You're not wrong. Ffs.
I'd say you made the point better than any of us.
I know some network security folks, in their 40's, who've literally said "I don't want to be inconvenienced" when discussing why they tolerate this invasive shit.
Motherfucker, your job is securing networks. You know first hand the kind of shit going on out there.
Hahahahahaha Facebook follow security standards? Your fucking kidding, right?
Facebook, probably the first greatest scourge of privacy invading companies (worse than Google), follows secjrity standards?
The motherfuckers have a profile on me, and I've never once been on any Facebook website or service, let alone logged into any Facebook crap.
My young family members are the worst, they just click "yes" to everything, regardless of any effort I've made to explain how things work.
Any barrier to convenience is too frustrating to them. They don't like even using full applications in their laptops, always say "wheres the app, this is too complex". 🤦🏼♂️
Miracle Whip, aka The Devil's Jizz
I don't think you'll find an SFF that'll hold multiple 3.5" drives. Many regular desktops won't hold that many drives.
I couldn't find the words to describe my confusion. Thanks...perfectly stated.
I can see why it lost. All fucking summer?
How about start with weekends through the summer? Maybe that would work better without being disruptive during the week?
Uggh, I even hate that word.
There are assholes everywhere, always have been, always will be.
I disagree.
If you're an asshole, people don't want to work with you, and will actively avoid you.
I'm the IT guru in my family and extended circle. Of the probably 100+ people I advise, none will ever use Graphene now.
They alienate people with their hubris and condescension. Rather than help people understand their perspective, they act like it's "the only answer".
That's never a solution. Discussing pros and cons of different approaches moves us forward, not the Graphene "us VS them" mentality.
Two words: Fuck Graphene
(More words): and the assholes who run it.
I've been flashing phones since my OG Droid in 2009. Done probably 200+ flashes across numerous phones.
I've been in IT since the early 90's.
Had an error with the Graphene flash on a clean Pixel. The way they talked to me would've gotten me a re-training session with my management, possibly fired, back when I was on a help desk.
Bunch of arrogant, condescending pricks. They need a Red Foreman boot up their ass.
They still have a profile on everyone, established long before we could limit anything.