It doesn't work because your IT administrator has disabled the ability to stay signed in for security reasons.
I have no idea why Microsoft still asks you even though the feature is switched off though.
This post is how I found out she died. She was great and I really enjoyed several of her books. RIP in peace.
Yeah, it is. You're right to limit discussion to that. Considering how most people don't read the article before commenting though it's optimistic to expect a focused and meaningful discussion. I'd also like to see it though.
They might not live in the US. There's plenty of countries where tipping exists but is actually optional.
Ah I was just teasing. In my mind people who make/post content > people who criticize/comment on content. Thanks for adding value to the fediverse!
Oh nice, hopefully this game is good. I probably wouldn't have heard about it if they weren't whinging. I've always wanted to play a game in the same genre but there really weren't any others that I was aware of. Tarkov not being sold on steam, having an inadequate anti-cheat, and being in "beta" for seven years now was enough that I never wanted to support them.
Europe drives on the right. In that part of the world it's really just the UK and Ireland that drive on the left.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Left-_and_right-hand_traffic
Why would you care that's it's passive (pon: passive optical network)? As I understand it the limitations of passive vs active wouldn't have any impact on the end-user. It's not something I know a lot about, though.
That's some Nancy Reagan level "I don't care about an issue until it affects me personally" he's got going on.
Assuming this data isn't just bullshit, any idea what country it represents? It's definitely not where I live.
The sources are quite literally listed and in some countries more than 50% said no. Sounds like your grandparents are some of the no's represented in the data. I'm not sure what point you think you're making?
I tried a few different ones and also settled on connect. I'm coming from RIF in case you find that relevant.