We have been trying to reach you about your law’s extended warranty

I work for an ISP, and this is a common practice among my peers

In Fantasy Axis and Allies news, Germany’s election to join the Axis this time around is not expected to have a significant scoring impact, unlike the Brexit Shakeup of 2016. Instead, while many players correctly anticipated America’s most recent fascist power play, few gambled on a parallel humanist shift from the former Axis MVP. The sentiment of those surveyed can be summarized as, “Well, yeah, it’s Germany, what did you expect?”

Launched in 1995, the brand takes its name from the original location of Costco’s corporate headquarters in Kirkland, Washington.

Turns out you have to make a good game too. Who would have guessed?

I was recently in college for IT, and my professors said a couple of times that it’s best practice just to assume that all of your info has already been stolen

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/10/subscribers-are-paying-more-for-streaming-content-that-they-are-enjoying-less/

Netflix’s content has gotten so much worse too. I don’t think there are many people left that have a subscription for more than one or two shows. And this seems to be a trend across all the different apps. Makes me glad I set up automatic torrenting for everything I’m interested in, and all it costs me is $5/month for Proton VPN

I hate crowd work. Getting called on while on a night out is my worst nightmare

Companies still shouldn’t steal fanart. If a fan makes something they like, they should work with the fan to make it official in a way that satisfies both parties. The community would love seeing that, and the company would get what they want for a reasonable price, and probably still cheaper than paying their own artists.

A comment lower in the thread says Bungie has reached out to this person, and are handling it well, which sounds great!

I can’t think of the last time I went through a self checkout without having to wait for an employee. Sure, a lot of the time it’s just because I’m buying a bottle of wine or whatever, but, like, that’s still a problem.

It’s also super terrible security-wise, because it incentivizes employees to make their account credentials whatever is quickest to type in on the kiosk that seems to have less processing power than my cellphone. I usually look away out of politeness, but I’ve glanced at their codes a few times. Saw one that was literally 0000. Another that was just 1, because apparently they don’t even necessarily have any password requirements lol

I was going to bring up Core Keeper! Satisfactory is another game that made great use of Early Access

It’s probably a hand hole for accessing a pipe or cable junction, likely smaller because it’s where business or homes hook in. I work for an ISP, and most of ours are about this size

Which was their goal

Might be time to move to the EU, so when we all become corporate citizens, I can at least be a citizen of Lego

Oh, well then, I’m sure it’s all okay!

The ISP I work for provides residential gigabit fiber to Rochester, so I know it’s definitely not a problem of availability

Kids don’t do anything when they know someone else will fix it for them.

And who exactly would be responsible for enabling that behavior?

Oh, I didn’t even consider that that would be something you could do. Why would you want two desktops?