Or just use the existing terms. People will find issues with just abuut anything.

Ffs, have the tiniest goddamn sliver of class people.

So they fed LSD and humans to dogs?

I’m sure for Windows Pro this isn’t accurate. There’s no way a business could legally permit this, it’s a massive risk.

It’s probably just with Windows Home, and I’m sure O&O Shutup already handles it.

A Pro license is worth it just for Group Policy, which provides control over such things.

I mean really, we don’t need an entire article to explain how encryption works on Telegram.

1. Chats by default aren’t fully e2e. Your key must be kept on the server(s) to enable instant sync with other devices

2. There is a full e2e chat, you can enable this at any time. But, it doesn’t do groups, it’s only between 2 parties, and it doesn’t sync across devices.

3. Telegram’s encryption isn’t open source, so no one can verify it’s soundness or risks.

None of this is new info, it’s been talked about for 2 years now.

And a supposed adult at 21…

What went wrong is anon never grew up - he’s still 13

Yea, pizza places have gotten out of hand in recent years.

Adding a delivery fee (which doesn’t go to the driver) from locations that only do delivery.

How about fuck you and your delivery fee. Which is why I refuse to have pizza delivered any more. Plus they invariably get lost, though we’re a few hundred yards from their store.

Little Seizures sells the same pizza for half the price, or less, than Papa John’s, before those fees are tacked on.

“You’re too dumb to understand so we make decisions for you”

Fuck that condescending prick with a pineapple.

Streisand strikes again.

Car insurance isn’t efficient nor effective. It’s a complete ripoff.

Go file a claim, see how much grief they put you through. Every claim I’ve ever made, I’ve had to file a complaint with the state insurance regulators to get my insurance company to reimburse me (and I’ve never been at fault).

Insurance is the problem for both cars and health. They artificially inflate pricing for both, because they get to determine what is paid and at what rates (especially for health care).

It’s why you hear stories of things like tylenol at the hospital being $10 a pill. Since insurance may only reimburse the hospital at 10% of the filed claim, the hospital increases the cost 10x. (It’s more complex that this, it’s why medical coding is a specific job now, finding ways to code things to get sufficiently reimbursed).