I would recommend at most ruining windows as the hypervisor then running Linux virtual machines. Maybe run a windows VM if you have a specific need.
This is mainly because Linux is much better “supported” for the majority of self hosted projects.
But you can of course do whatever you want.
He’s probably got a full copy of the Trump-Epstein files to hang over the orange Cheeto, and honestly Trump doesn’t actually care, he’s still looting everything from the American people either way
I looked at the permissions the camera app has on my phone. While yes it has a few they don’t seem unreasonable to me.
Camera, microphone, photos and video are the absolute bare minimum to be able to capture pictures and video and be able to save them locally.
Notifications while not critical makes sense so it can show a recording notification.
Location once again seems common sense to me because lots of people want their photos geotagged. I believe this is also why nearby devices is required.
I was able to disable location and nearby devices and the app still works, which I think is acceptable.
I’d be curious to see what permissions your camera app has/had/requested to see if it was after more suspicious access.
Method C. Sounding rod depth required to hit the prostate.
I know it sounds odd to do this on a tree, but trust me, it works.
Hell yeah it’s Dr. Darling!
Main character syndrome. Has been getting worse for a long time because of social media.
I’m perpetually tired and stuck in a loop. Full time job, and carer for a disabled parent.
It’s not easy, I do get frustrated, but I would not change it because it would make things worse for mum.
I’ve seen the episode of lower decks where ensign Kim was promoted. It’s better he stays an ensign.
Because money
I hope it just puts everything into /dev/null
I have no doubt the training data includes drunk players, so yes!
All of this has happened before. All of this will happen again.
Still more coherent than what the Orange Cheeto can actually manage these days
They obviously never ran across the flamboyants before. Their words could give people 3rd degree burns
What if he used a smart fridge?
Are you kidding? Turnip wouldn’t tell his family about it, the greedy Oompa Loompa would keep it to himself and his “business” buddies from a certain island
Both situations if incorrectly handled are a problem.
Being good for morale is definitely a good thing. However if that is the main thing someone brings to the table and their work performance is otherwise noticeably lower, then it’s on management to manage the person. The other side of it that I have personally seen is that while their work output may be lower, they produce better quality/detailed work as well (but not always, just playing devils advocate).
Being the hard worker producing a lot of output is also generally a good thing, but only if the quality of your work does not suffer and they are not achieving it by overloading/burning out. OK you’ve done 4x as much work as Bob. But only because half of that was you then having to re-do the work due to errors, missed requirements, etc. Once again, just an example/playing devils advocate as to why more output is not always better.
In most countries charities have reporting requirements and rules to follow to stop exactly this method of fraud.
Taxpayer money will be used to refund businesses.
People will not receive a refund.
Prices will not go back down.
#America
In this case I agree with others that you probably should not send anything at all.
If you absolutely are going to send something. Less is more. An apology of literally just “I am sorry”, and an offering to them that if they ever want to reconnect that you would be open to it. No explanations, no reasonings, no what ifs/offerings.