sneak @sneak@sneak.berlin

reminder: the airlines are entirely amoral:

"Airlines for America, the trade group for the nation’s major carriers, opposes making proof of vaccination mandatory for air travel but would like a clean, easy way for travelers to show their status. "

this is a good take:

https://kellblog.com/2021/04/04/the-three-uns-of-successful-founders/

does anyone know what com.apple.transparencyd does? strings on the binary, snooping in its sqlite file, and the manpage are all no help.

Be advised: @anonypla@mastodon.online is plagiarizing my work as well as the work of others on their webpage, and soliciting financial donations with the output. This is unethical (and probably illegal in some jurisdictions).

almost all of the other protected classes are innate traits. religious beliefs are a personal choice, and should not be a protected class.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/05/us/covid-vaccine-evangelicals.html

etrade supports hardware 2fa. oh, not like that, no - it's a keychain thing that displays a numeric code, like the RSA tokens from the 2000s. you have to buy one and they ship it to you. totally phishable.

turning on Advanced Protection means opting in to additional surveillance by google.

google will upload images you view in your browser to google, and the only way to disable this in organization browser management is under "accessibility" settings. not being spied on by big G is now an accessibility setting.

chromeos management allows human beings without a soul who are working as system administrators to rob you of the small joy of being able to play the dinosaur jumping game in chrome when offline

neat website, and cool xmpp domain:

https://www.crime.io/

cute, but fuck you

someone posted all of the palantir employees in the facebook dump. maybe never hire anyone on this list?

https://zerobin.net/?03f5d2488806ddb0#KZ3bkjisV9Kqnnqdo2wpAo9oW712HGrIe82inZN83eI=