Yeah this is just capitalistic business in general. Don’t do anything proactive if it might reduce the bottom line in the short term. Blame others and beg for help when you weren’t proactive. Succeed singularly, fail collectively

“Uh, it just happened to fall on it. In any case, here’s gravity”

https://www.conney.com/style/kappler-frontline-500-flash-fire-chemical-handling-suit?PMWTNO=000000000316273

lol sorry couldn’t help it, but I agree

Yeah some people would bubble this lawsuit as like “we’re seeking millions in psychological damages” but 80k is what I would expect for home repair and a little “you almost killed our kid”

Or in this case, their son, who was home at the time, and just happened to be in a different room

https://www.walmart.com/ip/862670990

In all serious though I don’t think that term has ever been used outside of articles for this research

They are not primarily a domain registrar, they are a website builder SaaS. So they will probably try to sell you on that product when you renew, but many registrars will try to upsell you, so that’s not uncommon. If you are planning to transfer away, I can certainly recommend Namecheap, I’ve used them for many years without issue

Here you go

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Put on some socks, post in !unixsocks@lemmy.blahaj.zone, bam

How the fuck do I always end up at metal concerts

It is worth mentioning that changes you made to the IntegratedServicesRegionPolicySet.json file won't have effect in stable versions of Windows 10 and Windows 11. Microsoft has to roll out this new capability to the stable branch in March 2024.

It’s annoying that this is all the way at the bottom of the article. Good to know I can do all this, glad I didn’t attempt to change any of this now, because it’s pointless until these updates hit stable