Guess I’ve gotten used to them. At the beginning I’d just rip the cap off anyways, but now somehow managing though I do buy this sorta bottles rather rarely nowadays.

ANYWAYS I don’t understand why so many products come in plastic bottles, or carton box with a fucking plastic cap. Aluminum cans are great, cartons are great, glass bottles are great. Why plastic???

Probably not any more unsafe than Windows in general. Microsoft already steals all your data, so not sure why you’d be more scared of a script that you can inspect to know exactly what it does

You can still spam with user1@domain.tld, user2@domain.tld etc and it takes basically no extra effort

Eh, honestly I think blocking plus addressing as a workaround to block people from using multiple identities on the site is very weak argument and ignores completely the reason plus addeesses are being used in the first place, tagging.

And the addition of “-” just tells they don’t really know what they’re doing, considering it’s not only valid but also very common symbol in email addresses

They do though mention “+” and “-” also banned in the username part, which is kinda annoying

Initial commit #463

I’m quite sure the guy above is not talking about devtest environment, but production deployments…

Unlock Origin*

From now on, referring to it incorrectly is considered herecy and punishable by up to 17 whip lashes.

Edit: not gonna fix the typo, I’ll take my lashes

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How do you know you’re conscious?

What a cunt planet

Moon’s not a planet. It’s a moon that is orbiting a planet.

Edit: I’m big dum dum

This checks out.

I’m not a SWE ( though kinda code monkey anyways) and it’s 2 monitors no rbg (just all black thinkpad, keyboard backlight disabled)

Lmao

Try clean reinstall (wipe disk etc) if you can pick up the hardware key

Or a warranty case lol

Also gz for a new lesson learned;)

Honestly, I’d just suggest going to your IT and tell that you fucked around and broke things. The IT guys have seen that (in different ways) so many times it shouldn’t really be a too big deal. Way worse if you try to hide it

The danger comes from Microsoft. If there’s an audit and it’s discovered that you are using pirated keys, that can coat the company a bunch of moneys

Now Microsoft is not quite as anal with those as some other companies (uh, Oracle for example) but it’s still not good

Holy shit that’s actually amazing

Simplified it a bit

This style of connector wedges itself watertight, so there’s that

“Yeah we’re familiar with this issue design, and have opened 17 support requests and upvoted 5 user voice posts to Microsoft about it. But hey we have this workaround that is not maintainable that you can use meanwhile”