The first thing I do when emailing an attachment is to attach it.
Then I write and review my email.
The last thing I do is fill out the To field, that way I don’t accidentally send it before it’s done or send it before reviewing fully.
The first thing I do when emailing an attachment is to attach it.
Then I write and review my email.
The last thing I do is fill out the To field, that way I don’t accidentally send it before it’s done or send it before reviewing fully.


Especially when the ad is longer than the video you are trying to watch.
Or you watch the entire video than accidentally swipe the edge of your phone and you are sent back, then have to watch it again to view the video once you click it again.


Why couldn’t they just stick with Office… It’s 100% explanatory, short, and to the point.
365 never made sense to me. Is it supposed to represent the year? Like available 24/7 but instead it’s there for you 365 days of the year? And if that’s the case why the fuck would I care? It’s software, of course it’s available to me whenever I want. It’s not a 7/11 hotdog rotisserie.
Some of them are alright, but I have no idea that they were thinking when some of the new ones got approved.


Amazon also endorses fraud. Found a product which had a blatant lie in the description and specification pages but do you think I can find the report product button? Absolutely no where to be found.


Why raise residential tares and not commercial / industrial rates?
Oh, because businesses are subsidizes through taxes. Of course.


I really hate the term native ad. It makes it sound like it isn’t the worst thing ever invented.
It should instead be called invasive ads or undercover ads.


There’s no guarantee they will even be around to recycle the rings in two years time. The way tech companies are going these days it’s probably not very likely.


They have vibe journalists now


Why don’t you just call NFL foot ball, soccer? No one else wants to use the name soccer so it’s sort of free.


How often are the terms of service evident at the time of purchase? It’s unreasonable to assume at the checkout that the price is only for a limited time of use. I doubt the put it on the box or on the Amazon page when you purchased stuff like this. Are you supposed to buy it and then return it after reading the fine print in the instruction booklet after opening it up?


I mean, even if chat GPT uses the referenced maximum of 40 Wh and OP did one query per day for 31 days, that would be the equivalent energy usage of leaving a 40W light bulb on for a little over a day, 31 hours, no?
I don’t see how that’s enough energy equivalent to burning down 4 trees as previous commenter stated.
It’s not good, but I don’t see it as unfathomably wasteful.


I don’t even understand why you would have them anywhere inside. I have a few outside to warn of movement and stuff outdoors and trigger alarms at certain times but I would never put them inside my house. Already having them outside triggers by paranoia about being watched.


He probably thinks he works 80 hour weeks because he is including schmoozing with clients and company paid lunches and dinners as “work”


Whelp guess I’m not upgrading my PC to ddr5 anytime soon 😂
No, whenever Trump is president years suddenly have 25 months in them. It did apply in 2020 but the phenomenon is back again.


I’m curious what a human brain would be like growing into being with absolutely no senses to inform itself about the world around it.
No sight to let it know where it is or what it is.
No sound to let it learn to communicate and think in orderly ways.
No touch.
No taste.
No ability to interact with its surroundings.
Yet all of the capability and potential of a regular person’s mind.
Would it be cruel to bring it into existence? Would it be able to experience negativity and pain and longing, confusion?
Instead they will import you and you have to suffer living in America


It works on so many levels!
JEemail…
Jeffery Epstein Email…
So its shit like this why RAM costs are up 500% or more?