This dude loves the idea of least privilege which is good, but I need this privilege for the job he wants me to fucking do and is complaining I’m not doing fast enough. I’m curious if he’ll notice I didn’t have to ask for help. I’m trying to figure out if it’s a weird power move or what.

Recently, I was looking through logs to try to understand something and I found a password in plaintext. For the first time ever, I can actually do the whole job independently and it is such a fucking relief.

I still do not have the necessary permissions to do this task but I have gotten crap from him about not doing it in a timely manner when I have to wait for other people to run pretty basic SQL queries to complete said task.

It's not an accident that "Luddite" is now synonymous with "backward, technology-fearing dummies." That's how they'd like to brand anyone who dares to question whether new tech might be bad for us.

I’m in

The Tea Party's biggest distributed event was on tax day 2009, with 750 modestly attended protests. No Kings had 2,600.

Its biggest single gathering was on 9/12/09 in DC, with somewhere between 75K and a few 100K participants. No Kings had 5-7 million.

So: No Kings dwarfs the Tea Party. [2/3]