They wanted to silence him because he was slowly brining attention to the problems. Luckily, that backfired on them, and the message got to everyone.
I hope whatever executive in charge of the “moderation department” and everyone else up the chain is arrested for this shit either. Nothing will ever change if people can hide behind a business name and face zero consequences.
Hmm, not recursive enough. I expect it to be at least three layers deep
It’s all perspective lol, how many of us would last a week logging…with out all the modern tech?
Or car mechanics, might not care how the fancy cloud works, but can talk about engines all day long.
The way I see it, we’ve all got our niche and help each other out with what we dedicate our time to learning.
Please add 4oz. authentic Mercedes-Benz Verification Fluid to start stop.
That’s why I recommend a 12x12x1 block of stainless steel.
It has a proper dark mode now. Also there’s different icon themes, I like the Breezy theme. Makes it look early 2010s
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I suppose, but reading the article, it seems this was related to a windows defender update. In other words the anti-virus became malware, again.
I just came up with some silly pairings lol
Hear me out;
Erza x Gajeel
Gray x Evergreen
Cana x Mystogan
Natsu x Juvia
Elfman x Kinana
Lisana x Laxus
Lucy x Droy
No, but the European swallows are and brought them back.
A lot of mainstream television shows had a random musical episode. It was a complete tone shift, out of place and usually complete cringe.
Looking up a random list, some affected shows that are definitely not cartoons for toddlers;
Yeah, everywhere that has kind of policy, but privacy isn’t exactly part of the school deal.
For the room, yes they can and will enter to check for illegal things and that your room isn’t a complete mess/heath hazard. They’re not supposed to search through your things, i.e opening drawers, closets etc.
It’s not a invasive search, its a quick check to make sure fire alarms haven’t been blocked, the drugs are put away and your not living in 3 years of trash somehow built up in 2 months.
On the internet side of things, unless you’re torrenting, cheating on tests, accessing dark web or taking photos of people in the bathroom, no one will bother your laptop or phone.
Mobile data is better for privacy, but to maintain a hotspot may become impractical due to phone battery or costly long term. I guess try it out to see how it goes.
Few extra tips
get a surge protector with a long cord, most schools don’t allow extension cords or power splitters.
if your budget allows, an iPad/tablet can pay for it self with savings from digital book rentals; its nicer to read on than a laptop and renting a book for $20-70 for a few months (or otherwise digitally acquiring it) is a lot better than dealing with renting hard copies or being forced to buy them outright. (Though some require the codes, which complicates things). It’s also a more portable device than the laptop, which makes it great for simple note taking and accessing books in class.
wire cube shelfs make great extra storage and a makeshift night stand. They breakdown and assemple really easy, making it easy to transport.
bring some comfort items to make the space your own. Shouldn’t be any with high sentimental value, but a poster, favorite toy, a photo, a plant, or whatever else you like.
finally. I encourage you to socialize a bit. If your first roommates don’t really vibe with you, you can select new ones for the following years. Unfortunately some people are just terrible. If your roommates suck, talk to the housing staff, they will first try to resolve issues and failing that can relocate you.
So Jesus’ coffee doesn’t get cold too quick.
I know of HR lady that actually got fired for not telling people they were hired.
The job needed to fill a larger role; after interviews and such management was ready to hire someone…few weeks later management asks wondering when candidate starts. Turns out HR never told them they were hired.
Candidate already took another job.
It certainly shouldn’t be the default “pre-caluaclated” amount, but if I have a gift card or something, I’ll still tip based on the pre-discount.
Say the bill was $100 for a group of 4 and we use a $50 gift card, I’ll probably still tip the $20. Seems kinda scummy to only leave $10.
It’s a terrible system that exploits people. I can’t change the system, but I can do my part and tip someone fairly for the hour they’ve helped me out.
I agree, in principle vigilantism isn’t good for society. It opens the door for, let’s say heavily misguided, people to carry out whatever justice they want. Yes, it is also dangerous for the individuals with good intentions.
However, if the “proper” system does nothing, who will?
In the case of Roblox, I’m going to compare this to a public park;
In this park some adults set up a free candy van for kids. The park rangers/owners (moderators) see this, and choose to ignore it. Some other people at the park report their concerns to the rangers, yet a week later they find 3 more vans have shown up.
Finally, one person steps up and calls the police directly. The police can do nothing with the information, as there’s “no evidence”. Desperate to stop them, the person disguises them self as a child (don’t ask) to get the evidence. Police show up a apprehend the perpetrators.
The rangers are now angry that the person called the cops to their park, and bans that person from the park for “pretending to be a kid”.
If Roblox is unwilling to participate in the justice system set by society, they have no place in it.
As for schelps making YT videos, I say keep doing it. Not only does is help spread awareness to issues like this, it documents the “vigilante” actions. Society can decide from there what to do with that information.