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- Comment on IBM 1979 variation 9 hours ago:
Some of your computers are horny by proxy.
- Comment on How to "do Chewbacca? 13 hours ago:
Asking politely will go a long way in helping you get some Wookiee nookie.
- Comment on Bird Law 16 hours ago:
The case was later dismissed due to a lack of probable caws.
- Comment on Trust in Jesus 16 hours ago:
“Alcophilic memes” has enough content to be its own community lol.
- Comment on It's all SO simple! 3 days ago:
WITHDRAW CONSENT (projectile vomits)
- Comment on shoutout to all the invertibabes 5 days ago:
If you can’t handle me at my worm, you don’t deserve me at my best 🪱 💅
- Comment on Diphalia 1 week ago:
I see your “snakes have two penises” and raise you “kangaroos have THREE vaginas”.
- Comment on Teams’ invasive Wi‑Fi tracking sparks backlash as users say Microsoft crossed a line — “There must be a team at Microsoft tasked with making Teams worse” 1 week ago:
Thanks for the clarification. I wrongly assumed Microsoft was using Wi-Fi positioning systems (which is used for geolocation, just not in this particular case) instead of reading their documentation.
I’ll update the comment.
I also don’t think most workplaces are going to punish you for opting out of this feature even if organizational policy requires it to be enabled.
- Comment on Teams’ invasive Wi‑Fi tracking sparks backlash as users say Microsoft crossed a line — “There must be a team at Microsoft tasked with making Teams worse” 1 week ago:
This is what I gathered on the subject, feel free to correct if anything is wrong:
The WiFi tracking works by scanning for nearby WiFi networks, identifying which routers are nearby and their signal strengths, matching those against their database of known WiFi access points, and using that data to estimate your location.
For now the feature will be off by default, first has to be enabled by your company, and then the user has to opt in for it to be used.
For those who are required to use Microsoft products, it can by bypassed by using a wired Ethernet connection and not using Teams on any devices using a wireless connection.
- Comment on Twitch: "Hey, come back! This commercial break can't play while you're away." 1 week ago:
- Comment on Classics 1 week ago:
Yo mama so hairy they filmed Gorillas in the Mist in her shower.
- Comment on i unapologetically love male pits 1 week ago:
The Feast of the Ass has been around since the 11th century and somewhere along the line, things were lost in translation.
- Comment on Why do russian parents insist on being treated to home cooked meals? 3 weeks ago:
It is custom in some cultures, including mine, to host holidays and personal events in your own home and visit friends and family in their homes when it is their turn. There may not be (or have been at the time) a good selection of restaurants, those restaurants might be expensive or exclusive, and inviting someone for a home cooked meal feels like the more personal and thoughtful thing to do. Some older generations have a hard time letting go of these customs without understanding that circumstances have changed (less family and community support, more options for eating out).
It can be exhausting having to regularly host and clean before and after large groups of people on top of all your other responsibilities and I can’t blame anyone for wanting to celebrate in a restaurant or somewhere outside the home.
- Comment on Been putting a lot of thought into this 3 weeks ago:
Unhitching the trailer from a truck 😌
- Comment on Nature sure made the right choice 5 weeks ago:
With enough cocaine usage, you can tear down the partition wall and have yourself a uninostril (not recommended).
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
Grunting and straining noises So, nice weather today.
- Comment on This New Android Smartphone Is For Everyone Who Misses the Blackberry 1 month ago:
The BlackBerry Curve was great. I kept using mine until support ended for most of the apps I needed on BlackBerry OS :(
I still keep it as a spare phone and for travel.
