DOGE employee accidentally set his Google Calendar to 'public' — here’s what’s on it
DOGE employee accidentally set his Google Calendar to 'public' — here’s what’s on it
The people behind centibillionaire Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) are largely unknown to the public. However, two journalists recently found a public Google Calendar for one DOGE staffer that sheds light on how the quasi-agency operates.Business Insider's...
look at this quasimodo lookin ass troglodyte. his body is even more fucked up. white supremacists who think they are pure and worthy of preservation are always the fugliest, most rendering error looking types ever.
Aren't these guys supposed to be...clever?
No, they're supposed to be fall guys.
Only the best people...
Sycophants
So what was in the calendar? Can't see the article with an addblocker.
DOGE is not yet an official federal agency authorized by Congress.
not yet? could we fucking not?
In January, Sennott attended a 15-minute meeting on DOGE recruiting. Less than two weeks later, he attended a meeting instructing "special government employees" (Musk's official designation) about the federal ethics rules that applied to them.
Ethics rules? Never heard of them.
Completely competent geniuses.
So stable too
What a dumb story, there's nothing of interest on the calendar.
In January, Sennott attended a 15-minute meeting on DOGE recruiting. Less than two weeks later, he attended a meeting instructing "special government employees" (Musk's official designation) about the federal ethics rules that applied to them.
That's it.
sounds like they couldn't come up with 5 bullet points
So, I've seen this "centibillionaire" title a few times, but I believe it should be hecto(a?)billionaire if I have my metric prefixes correct.
E.g. a centimeter is a hundredth of a meter, so a hundredth of a billion is 10mil.
Shout-out to [email protected]
Or maybe I'm out of the loop on the joke.
I totally would agree, except we're using "billion [dollar]" and not "gigadollar", so I think we're already not using a metric term in the first place. It sounds to me like "billion" comes from Latin, and "cent-" as a Latin prefix would mean 100x, so my layman's understanding is still satisfied with "centbillionaire". Totally interested if I'm missing something, though.
Decitrillionaire
But 1 percent is 1 per 100.
Only commenting on the picture: this guy always looks like he wants to give me candy from his van.