Its first product, Tenant Assured, is already live: After your would-be landlord sends you a request through the service, you’re required to grant it full access to your Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and/or Instagram profiles. From there, Tenant Assured scrapes your site activity, including entire conversation threads and private messages; runs it through natural language processing and other analytic software; and finally, spits out a report that catalogues everything from your personality to your “financial stress level.”
“If you’re living a normal life,” Thornhill reassures me, “then, frankly, you have nothing to worry about.”
Make no mistake: The data will mislead. Among the behaviors that count against your Tenant Assured “credit” percentage — i.e., how confident the company is that you’ll pay rent — are “online retail social logins and frequency of social logins used for leisure activities.” In other words, Tenant Assured draws conclusions about your credit-worthiness based on things such as whether you post about shopping or going out on the weekends.
I, for one, welcome our boring yet cyberpunk dystopian future.
I hate this so fucking much.
Time to set up a separate Facebook page to game the system.
I've already started one, since an off-color joke from someone else I agreed with lost me an interview last week.
Its first product, Tenant Assured, is already live: After your would-be landlord sends you a request through the service, you’re required to grant it full access to your Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and/or Instagram profiles. From there, Tenant Assured scrapes your site activity, including entire conversation threads and private messages; runs it through natural language processing and other analytic software; and finally, spits out a report that catalogues everything from your personality to your “financial stress level.”
“If you’re living a normal life,” Thornhill reassures me, “then, frankly, you have nothing to worry about.”
Make no mistake: The data will mislead. Among the behaviors that count against your Tenant Assured “credit” percentage — i.e., how confident the company is that you’ll pay rent — are “online retail social logins and frequency of social logins used for leisure activities.” In other words, Tenant Assured draws conclusions about your credit-worthiness based on things such as whether you post about shopping or going out on the weekends.
I, for one, welcome our boring yet cyberpunk dystopian future.
I hate this so fucking much.
Time to set up a separate Facebook page to game the system.
"Things zepherin likes: Reading quietly at home alone, respecting other people's property, fiscal responsibility, paying rent."
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TraceGNU Terry Pratchett; GNU Gus; GNU Carrie Fisher; GNU Adam WeRegistered Userregular
chu I'm pretty sure I live fairly close to you so if you want me to come put a door stop in her office door on the outside while she's in it, you let me know.
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jungleroomxIt's never too many graves, it's always not enough shovelsRegistered Userregular
Its first product, Tenant Assured, is already live: After your would-be landlord sends you a request through the service, you’re required to grant it full access to your Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and/or Instagram profiles. From there, Tenant Assured scrapes your site activity, including entire conversation threads and private messages; runs it through natural language processing and other analytic software; and finally, spits out a report that catalogues everything from your personality to your “financial stress level.”
“If you’re living a normal life,” Thornhill reassures me, “then, frankly, you have nothing to worry about.”
Make no mistake: The data will mislead. Among the behaviors that count against your Tenant Assured “credit” percentage — i.e., how confident the company is that you’ll pay rent — are “online retail social logins and frequency of social logins used for leisure activities.” In other words, Tenant Assured draws conclusions about your credit-worthiness based on things such as whether you post about shopping or going out on the weekends.
I, for one, welcome our boring yet cyberpunk dystopian future.
I hate this so fucking much.
I wonder how someone using that service will react to a person like me who doesn't use any of those sites
Imagine a world where some formulated social media score was used in conjunction with your credit score, and having no social media was a negative?
I could see that happening.
jungleroomx on
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syndalisGetting ClassyOn the WallRegistered User, Loves Apple Productsregular
I have hopes for them to make it the assassins creed 2 of the series - not the best, but setting the direction and making a good game out of something kind of incomplete.
SW-4158-3990-6116
Let's play Mario Kart or something...
Its first product, Tenant Assured, is already live: After your would-be landlord sends you a request through the service, you’re required to grant it full access to your Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and/or Instagram profiles. From there, Tenant Assured scrapes your site activity, including entire conversation threads and private messages; runs it through natural language processing and other analytic software; and finally, spits out a report that catalogues everything from your personality to your “financial stress level.”
“If you’re living a normal life,” Thornhill reassures me, “then, frankly, you have nothing to worry about.”
Make no mistake: The data will mislead. Among the behaviors that count against your Tenant Assured “credit” percentage — i.e., how confident the company is that you’ll pay rent — are “online retail social logins and frequency of social logins used for leisure activities.” In other words, Tenant Assured draws conclusions about your credit-worthiness based on things such as whether you post about shopping or going out on the weekends.
I, for one, welcome our boring yet cyberpunk dystopian future.
I hate this so fucking much.
I wonder how someone using that service will react to a person like me who doesn't use any of those sites
Its first product, Tenant Assured, is already live: After your would-be landlord sends you a request through the service, you’re required to grant it full access to your Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and/or Instagram profiles. From there, Tenant Assured scrapes your site activity, including entire conversation threads and private messages; runs it through natural language processing and other analytic software; and finally, spits out a report that catalogues everything from your personality to your “financial stress level.”
“If you’re living a normal life,” Thornhill reassures me, “then, frankly, you have nothing to worry about.”
Make no mistake: The data will mislead. Among the behaviors that count against your Tenant Assured “credit” percentage — i.e., how confident the company is that you’ll pay rent — are “online retail social logins and frequency of social logins used for leisure activities.” In other words, Tenant Assured draws conclusions about your credit-worthiness based on things such as whether you post about shopping or going out on the weekends.
I, for one, welcome our boring yet cyberpunk dystopian future.
I hate this so fucking much.
Time to set up a separate Facebook page to game the system.
I've already started one, since an off-color joke from someone else I agreed with lost me an interview last week.
The post was from 2009.
woah how did that go down
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zepherinRussian warship, go fuck yourselfRegistered Userregular
Its first product, Tenant Assured, is already live: After your would-be landlord sends you a request through the service, you’re required to grant it full access to your Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and/or Instagram profiles. From there, Tenant Assured scrapes your site activity, including entire conversation threads and private messages; runs it through natural language processing and other analytic software; and finally, spits out a report that catalogues everything from your personality to your “financial stress level.”
“If you’re living a normal life,” Thornhill reassures me, “then, frankly, you have nothing to worry about.”
Make no mistake: The data will mislead. Among the behaviors that count against your Tenant Assured “credit” percentage — i.e., how confident the company is that you’ll pay rent — are “online retail social logins and frequency of social logins used for leisure activities.” In other words, Tenant Assured draws conclusions about your credit-worthiness based on things such as whether you post about shopping or going out on the weekends.
I, for one, welcome our boring yet cyberpunk dystopian future.
I hate this so fucking much.
Time to set up a separate Facebook page to game the system.
I've already started one, since an off-color joke from someone else I agreed with lost me an interview last week.
also because it's the climax to like the last few weeks of my professional life and has finally allowed me to relax my shoulders and not feel like a low energy beta cuck, i am reposting my work thing
she had nothing else to say to that, really, and then mentions how she only recently found out i lost a couple close loved ones in the past year- 'maybe that's why you're having trouble doing as well as you used to.' i found that hysterically inappropriate, too- but i just let it slide, since i was proud of not raging hard up to that point and wanted to keep it going. then she wished me well and i left.
p_q
Wooooooow
Good job chu
I would have gotten my ass fired from my reaction to that
i was livid. it starts as sort of her trying to be nice, i guess? she's like idk, before i promoted you 15 months ago you were hungry and detail oriented and stuff. you're still one of my favorite people here, but performance wise... i've heard you've had some lingering health problems and i just now found out you had some personal losses before coming back?
me, grinding teeth: yes, my sister and my nephew.
her, clucking sadly: that's terrible. i'm so sorry. maybe that's what's been distracting you lately.
@Elki can we change the football thread title to be something euros related since it's starting tomorrow? def helps with encouraging discussion and stuff
Make a new thread since I'm shit at maintaining title relevancy. I'll lock the other one.
Its first product, Tenant Assured, is already live: After your would-be landlord sends you a request through the service, you’re required to grant it full access to your Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and/or Instagram profiles. From there, Tenant Assured scrapes your site activity, including entire conversation threads and private messages; runs it through natural language processing and other analytic software; and finally, spits out a report that catalogues everything from your personality to your “financial stress level.”
“If you’re living a normal life,” Thornhill reassures me, “then, frankly, you have nothing to worry about.”
Make no mistake: The data will mislead. Among the behaviors that count against your Tenant Assured “credit” percentage — i.e., how confident the company is that you’ll pay rent — are “online retail social logins and frequency of social logins used for leisure activities.” In other words, Tenant Assured draws conclusions about your credit-worthiness based on things such as whether you post about shopping or going out on the weekends.
I, for one, welcome our boring yet cyberpunk dystopian future.
I hate this so fucking much.
I wonder how someone using that service will react to a person like me who doesn't use any of those sites
Sort of like a person with no credit history?
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jungleroomxIt's never too many graves, it's always not enough shovelsRegistered Userregular
Its first product, Tenant Assured, is already live: After your would-be landlord sends you a request through the service, you’re required to grant it full access to your Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and/or Instagram profiles. From there, Tenant Assured scrapes your site activity, including entire conversation threads and private messages; runs it through natural language processing and other analytic software; and finally, spits out a report that catalogues everything from your personality to your “financial stress level.”
“If you’re living a normal life,” Thornhill reassures me, “then, frankly, you have nothing to worry about.”
Make no mistake: The data will mislead. Among the behaviors that count against your Tenant Assured “credit” percentage — i.e., how confident the company is that you’ll pay rent — are “online retail social logins and frequency of social logins used for leisure activities.” In other words, Tenant Assured draws conclusions about your credit-worthiness based on things such as whether you post about shopping or going out on the weekends.
I, for one, welcome our boring yet cyberpunk dystopian future.
I hate this so fucking much.
Time to set up a separate Facebook page to game the system.
I've already started one, since an off-color joke from someone else I agreed with lost me an interview last week.
The post was from 2009.
woah how did that go down
I called and asked and tried really hard not to explode over the phone.
Its first product, Tenant Assured, is already live: After your would-be landlord sends you a request through the service, you’re required to grant it full access to your Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and/or Instagram profiles. From there, Tenant Assured scrapes your site activity, including entire conversation threads and private messages; runs it through natural language processing and other analytic software; and finally, spits out a report that catalogues everything from your personality to your “financial stress level.”
“If you’re living a normal life,” Thornhill reassures me, “then, frankly, you have nothing to worry about.”
Make no mistake: The data will mislead. Among the behaviors that count against your Tenant Assured “credit” percentage — i.e., how confident the company is that you’ll pay rent — are “online retail social logins and frequency of social logins used for leisure activities.” In other words, Tenant Assured draws conclusions about your credit-worthiness based on things such as whether you post about shopping or going out on the weekends.
I, for one, welcome our boring yet cyberpunk dystopian future.
Just posting the buzzwords over and over would fuck it over pretty good.
*makes dozens of facebook posts about how incredibly capable of paying rent I am all the time*
cas eddy one time a long time ago people were talking about gay sex and stuff and you described like sitting in front of your partner, indian style or something, and jerking them off
look all i'm saying is i ain't forgot, that image is seared
Nono you sit up with your legs apart and then have the guy getting jerked sit between your legs and lean back on you (ideally you yourself lean your back straight against the baseboard or wall behind your bend)
And then because of the angle, the jerked guy gets the full might, dexterity, and stamina of your masturbating hand because the angle is the same as jerking your own dick. Potentially decades of muscle memory coming to your aid.
With the other arm you hold them roughly/tenderly, nuzzle/bite their neck/ears/face and whisper sweet/filthy things to then as they squirm
chu I'm pretty sure I live fairly close to you so if you want me to come put a door stop in her office door on the outside while she's in it, you let me know.
also because it's the climax to like the last few weeks of my professional life and has finally allowed me to relax my shoulders and not feel like a low energy beta cuck, i am reposting my work thing
she had nothing else to say to that, really, and then mentions how she only recently found out i lost a couple close loved ones in the past year- 'maybe that's why you're having trouble doing as well as you used to.' i found that hysterically inappropriate, too- but i just let it slide, since i was proud of not raging hard up to that point and wanted to keep it going. then she wished me well and i left.
p_q
Wooooooow
Good job chu
I would have gotten my ass fired from my reaction to that
i was livid. it starts as sort of her trying to be nice, i guess? she's like idk, before i promoted you 15 months ago you were hungry and detail oriented and stuff. you're still one of my favorite people here, but performance wise... i've heard you've had some lingering health problems and i just now found out you had some personal losses before coming back?
me, grinding teeth: yes, my sister and my nephew.
her, clucking sadly: that's terrible. i'm so sorry. maybe that's what's been distracting you lately.
*breathing exercises*
This is the kind of shit that everyone needs union representation for, IMHO.
cas eddy one time a long time ago people were talking about gay sex and stuff and you described like sitting in front of your partner, indian style or something, and jerking them off
look all i'm saying is i ain't forgot, that image is seared
Nono you sit up with your legs apart and then have the guy getting jerked sit between your legs and lean back on you (ideally you yourself lean your back straight against the baseboard or wall behind your bend)
And then because of the angle, the jerked guy gets the full might, dexterity, and stamina of your masturbating hand because the angle is the same as jerking your own dick. Potentially decades of muscle memory coming to your aid.
With the other arm you hold them roughly/tenderly, nuzzle/bite their neck/ears/face and whisper sweet/filthy things to then as they squirm
It's the best way to hj ever
*nods thoughtfully*
*begins chanting WE'RE HERE, WE'RE QUEER*
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syndalisGetting ClassyOn the WallRegistered User, Loves Apple Productsregular
cas eddy one time a long time ago people were talking about gay sex and stuff and you described like sitting in front of your partner, indian style or something, and jerking them off
look all i'm saying is i ain't forgot, that image is seared
Nono you sit up with your legs apart and then have the guy getting jerked sit between your legs and lean back on you (ideally you yourself lean your back straight against the baseboard or wall behind your bend)
And then because of the angle, the jerked guy gets the full might, dexterity, and stamina of your masturbating hand because the angle is the same as jerking your own dick. Potentially decades of muscle memory coming to your aid.
With the other arm you hold them roughly/tenderly, nuzzle/bite their neck/ears/face and whisper sweet/filthy things to then as they squirm
It's the best way to hj ever
oh my god
Im not gay, so the likelihood of ending up in that situation is incredibly slight...
but oh my god.
oh my god.
SW-4158-3990-6116
Let's play Mario Kart or something...
Its first product, Tenant Assured, is already live: After your would-be landlord sends you a request through the service, you’re required to grant it full access to your Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and/or Instagram profiles. From there, Tenant Assured scrapes your site activity, including entire conversation threads and private messages; runs it through natural language processing and other analytic software; and finally, spits out a report that catalogues everything from your personality to your “financial stress level.”
“If you’re living a normal life,” Thornhill reassures me, “then, frankly, you have nothing to worry about.”
Make no mistake: The data will mislead. Among the behaviors that count against your Tenant Assured “credit” percentage — i.e., how confident the company is that you’ll pay rent — are “online retail social logins and frequency of social logins used for leisure activities.” In other words, Tenant Assured draws conclusions about your credit-worthiness based on things such as whether you post about shopping or going out on the weekends.
I, for one, welcome our boring yet cyberpunk dystopian future.
I hate this so fucking much.
I wonder how someone using that service will react to a person like me who doesn't use any of those sites
Imagine a world where some formulated social media score was used in conjunction with your credit score, and having no social media was a negative?
I could see that happening.
There are already some places that teach HR staff if you can't find someone's FB or Twitter history, that means it's probably been deleted by the person to dodge the digging.
That's one of the primary reasons I decided to start using FB again.
With Love and Courage
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MortiousThe Nightmare BeginsMove to New ZealandRegistered Userregular
Its first product, Tenant Assured, is already live: After your would-be landlord sends you a request through the service, you’re required to grant it full access to your Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and/or Instagram profiles. From there, Tenant Assured scrapes your site activity, including entire conversation threads and private messages; runs it through natural language processing and other analytic software; and finally, spits out a report that catalogues everything from your personality to your “financial stress level.”
“If you’re living a normal life,” Thornhill reassures me, “then, frankly, you have nothing to worry about.”
Make no mistake: The data will mislead. Among the behaviors that count against your Tenant Assured “credit” percentage — i.e., how confident the company is that you’ll pay rent — are “online retail social logins and frequency of social logins used for leisure activities.” In other words, Tenant Assured draws conclusions about your credit-worthiness based on things such as whether you post about shopping or going out on the weekends.
I, for one, welcome our boring yet cyberpunk dystopian future.
I hate this so fucking much.
I wonder how someone using that service will react to a person like me who doesn't use any of those sites
BF/Future husband told me I am one of like three people who has ever gotten him to completion
I was like O.O "I thought I was really bad with you or something I am so glad you told me this."
Me? I'm like a mousetrap 24/7.
Its first product, Tenant Assured, is already live: After your would-be landlord sends you a request through the service, you’re required to grant it full access to your Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and/or Instagram profiles. From there, Tenant Assured scrapes your site activity, including entire conversation threads and private messages; runs it through natural language processing and other analytic software; and finally, spits out a report that catalogues everything from your personality to your “financial stress level.”
“If you’re living a normal life,” Thornhill reassures me, “then, frankly, you have nothing to worry about.”
Make no mistake: The data will mislead. Among the behaviors that count against your Tenant Assured “credit” percentage — i.e., how confident the company is that you’ll pay rent — are “online retail social logins and frequency of social logins used for leisure activities.” In other words, Tenant Assured draws conclusions about your credit-worthiness based on things such as whether you post about shopping or going out on the weekends.
I, for one, welcome our boring yet cyberpunk dystopian future.
I hate this so fucking much.
It's a violation of privacy and also just stupid.
I swear, 'privacy' is just going to slowly become an outmoded concept over time. Like, when my nephew is my age, he'll have no fucking concept of what we used to mean when we talked about privacy or privacy rights.
Yeah that's kinda the way it is going. I'm 30 and I already consider privacy kind of a privalleged bullshit concept. We haven't had privacy for a long time. Most especially in the face of developments over the past 20 years both technologically and governmentally.
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syndalisGetting ClassyOn the WallRegistered User, Loves Apple Productsregular
It is the literal stranger.
SW-4158-3990-6116
Let's play Mario Kart or something...
Its first product, Tenant Assured, is already live: After your would-be landlord sends you a request through the service, you’re required to grant it full access to your Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and/or Instagram profiles. From there, Tenant Assured scrapes your site activity, including entire conversation threads and private messages; runs it through natural language processing and other analytic software; and finally, spits out a report that catalogues everything from your personality to your “financial stress level.”
“If you’re living a normal life,” Thornhill reassures me, “then, frankly, you have nothing to worry about.”
Make no mistake: The data will mislead. Among the behaviors that count against your Tenant Assured “credit” percentage — i.e., how confident the company is that you’ll pay rent — are “online retail social logins and frequency of social logins used for leisure activities.” In other words, Tenant Assured draws conclusions about your credit-worthiness based on things such as whether you post about shopping or going out on the weekends.
I, for one, welcome our boring yet cyberpunk dystopian future.
I hate this so fucking much.
I wonder how someone using that service will react to a person like me who doesn't use any of those sites
Imagine a world where some formulated social media score was used in conjunction with your credit score, and having no social media was a negative?
I could see that happening.
There are already some places that teach HR staff if you can't find someone's FB or Twitter history, that means it's probably been deleted by the person to dodge the digging.
That's one of the primary reasons I decided to start using FB again.
That is so cruel. I love how cruel HR can be re:hiring *sobs uncontrollably*.
Casual Eddy just made a bunch of guys much more interested in the gay experience.
all the gay sites I read are obsessed with str8 metrics lately
like "read here how str8 guys do gay stuff more often"
"str8 guys on reddit talk about their man/man experiences"
"str8 guys now more likely to have casual sex with other men"
anyways everyone needs to share all their stories
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Blameless Cleric An angel made of sapphires each more flawlessly cut than the last Registered Userregular
MEmere askin' me why I'm blushing goddamn it Ceddy
BF/Future husband told me I am one of like three people who has ever gotten him to completion
I was like O.O "I thought I was really bad with you or something I am so glad you told me this."
Me? I'm like a mousetrap 24/7.
I'm more on the future husbando end of the spectrum. Though recently I've been watching less porn and varying my jerking more and the results have been positive.
Its first product, Tenant Assured, is already live: After your would-be landlord sends you a request through the service, you’re required to grant it full access to your Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and/or Instagram profiles. From there, Tenant Assured scrapes your site activity, including entire conversation threads and private messages; runs it through natural language processing and other analytic software; and finally, spits out a report that catalogues everything from your personality to your “financial stress level.”
“If you’re living a normal life,” Thornhill reassures me, “then, frankly, you have nothing to worry about.”
Make no mistake: The data will mislead. Among the behaviors that count against your Tenant Assured “credit” percentage — i.e., how confident the company is that you’ll pay rent — are “online retail social logins and frequency of social logins used for leisure activities.” In other words, Tenant Assured draws conclusions about your credit-worthiness based on things such as whether you post about shopping or going out on the weekends.
I, for one, welcome our boring yet cyberpunk dystopian future.
I hate this so fucking much.
I wonder how someone using that service will react to a person like me who doesn't use any of those sites
Sort of like a person with no credit history?
I should nuke Facebook
fuck gendered marketing
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zepherinRussian warship, go fuck yourselfRegistered Userregular
Its first product, Tenant Assured, is already live: After your would-be landlord sends you a request through the service, you’re required to grant it full access to your Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and/or Instagram profiles. From there, Tenant Assured scrapes your site activity, including entire conversation threads and private messages; runs it through natural language processing and other analytic software; and finally, spits out a report that catalogues everything from your personality to your “financial stress level.”
“If you’re living a normal life,” Thornhill reassures me, “then, frankly, you have nothing to worry about.”
Make no mistake: The data will mislead. Among the behaviors that count against your Tenant Assured “credit” percentage — i.e., how confident the company is that you’ll pay rent — are “online retail social logins and frequency of social logins used for leisure activities.” In other words, Tenant Assured draws conclusions about your credit-worthiness based on things such as whether you post about shopping or going out on the weekends.
I, for one, welcome our boring yet cyberpunk dystopian future.
I hate this so fucking much.
Time to set up a separate Facebook page to game the system.
I've already started one, since an off-color joke from someone else I agreed with lost me an interview last week.
The post was from 2009.
woah how did that go down
I called and asked and tried really hard not to explode over the phone.
I'll nuke them too
Send me deets
fuck gendered marketing
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MrMisterJesus dying on the cross in pain? Morally better than us. One has to go "all in".Registered Userregular
Casual Eddy just made a bunch of straight guys much more interested in the gay experience.
*huff puff*
oh hai guys
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syndalisGetting ClassyOn the WallRegistered User, Loves Apple Productsregular
edited June 2016
I kissed a dude once.
I felt absolutely nothing. It wasn't revusion or anything, just like... nothing.
It was the moment I was most assured of my heterosexuality. I wasn't mad or fighting aginst it or acting in any overcompensting factor... it was just a thing that I felt absolutely nothing towards a opposed to the thunderstorm of chemicals that flood my system when I kiss a girl and like it.
syndalis on
SW-4158-3990-6116
Let's play Mario Kart or something...
Its first product, Tenant Assured, is already live: After your would-be landlord sends you a request through the service, you’re required to grant it full access to your Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and/or Instagram profiles. From there, Tenant Assured scrapes your site activity, including entire conversation threads and private messages; runs it through natural language processing and other analytic software; and finally, spits out a report that catalogues everything from your personality to your “financial stress level.”
“If you’re living a normal life,” Thornhill reassures me, “then, frankly, you have nothing to worry about.”
Make no mistake: The data will mislead. Among the behaviors that count against your Tenant Assured “credit” percentage — i.e., how confident the company is that you’ll pay rent — are “online retail social logins and frequency of social logins used for leisure activities.” In other words, Tenant Assured draws conclusions about your credit-worthiness based on things such as whether you post about shopping or going out on the weekends.
I, for one, welcome our boring yet cyberpunk dystopian future.
I hate this so fucking much.
I wonder how someone using that service will react to a person like me who doesn't use any of those sites
Imagine a world where some formulated social media score was used in conjunction with your credit score, and having no social media was a negative?
I could see that happening.
There are already some places that teach HR staff if you can't find someone's FB or Twitter history, that means it's probably been deleted by the person to dodge the digging.
That's one of the primary reasons I decided to start using FB again.
That is so cruel. I love how cruel HR can be re:hiring *sobs uncontrollably*.
*shrugs*
I can't speak to other areas, but the problem here is simply that there are too many applicants and not enough demand for workers. So HR departments develop some really intricate screening processes because they have a lot of people to filter through.
Posts
I've already started one, since an off-color joke from someone else I agreed with lost me an interview last week.
The post was from 2009.
"Things zepherin likes: Reading quietly at home alone, respecting other people's property, fiscal responsibility, paying rent."
watchdogs 2 looks stupid.
Imagine a world where some formulated social media score was used in conjunction with your credit score, and having no social media was a negative?
I could see that happening.
watch_dogs 1 wasnt great.
I have hopes for them to make it the assassins creed 2 of the series - not the best, but setting the direction and making a good game out of something kind of incomplete.
Let's play Mario Kart or something...
they'd hiss before disappearing into the night
You need to change your privacy settings.
i was livid. it starts as sort of her trying to be nice, i guess? she's like idk, before i promoted you 15 months ago you were hungry and detail oriented and stuff. you're still one of my favorite people here, but performance wise... i've heard you've had some lingering health problems and i just now found out you had some personal losses before coming back?
me, grinding teeth: yes, my sister and my nephew.
her, clucking sadly: that's terrible. i'm so sorry. maybe that's what's been distracting you lately.
*breathing exercises*
Make a new thread since I'm shit at maintaining title relevancy. I'll lock the other one.
@Tav
Sort of like a person with no credit history?
I called and asked and tried really hard not to explode over the phone.
*makes dozens of facebook posts about how incredibly capable of paying rent I am all the time*
Nono you sit up with your legs apart and then have the guy getting jerked sit between your legs and lean back on you (ideally you yourself lean your back straight against the baseboard or wall behind your bend)
And then because of the angle, the jerked guy gets the full might, dexterity, and stamina of your masturbating hand because the angle is the same as jerking your own dick. Potentially decades of muscle memory coming to your aid.
With the other arm you hold them roughly/tenderly, nuzzle/bite their neck/ears/face and whisper sweet/filthy things to then as they squirm
It's the best way to hj ever
i live in SW longmont, 15m from NE boulder
This is the kind of shit that everyone needs union representation for, IMHO.
What an absolute monster.
So, just another Thursday?
*nods thoughtfully*
*begins chanting WE'RE HERE, WE'RE QUEER*
oh my god
Im not gay, so the likelihood of ending up in that situation is incredibly slight...
but oh my god.
oh my god.
Let's play Mario Kart or something...
There are already some places that teach HR staff if you can't find someone's FB or Twitter history, that means it's probably been deleted by the person to dodge the digging.
That's one of the primary reasons I decided to start using FB again.
My online social presence is non-existent
edit: ftfm
It’s not a very important country most of the time
http://steamcommunity.com/id/mortious
I was like O.O "I thought I was really bad with you or something I am so glad you told me this."
Me? I'm like a mousetrap 24/7.
Yeah that's kinda the way it is going. I'm 30 and I already consider privacy kind of a privalleged bullshit concept. We haven't had privacy for a long time. Most especially in the face of developments over the past 20 years both technologically and governmentally.
Let's play Mario Kart or something...
like "read here how str8 guys do gay stuff more often"
"str8 guys on reddit talk about their man/man experiences"
"str8 guys now more likely to have casual sex with other men"
anyways everyone needs to share all their stories
I'd love it if you took a look at my art and my PATREON!
I'm more on the future husbando end of the spectrum. Though recently I've been watching less porn and varying my jerking more and the results have been positive.
('like a mousetrap' = A+)
I should nuke Facebook
Even a bit artistic
I'll nuke them too
Send me deets
*huff puff*
oh hai guys
I felt absolutely nothing. It wasn't revusion or anything, just like... nothing.
It was the moment I was most assured of my heterosexuality. I wasn't mad or fighting aginst it or acting in any overcompensting factor... it was just a thing that I felt absolutely nothing towards a opposed to the thunderstorm of chemicals that flood my system when I kiss a girl and like it.
Let's play Mario Kart or something...
*shrugs*
I can't speak to other areas, but the problem here is simply that there are too many applicants and not enough demand for workers. So HR departments develop some really intricate screening processes because they have a lot of people to filter through.