It’s a basic premise of European and EU legal systems that you cannot use a contract to subvert national or international law. I guess the difficulty is who exactly enforces the existing laws that are supposed to guard against consumers getting ripped off.

Can you read?

They have all been charged, I believe the mother has been found guilty and is due to be sentenced soon and the father and brother are in jail awaiting trial.

What on earth do you mean?

I habitually downvote anything referring to the site formerly known as twitter, especially if it’s a pointless screenshot. Glad I read a bit further into this one if that is your attitude.

Why is the screenshot even nessecary? Does somebody think that posting on X is somehow more legitimate than anywhere else?

I also downvote about 10 posts a day entirely by accident because the downvote button on my screen is about 4 pixels and rests in the natural scroll area.

My point is that a downvote probably doesn’t always mean what you think it does.

Well, since it is for defense, it is supply chain security.

…and in my book that’s a legitimate reason.

In ww1 the men’s toilets consisted of a long urinal and a stall at the end to shit in. Society at the time thought it wasn’t appropriate for women to walk past a load of men with their dicks out to get to the one facility they could use.

Times are different now, though.

All my work computers are provided by the companies I work for and per their rules I can only take and store notes using their approved software and on their servers which basically means I work on a locked down Microsoft ecosystem. Access to third party productivity software is simply not possible outside of certain role specific specialist software.

I would guess literally millions of employees have a similar setup so it’s not that we are tech illiterate per say, but more accurately in the corporate world this option doesn’t exist so there is no point trying.

Outside work my productivity tools consist of a Moleskine notebook with tasteful check paper.

I know how to use windows and the setting you mention above is reset on startup (edit, probably because it’s a work computer). It also doesn’t solve the actual problem. Here’s a better description: https://superuser.com/questions/1766815/is-there-a-way-to-make-a-folder-open-in-a-new-tab-instead-a-new-window-in-window

And the solution is… It is not natively possible to make tabbed explorer work as it should.

There’s no way to automatically open new folders in a tab. You can right click but in windows 11 it’s hidden in the more options menu by default. You can overcome some of this with regedit but I only use windows for work and naturally I’m locked out of that.

Can’t they just make tabbed file explorer work properly instead?

Why is it limited to only 100kph? I demand higher speed automobile defecation.

The $700 you give Google for a pixel is only going to erode your privacy further and personally I wouldn’t trust any device made by them, regardless of the OS.

Edit to say you are basically just rewarding their behaviour.