Taking today off work so I can wander into town and get a covid booster. Three day weekend that just happens to coincide with Bathurst, and a handy excuse to loll around on the sofa? I'll take it. Each of my 'rona shots have been slightly worse than the previous one so I'll probably need the extra day but after experiencing a dose of the plague and the joys of antiviral side effects, it's definitely the better option.
Everywhere else has increasing numbers and the UK is about to start tracking again. I'm a compromised snowflake so thought I should hurry up and get it sorted.
Plus my 5G signal isn't what it was so a topup is appreciated 😉
Saw that the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater remake is on Steam now and bought it almost immediately.
I thought the moves would all come back to me like riding a bike, but I'm continuously embarrassing myself on the simplest moves - - like riding a skateboard.
I'm sure there's an art imitating reality joke in here somewhere, but mostly because I saw another old coot on a skateboard the other day and thought I should try some more shin and ankle torture one of these days ...
Stayed up watching a bit too much cricket last night (and woke up early to watch the end of the match on replay). Was a fantastic match, but I don't do well with lack of sleep, so feeling the effects today.
I'm in Fiji collecting soursop seeds and getting immensely frustrated with MPI's inconsistent messaging about what process I need to follow to get them back safely tomorrow.
I'm following their actual Import Standards document which is being contradicted by the MPI chief officer at Auckland airport.
Thanks! Yes I took the kids too and did the usual tourist trips with them, they've had a great time but they're now getting quite upset about the thought of going back to school next week.
I introduced them to frozen soursop fruit and they loved it. If you've ever tried a cherimoya, it's like that but with a nice sour note to cut through the sweetness.
I think it indicates they aren't planning on monitoring people, but something more like real time monitoring of desk occupancy for monitoring if they have too many or not enough desks. I can't imagine a scenario where HR would not know about the intent to monitor staff in an organisation big enough to have HR.
However, things can still be privacy invading even if they weren't intended to be. I think it's worth fighting against privacy invasion even when (or perhaps especially when) it wasn't intended. Think of security cameras covering staff desks, intended to provide safety to staff but in reality make staff feel the opposite.