Does it say they posted it on the Internet?
Google Docs has a "anyone with a link" sharing option. I would not expect setting that and texting my friend the link to result in the document contents being indexed for searches.
jtrek
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I would not assume "anyone with a link" includes people who do not have the link.
Neat.
Also when you scroll down on the page, the background gets more red. Is that a subtle "we're turning more communist" joke? (Ok, it says linear-gradient(180deg,#e2f3ff,#ffecd9), which isn't really red)
Conservatives value in-group solidarity more than almost anything else. Feels good in their brain.
You'd probably be an asshole too if you came a little every time you yielded to authority. That's how their brains work.
It was never going to work out in favor of consumers.
Also fuck Microsoft. At the very least they should be broken up.
A demonstration of two things to remember.
One: Conservatives are tribal. They value in-group membership more than almost anything else.
Two: They think everyone is like them. They are not good at empathy.
They are bad people.
We are lead by the emotions of idiots, and the greed of monsters.
We have leadership who do not understand how work gets done. They don't do work like their employees do. They don't code or do code reviews.
What makes me even angrier is how easily everyone accepted it. We could have pushed back. We could have simply continued doing our jobs from home, they can’t fire everyone. Instead, people just complained but complied.
This also frustrates me.
There's no labor organization or solidarity here. Some people are afraid they'll lose their job and then suffer. That's a real fear, because this is the bad place
But some people are just spineless
How is that not an anti-trust issue?
Because we live in the bad place. Conservatives are unlikely to pursue anti-trust unless they're using it as a tool to hurt out-group (eg: they might try to break up an organization they perceive as being too queer).
We don't have a strong left in the US. You get glimmers every so often - Lina Khan was trying to do anti-trust work, but then trump returned and that's all moot.
A lot of problems would go away or be less bad if we stopped letting power consolidate. Unfortunately, this is the bad place.
I remember back in 2015-ish a guy I knew at work claimed he couldn't get traction on dates because he didn't have social media. I was like, I'm confident that is not the primary problem here.
But yeah, today there's a bigger backlash against big social media. There's more than just weirdos who don't have Facebook et el
I have read about people trying to use LinkedIn for dating, and I feel like that's a red flag. Those men should probably be quarantined.
I have to admit I was wrong - a shit-load of google docs are also visible on search. I wasn't aware it works this way. That's really bad. I found so many people's resumes!