Janet Jackson had the power to crash laptop computers (2022)

Post by ruthmarx » Sun, Sep 15, 2024, 3:58 PM UTC

nkrisc wrote: post #60

otteromkram wrote: post #59

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Disagree. Just follow what the sign says. Do you use the same logic when approaching a "stop" sign while driving?

I remember being told why we stop at stop signs when I was learning to drive. Regarding the sign about laptops: do you want to be right, out do you want people to not put their laptops on there? If your goal truly is to stop people putting laptops on there, then account for people who may not follow the directions if they don’t know why.

Post by ruthmarx » Tue, Sep 17, 2024, 11:51 AM UTC

nkrisc wrote: post #82

ruthmarx wrote: post #81

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> If your goal truly is to stop people putting laptops on there, then account for people who may not follow the directions if they don’t know why. Why? If they decide to ignore the sign, and they fuck their laptops up, that's on them. A note of direction doesn't need to justify itself. People that think they are owed an explanation so they can decide whether or not to follow a note are the problem here.

Yeah, it’s on them. But that doesn’t fix things.

Post by rrrrrrrrrrrryan » Sun, Sep 22, 2024, 5:31 AM UTC

BiteCode_dev wrote: post #79

rrrrrrrrrrrryan wrote: post #78

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Maybe using their watch hand to magnetize the hotel key cards?

I thought about it but their colleagues would have had the same problem, yet didn't. Plus becomming flight attendant removed that activity. Not to mention it happened during the hollidays too. It's probably more life style related, but I was there during said life style and couldn't figure it out.