Well, people need to learn to keep their fingers out of random, no cost cloud things. If this learning process involves painful data loss, maybe the lesson sticks better.

So they look like a criminal gang instead of an official government agency. Makes them easier to confuse with home invaders that can be shot.

Do we really need the Ammosexuals here? The A2 fanboys can stay and sink with reddit.

Just like Linux 20 years ago.

And those 10kAh will last how long on that system?

Just as a friend said about him: “Möge ihn der Blitz beim Scheissen treffen!”, literally “May lightning hit him while he is shitting!”.

Nope. Germany.

Luckily, my country can’t do that. I can relinquish citizenship, but the government can’t remove it.

So now we know it is possible, it is time to replicate that success worldwide.

Of course it is a shitty and shady deal. What did you expect from a government-backed deal?

Some tics infect people and animals with an allergy against red meat.

The dog of our friends go this…

Microsoft’s data shows such users are really small when compared to the number of users who are asking for other newer features in the taskbar.

Asking for things like AI integration everywhere?

Horrible.

Oh, just Reddit drama. I had hoped it was something serious.

It’s not a backup if they don’t have at least one rotation in physical possession.

Stupid people do stupid things. Like putting all apples in one basket.

Sometimes the lesson that needs to be learned in order to appreciate backups is hard…

Well, at least LG has a range of TVs turned monitors, i.e. without all that “smart” shit. So they have a usable alternative, something other vendors don’t.

And having visitited one of those shops when they were around, I’d say their failure was fully deserved.

Walmart tried to get a foothold in Germany, and lost out against about every other supermarket chain here.

This will end in a generation best equipped to avoid government mandated network restrictions.

And one that will have good reason to disrespect government and the law.