The "two weeks to flatten the curve" feels like gaslghting in retrospect.
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But honestly I'm not surprised. Lockdowns and isolation have turned some of my more reasonable acquaintances into rabid social media junkies who do nothing but judge anyone for the smallest social infraction.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
A self hosted music streaming server that's simple enough for my mom to use
So unless you have some proof to prove your point, I'm going to assume you're making this up
If you're going to tattle, you have to be smart about how you go about it.
For example, their lawyer could avoid unneeded attention by not pushing for motions that generate national news headlines and fire up the conspiracy theorists.
And this isn't just an assumption. I know a few of these people in real life and that's how they think.
Personally, I think it would be a better move to just ignore this completely.
I don't make as much money as my hyper competetive peers. But I feel like the work I do matters a lot more. And I never felt this stress about under performing.
Mozilla is a mess, and they need to can anyone who can't contribute code
The larger problem is an offended person can do a lot of damage. In extreme cases, offended people have SWATted their targets causing all sorts of physical damage and emotional distress.
Personally, I don't want to worry about getting SWATted because some nobody from my high-school disagreed with my Facebook post. So I'm not going to post anything on Facebook.