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Who decides if reasons are legitimate or unreasonable? You may like something about a game that other won’t and vice versa. Every customer has the right to complain and give a bad review just as to praise and give good review. It’s up to the individual. There’s no such thing as “review bombing”, it’s a game/movie/whatever simply getting bad reviews and producer/media trying to discredit those reviews.
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Haven’t noticed the typo until now and I made it twice…!
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Perhaps I’ll go there and help them a little.
Kebab Wars: Germany Strikes Back
I don’t see a paywall and I’m not a subscriber.
Communist countries sabotage themselves.
A pressure washer would be extremely painful.
A pain that can be easily avoided by not gluing oneself to a taxiway.
Coming from the Paris-based team at Frog Collective
The French really love their frogs…
That “magic portal” ruined the immmersion for me.
Not enough mana.
And it’s used for killing… processes.
On a separate note, I wish such tutorials explained what the commands are abbreviations of. Would make it easier to remember.
I don’t know that app, I’m using Sync. But you can do it even via the website. Click your avatar > settings > blocks tab.
malicious actors rarely look to take down IT resources as their goal
Could be a hostile government sponsored group or idealists (Microsoft has more haters than fans) or simply someone could do it just because they can - if they could. Some men just want to see the world burn.
Great comment. And cool story about your fix!
So how about hacking CrowdStrike and obtaining that access? I’m guessing it might be easier than hacking Microsoft?
Are there other companies having the same access level as CrowdStrike? How vulnerable are they?
Hexbear.net & lemmygrad.ml - communist wackos. Block for your own sanity because sometimes you first read the comment before checking who wrote it.
I’m glad they are much better at making games than trailer and interviews… But hearing “biggest update yet” I was kind of hoping for Illuminate or a different new faction.
Foreign shopping websites have a hard time settling in Poland as we have a very strong local competition - Allegro.
eBay tried some years ago and failed miserably. It exists but I never thought of shopping there.
When Amazon entered Poland with a dedicated regional store, they had to introduce a very attractive offer to bring customers. Hence I pay an equivalent of about $13 per year and for that I get Prime Video, Prime Delivery and Prime Gaming. However I find Amazon store itself pretty lame. The app UI feels inconsistent and unintuitive, like someone took a different app and decided to build something else on top of it. Offers don’t have regular titles but instead there’s a waterfall of search keywords. Both titles and descriptions seem auto-translated from other languages. Prices are often higher or much higher than in other web stores. Basically a lot of them look scammy.
So to answer the question, I made a few purchases on Amazon but it’s not my go-to place. There’s a lot of online stores and there are websites that compare prices between them so in the end I will buy at a store that gives me the best bargain (good price, fast free delivery to a parcel locker, seller credibility).
Recommending Google or Microsoft services does not belong in Privacy sublemmy.
I’m not a subscriber and I don’t see a paywall. It might be a soft paywall you can block with an adblocker.