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- Comment on Windows users keep losing files to OneDrive, and many don't know why 1 day ago:
Years ago Microsoft had its OneNote Notebooks as proper files, you could move and copy them and such. Now it’s nearly impossible to get your hands on a “tangible” file using this software.
During that transition- from usable to shit, I made the mistake of uploading my notebook, with all of my uears of course studies (college, professional certifications, etc) into onedrive. That way it could be backed up! A year later I moved my files again into a different system, moving away from OD. They were MY files after all.
What I didn’t know was that Microsoft had moved my Notebook somewhere else into their cloud, on my behalf, and changed my Notebook file to a shortcut/pointer object. There was no indication it was a shortcut as with other documents (the little arrow) on windows. It looked just exactly like the original file.
Well when I tried to open this “file” I got the rudest awakening: Microsoft couldn’t find the “linked” notebook. “What fucking linked notebook?” Apparently, when I moved my “file” (shortcut) out of overdrive, they saw that as a deletion and DELETED the now referenced file they helpfully moved for me.
All of this without ever a single notification; Microsoft deleted years of critical notes with no recourse for recovery. It was just gone.
Ass holes.
- Comment on The Trump phone just missed another release date 1 week ago:
What are the 14 other indications on this visual?
- Comment on YSK to get a passport in the US, you need to have access to information about your parents and most recent ex-spouse 1 week ago:
Yes. In the Us.
- Comment on Google Deploying Huge CO2 Battery Facilities with Company Energy Dome 2 weeks ago:
Doesn’t seem very useless if we can use it.
- Comment on Google Deploying Huge CO2 Battery Facilities with Company Energy Dome 2 weeks ago:
If anything it will create a market (and technologies) for co2 capture.
- Comment on North Korean infiltrator caught working in Amazon IT department thanks to lag — 110ms keystroke input raises red flags over true location 3 weeks ago:
Probably a remote kvm system with QOS monitoring. Many secure systems won’t let you connect directly to sensitive resources from your personal workstation.
- Comment on It's the Christmas light video again - 2025 edition 5 weeks ago:
I dunno. I just bought the Sylvannia led traditional white lights. Flicker free. Finally.
- Comment on Zelensky’s Image Is Stained as Corruption Inquiry Shakes His Inner Circle 1 month ago:
One has to wonder why OP has posted almost 2k posts in 4 months. All either posting only positive news for China, and negative for Western democracies.
- Comment on Germans Are Running Short on Patience With Their Stumbling Chancellor 1 month ago:
One has to wonder why OP has posted almost 2k posts in 4 months. All either posting only positive news for China, and negative for Western democracies.
- Comment on Save us!!! 2 months ago:
This is a bot ^^
- Comment on Death of beloved neighborhood cat sparks outrage against robotaxis in San Francisco 2 months ago:
Yup, blindly following. Clearly that is my way. No independent thought whatsoever.
- Comment on Death of beloved neighborhood cat sparks outrage against robotaxis in San Francisco 2 months ago:
Perhaps we should force cars out so wagon makers can have their jobs back?
Perhaps we should force out wagons and horses to bring in a new age of rickshaws?
My take is, your take is pretty simple-minded.
- Comment on Death of beloved neighborhood cat sparks outrage against robotaxis in San Francisco 2 months ago:
Holy shit, its logical fallacy over and over with you.
I didn’t make any assumptions. If they can avoid animals now (which they can, and do), they can improve that detection and/or logic for cats that have disappeared under the car and not reappeared. That’s not even an assumption, much less a “big” one.
And you’ve never hit a cat that was hiding under your car? Are you sure? How can you prove it? Have you gotten out each time you drove away to make sure there wasn’t a cat left behind?
And you’ve driven 93m miles, so you can compare your extensive history and record of driving with waymo’s?
I personally don’t like the idea of driverless cars.
And there is your bias.
No one argues self-driving cars are “needed.” The point is, they are a significant improvement over humans when developed correctly.
How are people this fucking stupid? Really?
I don’t want you to answer that. I would need some rational and intelligent discussion on the subject.
- Comment on Death of beloved neighborhood cat sparks outrage against robotaxis in San Francisco 2 months ago:
I have faith that if they keep making errors like this, people won’t give them business. I have faith that they will fix socially unacceptable issues in the name of money.
Kindly fuck off with your misplaced judgement.
- Comment on Death of beloved neighborhood cat sparks outrage against robotaxis in San Francisco 2 months ago:
While our vehicle was stopped to pick up passengers, a nearby cat darted under our vehicle as it was pulling away,
There are plenty of assholes who will aim for cats while driving. This, at least, can likely be remedied fleet-wide and permanently with a software fix. These people are just looking for an excuse to rail against automation— as if a human driver would have definitely seen the cat.
Also, keep cats inside.
- Comment on Don't let your pets go to waste 2 months ago:
Note it’s made with, not from. So other types of animals (wild, working, etc) are probably included too.
- Comment on if you're offered a position you can use to advance your career but it involves people without boundaries, do you tell your maybe-future-to-be manager you don't want to work with those people? 2 months ago:
Hahaha
- Comment on Why are Michelin Stars so highly revered when they originated from a tyre company? 2 months ago:
Does it matter where a good idea comes from?
- Comment on if you're offered a position you can use to advance your career but it involves people without boundaries, do you tell your maybe-future-to-be manager you don't want to work with those people? 2 months ago:
This is gen z in a nutshell. Telling management how they will be managed.
I’m all for tearing down walls and rebuilding institutions, but wait your turn. Wait until you understand something of it. It’s unlikely a business can run only on the people you like.
- Comment on Fight me 2 months ago:
I dunno, I’m seeing some light.
- Comment on Got 'em 2 months ago:
And level! It must be at the center.
- Comment on Mom they're fighting again 2 months ago:
Some spiders also produce milk.
- Comment on If proton decay isn't true 2 months ago:
That’s…
- Comment on A company called Blackdot has built a tattooing robot. 3 months ago:
Well, it would be perfect for someone who wants to ink plans to break out of prison I guess.
- Comment on What is this plant? The one without leaves. 3 months ago:
Look up Shepherd’s-purse (Capsella bursa-pastoris)
- Comment on Watch first, then wipe: Some China’s restrooms put toilet paper behind paywall 3 months ago:
Hey, could you watch some ads for me? Mines out.
- Comment on Can you think of any now? 3 months ago:
Wait, that’s not a thing?
My whole life is a lie.
- Comment on Is it possible to survive by eating only through your ass? (Serious.) 3 months ago:
But what if you stick to pasta?
- Comment on Field work. Be careful what you agree to 3 months ago:
It’s “baahgs”
- Comment on YSK Lemvotes.org will show you votes on any post, comment, or by user, or anything on the fediverse 3 months ago:
There was another instance that revealed all the data by post/comment. Far more useful to see if s post is getting brigaded, etc, or to see maybe if you have a wierdo stalker.
I just can’t remember what the instance was.
