Personally, I get tired of all the social features in games. When I play a game, it's to escape from the real world, and trying to force me to realign my real world and my fantasy world is nothing more than a detraction. I'm glad that the option is available to people who want to use it, but there's a huge niche in…

Yes. It’s one thing to break the law unintentionally; you should still receive just consequences, but it should mostly be a learning experience. Intentionally breaking the law in order to gain an illicit advantage is what a bad actor is (in this context). And until we can curtail the incentives of being a bad actor,…

If you’re high, it only becomes more funny/endearing. Everybody has a high "genuine" laugh. Even in his imperfections, he’s still a brand ambassador.

That’s odd, I’ve only ever heard the “new” variant. Growing up in Missouri, Tennessee, and Georgia, the two note variant is the one I’d listen to on my back porch for the least 30 years at least.

Great sentiment to have, except when a patch loses that data

And as somebody in the DoD who did such testing and policy procedure documenting, there are a lot of people who do that testing.

The government, or rather, the DoD at least, also doesn’t rely on just the OS to remain secure. Aggressive GPO policies to prevent human error related breaches (e.g., complete disabling of every user-customizable setting, blocking of all USB mass storage functionality, extreme paranoia level of website whitelisting,…

The directions clearly state “To turn on Force Dark Mode, simply enter chrome://flags/#enable-force-dark in your address bar, hit Enter, and turn the feature on.”

Yup, and Democrat back when Republicans were the good guys. There's been a polar shift in the parties since then, in case you didn't know. If course repubtards love to forget that fact

Get this guy a f***in Puppers

Bruh, Bowsette was last week. We've moved on

1.) Anecdotal evidence at best, pure bull shit at worst.

Actually, Amazon pays pretty decently compared to other unskilled jobs, at least in my area. My wife worked at the Chattanooga fulfillment center, and if memory serves she was making around $15 an hour. However, the working conditions were very much shit, mostly in the scheduling aspect, so she took a lower paying job…