People are still using Microslop products?

You mean this? https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=GLSBYFE9MGKKQXXM

Here is the thing. If they win, it’s great for them. However, all the other companies are currently updating their legal documents to reflect that they will get any forms of reimbursement and not be passing them on to the consumer. Not only that, but they are not planning on reducing the price of any of the products. So, even if the tariffs dissappear, they still win.

The only way to win the game is to not play it.

Weird, I have had this conversation.

I do it to get pizza from my favorite pizza joint. It only delivers within a 5 mile radius and I live 10 miles away.

I don’t think Microslop really needs to sabotage Firefox. Firefox is doing a really good job of shooting their own selves in the foot.

So, I am a remote worker in Healthcare. Obviously, I need to use a VPN to connect to work to ensure that communication is secure. But because I have a job that requires secure access, I am a suspected domestic terrorist?

Pretty much exactly what I expected.

Yep, you can’t charge money in perpetuity if you solve the actual problem. Not only that, but bees will eventually become reliant on the product. This is how the US Healthcare system works as well.

Yeah, I think this is less about how secure foreign routers are and more about inserting their own backdoors in citizens hardware for surveillance purposes.

No baby, I’m so sorry, it won’t happen again. I promise!

Too Little and way too late. Microslop is sloppy slop.

The only reason I can come up with is because they have oily skin and don’t want to get it on their phone. Even that isn’t an excuse for being a douche canoe.

I came here to say exactly this. The offending dev and your manager aren’t going to understand the severity of issue until he spends days trying to find the bugs. Not your circus, not your monkeys.

Good, I won’t be buying them either.

I dig the idea of a dating type site for jobs! Unfortunately, it likely won’t pan out in the US where we overwork, overwhelm, and underpay our workers. Not to mention that you can’t trust the company or the potential hires to be open or honest.

That it’s all a cycle.

I have tried on multiple occasions. Unfortunately, it never seems to give me the answers I want. It’s usually more time efficient to figure it out myself. Maybe I am too old, but I don’t think AI is anywhere near ready usefulness.

That’s in the SOP for management.

So, I have been wondering how distro hoppers handle setting up the system after an install… Going by this thread, it sounds like it is just a matter of stashing the config files somewhere else and then restoring them afterwards?

What about applications? I assume those need to be reinstalled and configs restored as well, or is it all manual after getting the OS set up?

One last question, does anyone have a link to an article explaining the process?