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And yet still, there was Twitter to run: systems to maintain, code to write, projects to sync up on. And so workers began to create Google Docs listing who they could confirm was still employed at the company. They messaged colleagues on Slack to see who would message back. If the person responded, they got added to the doc.

Certainly not a good Friday, topped off with a this dose of dystopiata.

p.s. Why did stable diffusion generate what looks like a garbage photoshop of Larry Ellison's lips and bone structure atop Mullosk?

Some things cannot be unseen.

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