I know my work colleague is not. His Switch was cracked for I think 100+ eur which seems quite high, but since you can afterwards download pretty much any title from some pirate marketplace, that investment has been covered at least tenfold.
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Another example is Exchange where all Admin Center (GUI) operations are calling PS commands underneath. Not everything is in Admin Center so you must use PS eventually. Not to mention that you cannot perform batch tasks without scripting.
I love its Verb-Noun system and verbose parameter names. It's easy to understand what command or parameter does just by the name. Get-MailboxPermission probably retrieves mailbox permissions, Stop-Process stops process, Remove-ADUser deletes AD user etc. If there would be no auto complete I might find it irritating, but once you get a hang of it, it's a breeze.
There is this novel concept - being allies. Current US government should look into it.
What initial messages?
- March 11 - Journalist receives Signal connection request
- March 13 - He gets added to Signal group. All quotations are from messages in this chat
- March 15 - He leaves group
He's a dumb narcissist. He wants to be loved and respected and most likely genuinely thinks he's some sort of king of world who will fix everything.
Spam filters don't and should not have some global default whitelists that bypass all protection. One simple reason would be that someone's account is compromised and it sends out malicious mail.
I have seen Microsoft Defender spam filter detecting legitimate Microsoft mails as spam. It's just how spam filters work, there always can be false positives.
Biggest problem is that all of these people that you and me consider assholes do have a huge support. It's not like a dictator can be a dictator without any support.
So if I would order a hit on Elon, I would have no consequences? Sweet.
No, just searched their page for ″horse″
Ryanair will ship a physical gift card to your doorstep free of charge if it starts from 100 €, but ask 2 € for a virtual one that is sent via e-mail.
From their ToS:
A €2/£2 (or local currency equivalent) admin fee applies to Digital Gift Cards. A €5/£5 admin and delivery fee apply to Physical Gift Cards. This fee is waived for purchases exceeding €/£100.
Additionally the classic "Same number for differently valued currencies" making these fees approximate and not made based on the actual cost.
That statement is also written in a way that can be ambiguous whether fee is removed for only physical or both types.
And another thing is that it seems they are processing these virtual cards manually. You have to wait around 40 minutes between payment and e-mail. Guess that's why there is a fee, someone has to paste a code in mail and send it out.
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This should be a link to LinkedIn post, but it is deleted along with Medium post. It was 112 not 86 if that makes it better. Or maybe 112 is second attempt after realizing what first result means.
I cannot post a screenshot, but you can see some cached info if you search for ″Ricardo Gabriel David IQ test″ in Bing (Bing shows an image for Medium article).