Context: I got laid off (as an IT Manager) by the last company I worked for, unexpectedly. However a week or so prior to layoff they asked me to ensure all passwords be documented. As such I used 1Password and “trained” the GM at that time how to use it, per their request.

Come to find out, they also laid off that manager sometime after me. There have been attempts from my employer to reach out to me via WhatsApp. I just ignored them. They should have the passwords, as to why they do not know about them? Negligence. I feel that I have moved on, I feel that I do not owe them anything. Not a good company to work at, I felt used there.

For all they know, I forgot the password. I denied a severance from them for a reason. Their conditions at the time were that if I accept this severance I continue to provide them up to a certain amount of technical support via email or phone call. I denied that however, written and signed. I took my own copy as well.

Anyway, this message feels like a soft threat of sorts? Perhaps not. Any advice?

TLDR: Repost… forgot to add the screenshot.

A true Gigachad

Saw this post in facebook. I’m curious. Also, someone in the comments mentioned a floppy disk method that might set the PC on fire. Is that true?