I was not notified about a pentest(Penetration test, where your company pays white hat hackers to try and breach it's security and write a report on it), and as the only person in charge of that site during my shift, when I saw the alarms go off I tried to reach out to all my superiors multiple times, reached out to the "on call" and got no answer from either. I ended up pushing the big red button, on their words I caused the company to lose a fuckton of money.

I refused to be the scapegoat or sign the written warning, going as far as threatening legal action so they backed off. Ultimately ended up quitting because of the harassment bringing my already shaky mental health to a point where I was a danger to myself.

No fairytale ending, I think they burned me on the cybersecurity circles and I ended up overeducated and unemployable, and my sad little heart didn't and still doesn't have the fortitude to fight back. Plus, it's been over a decade, all I knew is outdated and my certs lapsed ages ago. It is not a fight I could put myself through.

And not to mention budget breaking substitutions, allergies, taste, lifestyle choices and such. Lots of things usually classified as lazy are originally borne out of accessibility needs.

It often is, but for instance, if they're out of the pills I use to be able to digest lactose, then buying milk and cheese is a waste for me, if they're out of tortillas then I can make chilli with mostly the same ingredients, but if they're out of the specific type of beans I need, then I have to rethink my whole purchase order, and stuff like that.

No thank you

People with mobility issues, no car and no Supermarkets within walking distance, a lot of disabled people, temporarily or otherwise, me while tending to a sick cat who needed fluids every two hours and has allergies to a couple of very common things, etc.

I could go on but I think my point has been made. It is pointless for me to buy 4 packs of tortillas if the brand of beans that doesn't trigger my IBS is unavailable.

I still don't get it, What is the first image, that looks like a garlic press? And the relevance of the icecream, and the two scoop ice cream cone? Sorry, not trolling, I really don't get it.

... What? I don't get it

Perhaps this post hasn't had enough visibility, brigading and sock puppets for it to happen, but it very often happens, there are plenty of posts where comments like mine get buried.

Which gender gets discriminated the most? Not really relevant. The issue is the societal response to men being discriminated against, not only in generalizations, but also in topics like incarceration rates and lengths of incarceration, even when accounting for criminal history, and severity of the crime.

And yet, people act like one argument is valid and the other one isn't. Neither one is valid, both racism and sexism are incredibly damaging.

Now watch me be downvoted to hell in record time for this statement.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-Portrait_with_Bandaged_Ear + https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friends,_Romans,_countrymen,_lend_me_your_ears + me chuckling to myself while hiding at the restroom at work.

Honestly, sometimes I wonder if you actually need help and are just suffering and can't see it, or if it is just someone doing a bit like Ken M. Either way, cheers.

Friendly reminder to take your meds, buddy. Hope you are well, I worry about you and think of you often.