One of my employees just decided to explain the XZ Utils backdoor to me while I repeatedly told him that I had read all about it at the time it was discovered.
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@Boerps @katemorley@hachyderm.ioIch
ich hatte gedacht, alle Deutschen seinen so erleuchten, dass kein Buch wie dieses Braucht wäre.@wnd
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One of my employees just decided to explain the XZ Utils backdoor to me while I repeatedly told him that I had read all about it at the time it was discovered. While we were having this ‘conversation’, this book was sitting in full view on my desk:
@katemorley good book 🩷
Sadly, I think you have to hit guys like that with it before they'll notice anything.
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One of my employees just decided to explain the XZ Utils backdoor to me while I repeatedly told him that I had read all about it at the time it was discovered. While we were having this ‘conversation’, this book was sitting in full view on my desk:
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One of my employees just decided to explain the XZ Utils backdoor to me while I repeatedly told him that I had read all about it at the time it was discovered. While we were having this ‘conversation’, this book was sitting in full view on my desk:
@katemorley maybe he imagined a comma after “men”.
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One of my employees just decided to explain the XZ Utils backdoor to me while I repeatedly told him that I had read all about it at the time it was discovered. While we were having this ‘conversation’, this book was sitting in full view on my desk:
@katemorley @alice Clueless …
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One of my employees just decided to explain the XZ Utils backdoor to me while I repeatedly told him that I had read all about it at the time it was discovered. While we were having this ‘conversation’, this book was sitting in full view on my desk:
@katemorley
Maybe they talk because they imagine they see a comma in the book title.Men,
Explain things to me.And they say, okay.
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One of my employees just decided to explain the XZ Utils backdoor to me while I repeatedly told him that I had read all about it at the time it was discovered. While we were having this ‘conversation’, this book was sitting in full view on my desk:
@katemorley looks like a hardback. How did you restrain the urge to twat him with it?
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One of my employees just decided to explain the XZ Utils backdoor to me while I repeatedly told him that I had read all about it at the time it was discovered. While we were having this ‘conversation’, this book was sitting in full view on my desk:
@katemorley
great flow chart ...
https://mastodon.social/@sundogplanets/116415412197082035 -
One of my employees just decided to explain the XZ Utils backdoor to me while I repeatedly told him that I had read all about it at the time it was discovered. While we were having this ‘conversation’, this book was sitting in full view on my desk:
@katemorley
How does your *employee* not understand the feedback from his *boss* after the 2nd telling? -
One of my employees just decided to explain the XZ Utils backdoor to me while I repeatedly told him that I had read all about it at the time it was discovered. While we were having this ‘conversation’, this book was sitting in full view on my desk:
@katemorley please tell me there was no addition of "Sweetie . . ." because that has often been added in my experience, when anyone mansplains something to me.
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@katemorley good book 🩷
Sadly, I think you have to hit guys like that with it before they'll notice anything.
@alice @katemorley that book should only be available in hardcover. It would be more impactful.
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@katemorley maybe also a coffee mug you could casually sip from
@Tak
@katemorley
Cofefe mug with "stfu!" would also go hard :3 -
@energisch_ @Boerps aus Angst, selbst zu einem Männlichenklischee* zu werden, sollte ich stoppen.
* oder ein Dadsplainer wie meine Tochter sagen würde...
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@energisch_ @Boerps aus Angst, selbst zu einem Männlichenklischee* zu werden, sollte ich stoppen.
* oder ein Dadsplainer wie meine Tochter sagen würde...
@energisch_ @Boerps (I now realise should have set the DE tag and done a better job with my German)
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One of my employees just decided to explain the XZ Utils backdoor to me while I repeatedly told him that I had read all about it at the time it was discovered. While we were having this ‘conversation’, this book was sitting in full view on my desk:
@katemorley I bought the book bc of this post
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@wnd
Der ist besonders tragisch. Er hat ein eigenständige Ehefrau, die als Richterin tätig ist und 2 erwachsene Töchter, eine Ärztin, eine Juristin (und 1 Sohn).
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@energisch_ @Boerps (I now realise should have set the DE tag and done a better job with my German)
@wnd
No problem. Deepl.com exists.
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@energisch_
You mean I should tell I use deepl.com? I prefer the britisch English unless I know that the person I am talking to ist from the US.
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@energisch_
Never saw that. Thank you. Learned something new again.
But when I use translationstools, I prefer to keep an eye on them. They tend to talk nonsense sometimes.
That ist why I only use languages I know. (No spanish)
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@energisch_ @wnd
It’s the same old problem – these tools make me feel unsure.
It’s fine when I’m speaking, mind you. But when it comes to writing, I suddenly can’t remember how to spell things.
I learnt English and French at school, yes. I can manage a bit of Italian, but only when reading.
And I’ve only just noticed this language setting in the browser. I think that’s what they call selective perception.
