Fi 🏳️⚧️Hey so how's ActiveDirectory going to implement that OS-based age-flag horseshit?
nyanbinary
@munin giving a kid access to an AD environment must be some form of child abuse, right?
afaik the law makes no exemptions for business systems used, presumably, entirely by adults.
So now, everyone's AD installs have to attest to their age; It's The Law after all.
So your temporarily instantiated admin account you're using to modify a service - that's going to need to attest you're over 18.
Is it going to pull that information from HR? is it going to make you answer a dialogue when you login? How is this going to be implemented in business systems that are, again, almost guaranteed to be only used by adults?
Kluthulhu' XOR 1=1--@munin @nyanbinary For some reason this reminded me of company profiles on social media.
There was a period where these profiles would get locked because they were "under 13" (i.e. company age = person age).
There was a period where these profiles would get locked because they were "under 13" (i.e. company age = person age).