I used to work for the company upstairs in the same building as the inspiration for this diorama. There was a video where he went out and let a lady in after hours and I was like holy fuck I know those stairs... and that door... for about 6 months I walked past that door and never saw the guy, the blinds always closed. But eventually I found out they discovered a tenant filming porn in the building and they kicked him out. And I was like I fucking new it!
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It sounds like you are defending taking an in person job with the intent to deceive your employer by working at home. Because I still fail to see a circumstance where it would be a problem unless the employee is trying to be deceitful to work from someplace unauthorized.
That sounds like an issue with the the arrangement between the employee and employer to me.
Taco Bell did win the restaurant wars...
I don't actually have a problem with this. If people are stupid enough to admit to a crime or engage in criminal activity on a platform that they don't control, that's on them. I put this as the next step of evolution from people who would commit a crime on youtube for views then get shocked pikachu'd when the police arrest them for it. They have no one to blame but themselves, they brought a 3rd party AI company into it and they did not consent to be an accomplice and if there is any company out there with the resources to have AI scan conversations to flags to send to the police with good accuracy, openAi would definitely be at the front of it.
Don't forget staff payroll has to come or if that too
Doh, I completely overlooked that, thanks for pointing it out.
Doesn't matter what the DM rolls, beholders eye petrification is a DC only ability, it always hits, its up to the player's DEX Save to resist the effect.
- Petrification Ray. The targeted creature must make a DC 16 Dexterity saving throw. On a failed save, the creature begins to turn to stone and is restrained. It must repeat the saving throw at the end of its next turn. On a success, the effect ends. On a failure, the creature is petrified until freed by the greater restoration spell or other magic.
Yeah, no doubt different facilities run things differently. Depends on where you are, who governs it and it's security level. Low security gets more privileges than medium, high, or maximum security. Though for us medium security and lower could have small games, dice, dominoes, etc during rec hours.
If you're rolling D20s, but there are also D4s, D6s, D8s, D10s, D12s, and a D10 Percentage die for 5e, and some spells require multiple of the same dice, so rolling 6d6 is a very real scenario, so you can have plenty of dice to use to find variations to get to 7 with different sided dice.
Don't worry, there are dice in (at least some) prisons, every cell block had at least one D&D group going with 4-6 people, and they used dice.
Source: Was a prison guard in the ARMY for 4 years at Fort Lewis.
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its a bash script (bash is a linux shell, like an advanced command prompt). Similar to a very advanced batch file (.bat) on windows, or more in line with the functionality available with windows PowerShell, but with better tools and less stupid, for Linux instead of Windows. On Linux file extensions aren't necessary, you can set permissions to whether a file is executable or not as an attribute to the file, so you can download this text script file that's been renamed to be a .exe, and it won't work on windows at all, nor on linux, until after you either give it permission to execute and then run it, or run it by piping it into the bash shell, which is what their one-liner copy/paste with the tinyurl would end up doing.
Honestly, after looking through it all it does is go through some jokey menus with some jokey responses, and feels very reminiscent of code written by chatGPT, which is pretty much the only place I ever see those unicode character icons being used in actual code.