Implicit is not durable, especially when the servers could be federated all over the world.

There is no evidence you have any durable rights to your comments on Lemmy. It’s hosted on someone else’s machine and they have complete control.

Where is the copyright on Lemmy?

There is no copyright on publicly posted messages.

Edit none that is durable

Still doesn’t explain how public posts on a public, decentralized social media platform are implied to be “mine” or that I have any influence on the end use. It’s hosted on someone else’s computer from the get go, if anything the server owners are the content owners more than I am.

Edit it’d be like if I started seeding a file on a torrent platform, then got upset when someone downloaded it.

Offers no protections that are durable.

Honestly I just run macos on my company provided machine.

Work is work and i leave hobby level customization for my off hours.

I’ve known a few peers who customized their work systems to the wazoo then ran into some setup issues and they couldnt work with local dev kits for the company software. So make sure all tools the company expects you to use locally will work in your preferred setup.

Never met her

Wait, we want anonymous

That’s not the type of job they are referring to.

They’re referring to jobs where you have overarching goals and deliverables but aren’t logging actions to the event, or to the hour.

I’ve had jobs like yours and steady, dependable, maintainable pace is the way to get through the week. Don’t over promise, don’t look available for random new tasks.

At my current gig I have tasks issued at the 2 week level, and aside from very rare requests for assistance or discussion, I’m left to my to-do list, and my predetermined commitments. If I consistently meet my commitments, and show up for scheduled meetings, no one gives a shit when I actually work. It’s great but requires the right environment.

Op said “save gas” as in use less.

No comment was made on “reduce pollution”

KLR left leg, specialist

heres the thing: as a decade+ software dev, I never want to even think about my distro.

I just want Linux terminal style commands, and Linux style ssh shit to just work in the most middle of the road way as possible. I’m trying to get a job done, not build a personality.