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Considering the fuss people make about gender neutral terms, as well as the whole master/slave, blacklist/whitelist thing, I’d say it’s not totally improbable.

Yeah you know your on your own when the vendor shifts the blame to Microsoft.

I’m not sure anyone would be able to text-only help you here, I’d recommend you hire a local “computer guy” to take a look at it. The solution is likely pretty straightforward but without actually seeing it in front of me any suggestions are just a shot in the dark.

This definitely sounds like an issue that should be worked on from the other end, but you gotta do what you gotta do.

I’m guessing you’re using Edge og the new computer? What browser did you use on the old one? This setup sounds legacy enough that you may want to try opening the file in IE mode.

Edge can also do right click > smart copy, I’m not 100% sure what that entails, but it’s also worth a shot.

There’s plenty of stories online . It’s all automated and if it decides you’re bad, you’re out. No questions asked, no appeals.

Google search it up and you’ll find many more.

How long until Google says “fuck it” and outright starts banning adblock users? Considering how deep a lot of people are into the Google ecosystem, this is potentially devastating. Imagine losing access to you email, photos, etc., with no way to appeal. Good luck if you want to actually speak to anyone human at Google.

Advanced > Media viewer >

You can also use emojis in computer and user names in active directory. Trust me, the network guys love it!

Alright so this seems a good a place as any to ask dumb questions… This almost feels like the 90’s and using the internet for the first time 🤣

So, I’m viewing this post on lemmy.world, but the content itself is from beehaw.org, simple enough. What happens if beehaw.org is unavailable, let’s say permanently shut down, right now? Is the past content still available on other instances or does it just poof? Could I still view this post one day, week, month, year after a shut down? Could I still comment? The image itself I see is hosted directly on the beehaw instance so that obviously depends on a stable instance.