MoonlitCringe

I think you're missing the point, they're pointing out a woman with a VERY comfortable life made up a racist lie to demonise those less fortunate than herself.

The details about the dog and the house are being used to highlight her selfishness and privilege.

A common line these morons use is that foreigners or immigrants are taking resources from people who need them, but she clearly doesn't need them, she's just a bigot.

What a world it would be if everyone had minimum 50mbps internet. "Good" rural internet is 1mbps for a lot of peeps, and a whole lot more people have a whole lot lower speeds.

You'd have to check based on your country, but like @[email protected] said in a reply somewhere, companies as far as I know don't get tax breaks when you donate at checkout.

They do it to look good, don't get me wrong, but telling people not to donate at checkouts based on a myth is really only harming the charities.

I don't donate because I'm heartless (is that a win?).

-_-

I tried to play Vermintide 2 on Linux after Windows kept giving me issues, but I couldn't get the Easy Anti-Cheat to stop freaking out about me playing on Linux.

I never found a fix for it, has that changed or is it just luck?

Unironically a lovely poem.

Ah yes, the other stuff.

Just leave the empty gap in the middle? Come on Sam, we've got to work together on stuff like this!

I had an AIO cooler for a few years, one day the pump died so even though the fans were spinning it was overheating and shutting down a minute after boot.

I'd say stick another cooler on and see if it helps, you can get a cheap air cooled one online if you don't wanna spend much on a cooler that might not fix the problem.

I bought a Thermalright Assassin X120 Refined SE for ~£20 and everything was Gucci after.

I like that everytime something like this is built they always say it's for disaster relief, like that is ever their main goal.

A comment I've seen a few times is that remote work highlights the minimal value that middle-managers provide to companies.

If you're employees work from home with little interaction with their managers and they do it well/better, then why have those managers? Like you said, companies want to be cost effective. So the push back to the office could be coming from managers who don't want a light shined on their lack of value.

Until the code doesn't work.

I think AI code generation is a great tool for a lot of people, but it's like if stack overflow could talk to you. You can get some great answers but unless you understand what you're copying and pasting then when it breaks you're up shits creek.

That's mainly why I think this prompt engineer stuff is a load of rubbish, if you're at the point of knowing how to ask for complicated code, then you might as well write it yourself.

But I just got back from the pub so ¯_(ツ)_/¯