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Things you feel are a little too cyberpunk in your workplace.
| Workplaces need to be more cyberpunk.
| The fact that I have to give my fingerprints to my corporation in order to "punch" in and out.
Worst is, I can't quit this job for legal reasons right now. So I had to.
| We used to biometrics
| >>216090 fuck your biometrics, I'm burning my thumb and finger with a lighter once I'm out of this fucking job.
| Some military camps over here are going to use some pretty advanced facial recognition tech to check who goes in and out. And some kinda crazy plans on how they're going to do survelliance of the ocean and within campgrounds like drones and watchtowers with pretty insane cameras. They claim its to reduce manpower (which is true tbh) but damn all those tech.
| What is this app
| I use thermal imaging devices, drones, camera snakes and pretty much a bunch of new tech for my daily activities and tasks. I work aa a field service technician for a mechanical engineering outfit...hvac-r, electrical, geothermal, solar, radiant systems and infrastructure.
| >>226699
I'm not gonna lie, that is a hella cool job.
As for me, I have a classic wageslave role- clerical office worker who literally has a nine to five doing an otherwise mundane task.
To be fair, that task is a collections agent for a healthcare services provider, and the pay is better than minimum wage, but sometimes I can't help but feel like the zombies described in most cyberpunk fiction.
| In the Navy, clearance gives me access to what I can only describe as "DoD-tube". You go on there and you can find crazy shit like footage from the dogfight in Syria to drone footage of village bombings in way higher q/u/ality than you can find on YouTube. Some are even 4K 60FPS, but those take fuckin forever to load when underway on a SAT connection.
| Yeah he's gun' giv' u dah code for dah security cleareance navy f00t4g3
| I'm unemployed, so that's pretty cyberpunk
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| I'm working at Burger King and felt really weird when a saw that employees can't order bottle-based drinks. Figured it was because you can actually use it and re-use it in you everyday life and big brother BK doesn't really like it. I know it sound paranoid but hey, I wouldnnt on this forum if i wasn't a little.