Thank you
Some of that is from management being strict about following the procedures we have to make sure every step is followed or we get in trouble so even if someone seems knowledgable we have to treat them like they aren't
as a former tech support person I think the reason why its usually like that is that most of the people who call in are people don't know how to use a computer at least it was for the company I worked at
Yea I was annoyed that they were making me sign up for google+ for my youtube account so I never tried it I just set it up so I could keep using youtube.
I've noticed that this happens alot while messing with simulation nodes what am I doing wrong?
try following hashtags
and then if you suggest they try mastodon they won't even consider it
Tbf voting with money also seems futile
I don't expect my data to be fully deleted in a centralized system either. even if it was deleted from the central server someone might have made an archive of it
and reddit is definitely guilty of this since they were bringing back peoples deleted comments and accounts
does a comment/post really need hundreds of comments saying similar things it also helps to hide spam content and trolls
when I worked at walmart some people would get so offended if I suggested wearing the opposite genders clothes even if the item was basically the same for males and females.
a polo shirt for men is cheaper and you're probably just wearing it because of your workplace why does it matter?
do you have any idea why this just makes the line go up It seems to be deleting the old geometry each frame for some reason