Unfortunately brand new hardware has issues more often than not. I had to get a beta build just to get wifi to work on one system I built.

And won’t disappear the moment someone decides they won’t pay “licenses” for it to be on the service you paid for it.

It doesn’t mean For Real? Jk

They probably already have something better than this otherwise it would have been relaxed publicly.

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Google photos on Android keeps syncing my images even when it was disabled. You can’t trust these guys.

I think that can be true in many situations. I have had sincere failures that on the surface sound like incompetence. It is possible for things to fail so spectacularly it sounds like fiction.

I swear that in my 20+ years of computer work that everyone has a story like this for every brand out there. It seems to literally be bad luck. That being said some companies just have abysmal and evil support ethics. And these days it seems all of them are trying to dial in the device failure to happen after the warranty expires.

Broadcom

The user? Not even worth a full share.

Excuse me. My cober works just fine.

They bricked 2 of my pro APs with a bad update. Said fuck you after that and decided I’m done with them. I’m still looking for an alternative to the edge router x.

I believe Win + D will do the same as that missing button.

I’m going to upset someone and I apologize. This game feels cheap to me. Like someone took too many liberties with the game style. I like the doom games so I hope this doesn’t fall on its face.

I think everyone is barely holding onto their sanity.

I don’t think it is only Lemmy. Most places on the Internet seem to be this way now.

Not surprising at all.

Sometimes updates are partially installed before you see the notification. That breaks functionality sometimes because they’re trying to make the updates go faster with less down time. It’s really annoying.

That clock bug. Sigh.

Serious question. How is he a staunch capitalist if he is always advocating for right to repair? For consumer rights?