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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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
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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...
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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).
Wahrscheinlich ein persönliches Trauma. -
@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.
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@energisch_ @Boerps meine Fremdspachelernen war kurzlebt, nur zwei Jahren in der Schule auf Französische oder Walisische studierte. Also nachdem ich 30 war, züruck zu Sprachlernen beginnt.
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@energisch_ @Boerps meine Fremdspachelernen war kurzlebt, nur zwei Jahren in der Schule auf Französische oder Walisische studierte. Also nachdem ich 30 war, züruck zu Sprachlernen beginnt.
@wnd @energisch_
In dem Alter wird es schon schwierig. Und in der Schule muss man Vokabeln pauken, irgendwie. Als Erwachsener braucht man viel Motivation. -
@energisch_ @wnd
Das war es, was mich am Latein gestört hat. Der Lehrer stand da und hat eine Fremdsprache auf deutsch erklärt. In der Parallelklasse die Lehrerin hat es gesprochen, ganz normal wie Englischunterricht.
Und als ich an der Uni Chinesisch probiert habe, das Gleiche: Auf Deutsch erklärt.
Wie soll man das dann aussprechen und formulieren lernen?Was sonst die Schule betrifft: 12 Jahre jeden Tag mind. 1 Stunde Englisch, da muss man nicht mehr viel lernen. Da bleibt immer was hängen.
