You haven't worked in any customer support position, and it shows. The amount of slurs hurled at them is far greater than anything found in a few github comments.
The problem is my friends putting them directly on top of objectives. It gets even better when the mines also bug one layer into the ground, so you can't even see them.
While it does look really cool, I already know that a lot of people will struggle with motion sickness.
It's a fast paced game and while the trailer suggests that you can stay stationary for a bit, it still shows a lot of fast sprints and dodges every so often. Doing this movement with a controller will absolutely fuck up your entire sense of balance and direction.
I will still check it out, but it looks a bit like the doom VR game that was a great concept but was limited by reality.
A lot of people have maxed out all their loot and are now demanding more cause if they could do it than most others must be close to maxing it out as well. What they don't realise is that not everyone can put 150 hours into a game each month.
Most live service games have that problem, that's why they usually throw a gamepass at you each month that requires 200 hours to complete for trash loot.
It also depends on your definition of cyberbullying. Is a mean comment under one or two posts already enough? Does it have to be consistent? Does it have to be from the same Person?
I don't want to undersell Cyberbullying, it definitely is a problem, but a lot of these surveys have vague questions that can be interpreted in massively different ways, both from the person that answers them and from the researchers that formulated them.
The forced change is shitty for us on here since most should know how to properly use Google. But if you think about the average user that puts in complete sentences as search queries and then takes the first reddit/Quora/Blogpost answer for granted, it's probably an improvement for them. Media literacy has been lost long ago and most people already use Google as a chatbot.
Most Windows issues and annoyances can be fixed pretty easily with registry tweaks. This specific issue requires you to go trough the major effort of changing a single 0 to a 2.
As long as its still easier to completely debloat windows instead of debugging Linux, your so called win is still far away.
Servers are public and Private messages are stored without any envryption. If you delete your account then the messages stay and can still be found with your unique ID (just like Reddit). From what ive read Discord also stores your HWIDs and monitors your running processes (with a valid reason considering their game integration). Some say they only store that locally, others claim something else, haven't seen any proof for either side so far.
The problem really boils down to the fact that people treat discord as a private messenger instead of a public forum despite it clearly beeing the latter.
How did you suddenly go from spyware to propaganda and are even accusing me of beeing fooled by them? I don't even have Tiktok on my phone, I just fiddled with the algorithm in a containerised emulator.
All I said is that I'd rather have China have my data than the US cause China is a much smaller potential threat to anyone outside their country.
Besides, I'd much rather have the CCP collect my data than the US, simply cause the CCP doesn't care about you if you don't go to China, but the US could hand over stuff to your government.
Secondly, you switched over the least tech savvy people that relied solely on an existing workflow to get anything done. You destroyed their workflow, denied them the option to use older documents as a reference due to how badly messed up MS documents often get when opened with Libre and you gave them an alternative that's just different enough that nothing works as expected, but still similar enough to just be seen as a different office version.
No, not really. The Metadata doesn't have a "pirated" flag and something like the product key doesn't get saved. Microsoft themselves probably know due to their telemetry but even they can't be bothered about it. I would bet that even you send a pirated document to the Microsoft CEO, they wouldn't notice or even care enough to look for it.
But as always there is the important rule of "don't fuck with work stuff, ever".
It's already questionable why she is editing company documents on here private PC without either a dedicated and remotely managed work particition + VPN or an O365 online work account. These documents fall under far stricter data safety regulations and the way it is right now, she is personally liable for any data leaks.
Absolut nicht. Das tiefere Brummen von Autos lässt sich wesentlich leichter ausblenden als die scheiß Vögel direkt vor meinem Fenster. (Knatternder auspuff und 6000 Umdrehungen mal ausgenommen, das sind doch eher Einzelfälle.)
Die Konstellation, bei der 45min Bahnfahrt zu 2 Stunden Autofahrt werden, würde mich dann doch interessieren. Vor allem weil Parkplatzsuche ja nochmal obendrauf kommt.
Windows asks you a few times to update now or later, gives you a timer of three hours and offers you to open the closed documents again without having to use autosave.
I don't like the forced updates either, but if you lose anything to them it can be classified as "on purpose ".
You haven't worked in any customer support position, and it shows. The amount of slurs hurled at them is far greater than anything found in a few github comments.