Lol, what?
You represent your employers at work, not every waking hour.
Jackthelad
joined 1 year ago
I'm sorry that the facts don't fit your narrative. It must be frustrating.
If you work for a company, you're a representative of that company. If you disagree with the businesses they work with, don't work for that company.
Or if you really have a problem and want to express yourself, don't do it at your workplace. It's stupid.
Why would you organise this on company headquarters without the consent of the company?
If you tell your employers that you hate the way they operate, what do you think is going to happen?
You have other choices, yes, but it's always going to be either the Democrat or the Republican that wins.
Like here in the UK, smaller parties get media coverage more so than in the US, but it's still always going to be either Labour or the Conservatives that are forming a government, so they get the most coverage.
I think I blocked a bot once, if that counts.
But I don't block people on any sites unless they start spamming me in DMs or whatever. I don't see the point of blocking people otherwise.
I'm so glad we don't get campaign spam like this in the UK.
I remember people going crazy about it when Apple introduced it, and then I saw a video of it in action and was like, "is that it?".
Is it wholesome to cry over a lime, or just a bit strange?
I've never really liked any other launchers I've tried, but this one does look nice.
For those who have used it, how does it improve on the standard Pixel launcher?
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You can go on a protest whenever you want. Don't expect your employers to be enthusiastic about it if you organise one in your workplace, however.