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Comment I Blame Social Media (Score 2) 66

The trend of posting videos of taking naps, running errands, attending ball games, and other things on company time may have been in jest, but people in higher position at companies took these as truth (or at least saw the potential truth in them).

Even if you can get all your work done, and then some, and then still be able to run your errands, these companies want you locked in the company mind-state all day long. They may claim they care about your work-life-balance, as long as your life doesn't affect the solid 8-9 hours they want you in the office.

So thanks to all the TikTok videos, reels, and shorts depicting all the goofing off. I hope the likes, subscribes, and Internet Points were worth it.

Comment Will they offer 1yr of free credit monitoring? (Score 1) 70

Transunion is a bureau that also offers credit monitoring when your info is leaked in a breach. I wonder if this leak affects those using the monitoring services, effective being leaked twice.

I also wonder if they will ironically offer those affected by the break a free year of credit monitoring through Transunion.

Comment Home Charging is Part of the EV Lifestyle (Score 1) 377

I've had an EV for 6 years. Part of the lifestyle is having home charging. You always leave your home with the car at your desired State of Charge (SoC), and that includes charging it up to a higher threshold before going on a roadtrip.

Using public DC Fast Chargers is great for roadtrips, but using them as the sole means of charging is counter productive to the "savings" of not having to pay for gas. Charging at home tends to be much cheaper!

Also, where I live, you really need to garage your car. With summertime hail, winter time subzero temps and blizzards, you should protect the car from these conditions to maximize its battery life and, for the case of hail, its appearance.

Comment Yes, But No (Score 1) 92

Yes, privacy should be on by default.

No, because people are the product when it comes to software and services. Collecting data about your use of software or a service for metrics/analytics and then selling that data allows the software/service to be provided for free. No one will opt-in to have their privacy turned off, so the model collapses. When that model collapses, no more free things.

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