to make. We have ICE running around and throwing people into contracted prisons even when they have proof of citizenship. We are trafficking people to foreign concentration camps. We are rocketing at light speed to a techno fascist authoritarian state and the level of surveillance we are under is increasing at a mind boggling pace.

So we aren't the same, and the people currently in charge are striving to make the differences smaller every day.

[–] just2look@lemm.ee 327 points 1 month ago (19 children)

Sounds like windows recall...

[–] just2look@lemm.ee 4 points 1 month ago (2 children)

So, if you get a trainer you get to enjoy the fidgeting without risks of cuts. And most butterfly knives are single edged so one of the handles is relatively safe. I have one largely for the fidgeting aspect.

[–] just2look@lemm.ee 10 points 1 month ago

So a lot of this is going to be difficult to answer as it depends on the work culture and individual personalities of coworkers.

  • Fidgeting is generally fine as long as it’s not noisy fidgeting. If it’s something like pen clicking, that is more likely to bother someone. Passing depends on the layout. If there is decent space you should be fine, but if it pushes you really close to other people it may make people uncomfortable.
  • People will almost certainly see your screen, whether they care what is on it is pretty dependent. If them seeing it makes you uncomfortable, some offices allow the addition of privacy screens which may help and is worth asking about if it will improve your quality of life.
  • Some places make a big deal of always looking like you’re on task while others just care about output.
  • Downtime is pretty much the same as the previous answer. Depends on your management and work culture. Might be an easier sell if your reading somehow relates to your work.
  • People will be able to hear, but talking is generally acceptable at a reasonable volume. Just be considerate of those around you and don’t distract people if they are busy. Along this same lines, you’ll also hear other people’s conversations. That’s why I wear my loop earplugs age have headphones for music. Helps me focus when I need to.
  • I did not disclose my ADHD, but also didn’t request any accommodations since I can have my earplugs and headphones which is really the only thing I needed. I’d love to have an office so I could close people out when I was especially busy, but that doesn’t really fall under reasonable accommodations.
[–] just2look@lemm.ee 2 points 1 month ago (1 children)

Hey, I was slow actually implementing this. It works perfectly now though, and I really appreciate it!

[–] just2look@lemm.ee 8 points 1 month ago

Usually when people talk about fetishizing an ethnicity, it’s about the issue of reducing someone to just their ‘race’. Especially if they are reduced to racist stereotypes. If you are attracted to someone for who they are that’s fine, and physical attraction is a part of it.

[–] just2look@lemm.ee 34 points 2 months ago (1 children)

That may have been the original definition, but words evolve. One of the definitions from the Merriam-Webster dictionary is ‘to cause great destruction or harm to’. So it is used correctly by modern definitions.

 

I recently got the Winwing Ursa Minor Space L and Fighter R. My OS registers all buttons and axes in evtest. When I try to set up key binds in ED it doesn’t register most of the inputs from either stick. I have tried with steam input disabled and enabled, and it seems to not change anything.

I’m running Linux Mint 22.1. If any other info is helpful to troubleshoot, let me know.

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