Community Organizers vs Entreprenuers

[merh]

May 30, 2022 17:45:57 GMT abbey1227 said:

May 30, 2022 17:37:15 GMT merh said:

Lived this.
Remember I said they told us the positions were eliminated when they weren't?
The managers were using the money marked for salaries lost for other crap the managers wanted to spend on.

Protect yourself at all times. That includes NOT performing more work than agreed to just because the Company decided to add to your load.

What sorta crap? Chocolate fountains? One of those netted basketball games?

Supplies.
Copiers.
The way it worked was the admin got the new stuff while their old crap was filtered down to other offices. This way they got new printers & copies that didn't keep breaking down.

Mary Charlotte said never volunteer.
It will become part of one's job description.

[merh]

[abbey1227]

May 30, 2022 18:26:06 GMT merh said:

Supplies.
Copiers.
The way it worked was the admin got the new stuff while their old crap was filtered down to other offices. This way they got new printers & copies that didn't keep breaking down.

Mary Charlotte said never volunteer.
It will become part of one's job description.

If I got hired to A,B,C & D..........there's no way I'm going to agree to add X,Y & Z to my job without my approval and likely a hike in pay.

[merh]

Dogecoin cocreator calls Elon Musk a 'grifter' who had trouble running basic code
Cheryl Teh
Tue, May 31, 2022

Dogecoin's cocreator called Elon Musk a "grifter," saying the CEO "was and always will be" one.

Jackson Palmer said Musk appeared to have trouble running basic code in their private interactions.

Palmer also said he "wasn't a fan" of Musk and slammed his attempt to buy Twitter.

The cocreator of dogecoin has made some harsh comments about Elon Musk, calling the Tesla and SpaceX CEO a "grifter" who wasn't capable of running basic code.

Jackson Palmer spoke to independent Australian news site Crikey on topics ranging from Musk to the future of cryptocurrency.

Palmer is best known for being one of the people behind dogecoin, a cryptocurrency coin based on a meme that launched in 2013. Partly thanks to Musk, dogecoin is now one of the world's most valuable crypto coins.

However, Palmer criticized Musk in his interview with Crikey and shared some details of his "interesting past" with the billionaire.

According to Palmer, he first messaged the billionaire on Twitter some years ago after creating a bot that would help detect if there was a cryptocurrency scam in a Twitter mention and send an automated report to the platform flagging the scam, per Crikey.

Palmer said he also worked with Twitter cofounder Jack Dorsey and the Twitter team so that reports would be instantly sent to them, the outlet reported. He also sent the code to other crypto influencers.

"Elon reached out to me to get hold of that script and it became apparent very quickly that he didn't understand coding as well as he made out. He asked, 'How do I run this Python script?'" Palmer said, per Crikey.

"After I gave him the script, I wasn't a fan of him. He's a grifter, he sells a vision in hopes that he can one day deliver what he's promising, but he doesn't know that," Palmer added, per the outlet. "He's just really good at pretending he knows. That's very evident with the Tesla full-self-driving promise."

Palmer claimed people on Twitter were likely enamored by Musk tweeting at them and angling to be friends with him or get rich themselves by association, per Crikey.


"About a year ago, when Musk was saying something about crypto, I said Elon Musk was and always will be a grifter but the world loves grifters," Palmer said, the outlet reported. "They love the idea that they may also be a billionaire one day, and that's the dream he's selling."

Palmer also spoke to Crikey about Musk's Twitter bid, saying he thought the billionaire was out to destroy the platform.

"He was sowing a huge amount of discord and distrust on the platform, and there are huge amounts of churn and attrition from staff," Palmer said, per the outlet. "His play is to either dismantle all trust or maybe he's delusional enough to think he can build an alternative. The other alternative is that he wants to drive it into the ground at a much lower price, and I think that's what he's doing."

Regarding Musk's resolution to vote Republican, Palmer told Crikey: "It's so strange. I think the good news is that a large number of people do see through his shit, including a lot of people who have the rug pulled over their eyes."

Representatives for Musk did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Insider.

/finance/news/dogecoin-co-creator-calls-elon-082330556.html

Another grifter billionaire.
Imagine that.

[abbey1227]

Jun 1, 2022 7:05:12 GMT merh said:

Dogecoin cocreator calls Elon Musk a 'grifter' who had trouble running basic code
Cheryl Teh
Tue, May 31, 2022

Dogecoin's cocreator called Elon Musk a "grifter," saying the CEO "was and always will be" one.

Jackson Palmer said Musk appeared to have trouble running basic code in their private interactions.

Palmer also said he "wasn't a fan" of Musk and slammed his attempt to buy Twitter.

The cocreator of dogecoin has made some harsh comments about Elon Musk, calling the Tesla and SpaceX CEO a "grifter" who wasn't capable of running basic code.

Jackson Palmer spoke to independent Australian news site Crikey on topics ranging from Musk to the future of cryptocurrency.

Palmer is best known for being one of the people behind dogecoin, a cryptocurrency coin based on a meme that launched in 2013. Partly thanks to Musk, dogecoin is now one of the world's most valuable crypto coins.

However, Palmer criticized Musk in his interview with Crikey and shared some details of his "interesting past" with the billionaire.

According to Palmer, he first messaged the billionaire on Twitter some years ago after creating a bot that would help detect if there was a cryptocurrency scam in a Twitter mention and send an automated report to the platform flagging the scam, per Crikey.

Palmer said he also worked with Twitter cofounder Jack Dorsey and the Twitter team so that reports would be instantly sent to them, the outlet reported. He also sent the code to other crypto influencers.

"Elon reached out to me to get hold of that script and it became apparent very quickly that he didn't understand coding as well as he made out. He asked, 'How do I run this Python script?'" Palmer said, per Crikey.

"After I gave him the script, I wasn't a fan of him. He's a grifter, he sells a vision in hopes that he can one day deliver what he's promising, but he doesn't know that," Palmer added, per the outlet. "He's just really good at pretending he knows. That's very evident with the Tesla full-self-driving promise."

Palmer claimed people on Twitter were likely enamored by Musk tweeting at them and angling to be friends with him or get rich themselves by association, per Crikey.


"About a year ago, when Musk was saying something about crypto, I said Elon Musk was and always will be a grifter but the world loves grifters," Palmer said, the outlet reported. "They love the idea that they may also be a billionaire one day, and that's the dream he's selling."

Palmer also spoke to Crikey about Musk's Twitter bid, saying he thought the billionaire was out to destroy the platform.

"He was sowing a huge amount of discord and distrust on the platform, and there are huge amounts of churn and attrition from staff," Palmer said, per the outlet. "His play is to either dismantle all trust or maybe he's delusional enough to think he can build an alternative. The other alternative is that he wants to drive it into the ground at a much lower price, and I think that's what he's doing."

Regarding Musk's resolution to vote Republican, Palmer told Crikey: "It's so strange. I think the good news is that a large number of people do see through his shit, including a lot of people who have the rug pulled over their eyes."

Representatives for Musk did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Insider.

/finance/news/dogecoin-co-creator-calls-elon-082330556.html

Another grifter billionaire.
Imagine that.

Another failed 'expert' by comparison ........showing a bit of an envious side?

marketrealist.com/p/jackson-palmer-dogecoin-net-worth/

Jackson Palmer is a product manager and software engineer who is best recognized for co-founding the meme-inspired cryptocurrency Dogecoin with Billy Markus. Though he has decided to leave the crypto space, his name remains one of the most influential in the industry. As of 2022, Jackson Palmer has an estimated net worth of $1 million.

[abbey1227]

May 30, 2022 18:28:29 GMT merh said:

do you miss those BLM-like days?

[abbey1227]

May 30, 2022 18:22:19 GMT merh said:

Gingers get nothing?

[merh]

Jun 1, 2022 8:04:10 GMT abbey1227 said:

May 30, 2022 18:22:19 GMT merh said:

Gingers get nothing?

Complaining about the lack of ginger billionaires?

Or that you aren't seen as dangerous?

You're dangerous on a bright sunny day without sunglasses to prevent one from going blind looking at the whiteness of the skin.

I, on a sunny day, am covered in jeans & maybe long sleeves.

[merh]

[abbey1227]

Jun 6, 2022 20:25:08 GMT merh said:

speaking of F'ing........... Elon was just asking how it is the oh, so very leaky DOJ just hasn't gotten around to releasing the names from Epstein's list?

s'okay. We ALL know why, right merh?

[merh]

Jun 6, 2022 21:36:32 GMT abbey1227 said:

Jun 6, 2022 20:25:08 GMT merh said:

speaking of F'ing........... Elon was just asking how it is the oh, so very leaky DOJ just hasn't gotten around to releasing the names from Epstein's list?

s'okay. We ALL know why, right merh?

We all know that list was burned as soon as they got hands on it

[abbey1227]

Jun 6, 2022 22:49:56 GMT merh said:

Jun 6, 2022 21:36:32 GMT abbey1227 said:

speaking of F'ing........... Elon was just asking how it is the oh, so very leaky DOJ just hasn't gotten around to releasing the names from Epstein's list?

s'okay. We ALL know why, right merh?

We all know that list was burned as soon as they got hands on it

oh, I disagree.

That list was secreted away.........but held onto to be used to coerce others into compliance.

[merh]

Jun 6, 2022 22:55:56 GMT abbey1227 said:

Jun 6, 2022 22:49:56 GMT merh said:

We all know that list was burned as soon as they got hands on it

oh, I disagree.

That list was secreted away.........but held onto to be used to coerce others into compliance.

But if it exists, someone can hack it/steal it.

There are too many too high up in too many governments for it to ever get released. 

And a file can be hacked.

[abbey1227]

Jun 6, 2022 23:30:28 GMT merh said:

Jun 6, 2022 22:55:56 GMT abbey1227 said:

oh, I disagree.

That list was secreted away.........but held onto to be used to coerce others into compliance.

But if it exists, someone can hack it/steal it.

There are two many too high up in too many governments for it to ever get released. 

And a file can be hacked.

THIS is the difference I'm talking about though. SOME people get everything leaked and innuendoed to death. While others get covered up for years........until they're no longer useful.

Weinstein, for instance, was a well known sleaze.

[merh]

Jun 7, 2022 0:48:26 GMT abbey1227 said:

Jun 6, 2022 23:30:28 GMT merh said:

But if it exists, someone can hack it/steal it.

There are two many too high up in too many governments for it to ever get released. 

And a file can be hacked.

THIS is the difference I'm talking about though. SOME people get everything leaked and innuendoed to death. While others get covered for for years........until they're no longer useful.

Weinstein, for instance, was a well known sleaze.

But Epstein was like the elite elite & the ultimate private club.

Discretion was required for continued patronage

[abbey1227]

Jun 7, 2022 1:18:34 GMT merh said:

Jun 7, 2022 0:48:26 GMT abbey1227 said:

THIS is the difference I'm talking about though. SOME people get everything leaked and innuendoed to death. While others get covered up for years........until they're no longer useful.

Weinstein, for instance, was a well known sleaze.

But Epstein was like the elite elite & the ultimate private club.

Discretion was required for continued patronage

And he betrayed all of those elites by recording their comings and goings.

Comey, Wrey, Strzok & Co have been leaking everything and even writing books.........but that list of Epstein's is just evaporated away?

[merh]

Jun 7, 2022 1:23:25 GMT abbey1227 said:

Jun 7, 2022 1:18:34 GMT merh said:

But Epstein was like the elite elite & the ultimate private club.

Discretion was required for continued patronage

And he betrayed all of those elites by recording their comings and goings.

Comey, Wrey, Strzok & Co have been leaking everything and even writing books.........but that list of Epstein's is just evaporated away?

That was his blackmail list.

Comey, Wrey, etc, all the people who broke tour little heart, didn't have that discretion issue.

Epstein was basically a call girl service.
Silence was golden.
What part of discretion to retain his clientele are you missing?

Any list is likely eyes only/memorized

[abbey1227]

Jun 7, 2022 1:33:22 GMT merh said:

That was his blackmail list.

Comey, Wrey, etc, all the people who broke tour little heart, didn't have that discretion issue.

Epstein was basically a call girl service.
Silence was golden.
What part of discretion to retain his clientele are you missing?

Any list is likely eyes only/memorized

Epstein was recording people for a reason. Self-protection? Quid pro quo? Get out of jail Free cards?

I'm not missing any of it. What part of many young women are perfectly fine performing those services if the money is right are you missing?

No, they went to his home and removed his computers and other evidence. It's never been offered up as evidence or provided to interested parties. This is highly suspicious activity. Sorta like his supposed 'suicide' was.

[merh]

[merh]

After the movie yesterday, we hit Applebee's
Kid was pointing out some of the callbacks I missed like the boss of Biosyn (the badguy. Dodgeson) who apparently never created anything, just stole/bought other people's technology. Like fish that ate easy to catch for fishermen but taste crappy. I said "like Musk?" Kid said "Yes"