You see, because bi people are a myth as far as the authorities are concerned, when a crime is committed they’re classified as straight men or lesbian women, but when they don’t commit crime they’re gay men and straight women.

No, but I feel the need to make people aware that ring cameras are surveillance devices for cops at every opportunity.

Pete, you may think you’re speaking to both sides of the Democratic base, but you’re actually just making the moderates shrug and the left want to throttle you.

Fuck ring cameras, they’ve given blank access to their cameras and footage to police departments in the US, users have no option to block this.

A little light headed is perhaps a bit of an understatement to what I feel sometimes. Sometimes it’s “op, almost lost consciousness there for a second”

“I stood up from a squat quickly and feel light headed, I should probably eat something.”

this piece is very well researched, if a bit catty and over the top in it’s tone.

It’s more focused on the business side of things, less on the technical side, mainly how there is no path to profitability for any of it.

If I were to add anything, it’s that any real reason to fund this stuff is probably for it’s use for social engineering, less for consumer of business use cases. But even then, it would probably be cheaper and more effective to have people do that work.

See that’s the kicker, windows has so many “are you sure” pop ups about stuff that most people just click through them without reading the fine print. People get desensitized to it and just ignore them, or maybe even they just assume microsoft is trying to sell them on a feature they don’t care about.

And in this case it didn’t save the files to the trash can, I imagine because it was synching local files with what was in one drive. Not the user deleting local files.

I had a colleague at work that had to redo several days of work because of the one drive thing.

The long and short of it is that they noticed that their connection was being super slow, opened up task manager to see if anything was eating bandwidth, saw one drive, went it it, correctly diagnosed that it was uploading files to it and eating up bandwidth, and then deleted all the files in one drive to stop it.

One drive decided that this meant they wanted all the local copies of the files deleted as well. Like, on the one hand, not the correct way to stop that behavior, but also like, the kind of thing a lot of people would try, and it then deleting all the local files in turn is an unintuitive outcome.

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I think a lot of the most vocal transphobes are people who have been estranged from their own kids due to their unwillingness to accept them. Like they rationalize it as “gender ideology” stole my kids from me, rather than acknowledge that their kids cut them off because they were being toxic. Having a high profile example of someone “getting their kid back” by dropping the bigotry can help disarm that narrative.

What an absurdly hostile thing to say to random people on the internet who have, at worst, annoyed you. like, they have not materially impacted your life in any significant way.

Like, I’m not a vegetarian, and the preachiness of some can be annoying, but like, you could just… not engage? Like, there are so many groups that are actually having a negative material impact on your life, and you’re out here fuming with rage at this?

Yah, they seem very worried about the public groundswell.

Almost like it’s not just about allowing games to be run locally or a third party server being an annoyance. It’s almost like killing games was more part of a larger business strategy, like they were intentionally deleting products people payed for to force them to buy new versions, or move to more heavily monetized ones.

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Pop em out and in to a container, pre portioned quick to melt soup.

Soup cubes to be nuked

I need the big trays, they’re how I store surplus soups and sauces. Small cubes would be impractical for anything with chunks and be more of a pain to portion.

I believe that the current head of the FDA could be convinced to try and ban chlorine from salt.

It’s a trend In canada of provincial leaders trying to prevent bike lanes.

Like, they lost their weird obsessive fight against bike lanes in cities and towns that wanted to do it, so they go a level up and just impose it from there.

It’ll be looked back on in a similar light to the Battle Creek sanatorium, Kellogg, and all the related quackery.