I thought hospices are for people who are terminally ill, but stage 2 is survivable like you said. Hopefully OP’s doctors were able to explain that stage 2 cancer is not necessarily a death sentence, although based on the title, I’m not so sure…

Honestly, everything. Any TV show, movie, documentary, book, or hell even porn that could be deemed as valuable or important in any way as I could see any one of these things becoming outlawed with such a regime. Hell, Canada’s new prime minister (99% chance to win in the next election apparently) is going to try for putting porn behind digital IDs (despite claiming to be against digital IDs before if I remember correctly) which is just going to be a privacy nightmare unfortunately, I’m already having to stockpile porn because of this ridiculous bullshit. We are truly in a doomed timeline.

Canada will do the same once Pierre takes over. I’m already having to stockpile porn because of the fact he has a 99% chance to win and he’s going to implement digital ID bullshit (even though Pierre claimed to be against digital IDs before If I remember correctly) which will end up being a privacy nightmare. I hope to fuck it’s not going to be linked to social insurance numbers because the only way to get a new social insurance number is if there is actively fraud happening with your social insurance number, and then you have to fight to prove that you’re you. We are so fucked.

Also, there were plenty of people who were never going to vote for a woman, no matter what.

No, I mean clicking on them and reading them doesn’t mark them as read. You have to manually click the “Mark all as read” button or individually click the “mark as read” arrow button on each of the comments.

Auto mark reply notifications as read.

I mean, I worked for an advertising company (they didn’t advertise they were an advertising company until I had already started the job) until they laid me off and at times had tried to figure out ways how to bypass ad blockers for like making social icons not get blocked, and learned a little bit about how ad blockers worked.

Maybe this isn’t quite what you had intended but advertising is really aggressive and gross imo.

I’d word it more like “Sorry I don’t feel comfortable discussing my personal life at work”, that way it takes the onus off of the person and keeps it neutral.

Maybe that’s just me though, I haven’t worked in an office in 4 years.

Correct, and this sounds like it’s crossing state lines which means it’s federal jurisdiction.

I’d say skip local PD and go above them, if they’re crossing state lines that means it goes into federal jurisdiction. Also more likely for it to be taken seriously.

Sounds like you’re doing well then. I do the same with contributing to FOSS (and I maintain a couple FOSS projects) and I teach younger devs at work, and have a blog (technically two), so I’m in the same boat.

Not being able to pass anything on - my knowledge and experience

I know this may sound like satire but you can write a blog and share your knowledge and experiences. It may seem weird at first, but it’s an actual option, and people could organically come across your blog, especially if you use the right keywords that they’re looking for.

Is he wrong, though?

You would think they could store that information privately, and have it be accessible privately, without it needing to be entirely public.

People buy into the BS sold by companies, they eat it all up without thinking twice about it. It’s easier to point fingers at each other than at companies when companies are paying so much money to attack end-users.

Well yeah, that’s why some people stay in toxic jobs unfortunately.

That actually doesn’t sound that bad lol

Because most people aren’t going to ditch them regardless of how many ads they put, and that’s good enough for them.

He still has a point, though. People talk big, but when it comes time to act, most of them won’t.

My current company treats effort the same as time. I can appreciate that they’re at least honest about that lol