Or, you know, post those things privately. Sure, most blog software isn't exactly using military-grade encryption, but I'm guessing - and feel free to correct me if I'm wrong here - that unless you're applying to the NSA these checks are mostly going to be cursory searches; they're not going to go around trying to crack your passwords. So, yeah, take two seconds to set the "friends-only" flag or whatever when you're bitching about your own company or bragging about things that are technically illegal. Duh.
(On the other hand, if a company wanted to fire me over sexual fetishes I explore on my own time, I probably wouldn't want to work for them anyway. Yes, I realize I'm thoroughly privileged to be able to afford to take that attitude. The world sucks.)
I read about this shit in Time a long time ago. That's why, until recently, I didnt even put my face with my blogs. Hell, I'm halfway considering burying half of my shit with email addresses with false names and addresses. Thanks for the actualization, I can trust you more than some sensationalist magazine hack.
Welcome to the Information Age.
And for the record, I fuck more weed and smoke more sheep than anybody on the fucking planet.
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(On the other hand, if a company wanted to fire me over sexual fetishes I explore on my own time, I probably wouldn't want to work for them anyway. Yes, I realize I'm thoroughly privileged to be able to afford to take that attitude. The world sucks.)
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Welcome to the Information Age.
And for the record, I fuck more weed and smoke more sheep than anybody on the fucking planet.
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