Good piece of English with a million mistakes 
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Welcome back to the Regular club!! @jaikrishna.t
Thanks!
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Imagine losing regular.
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Did I lose it again? Someone just flagged my posts (2).
You are right on the border. One more flag and itās gone.
And only one of your posts was flagged and approved, not two.
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Now that greenreader has become mod, he is taking over OxyDacās satirical comments. Oh no, poor Oxy!
Anyways, some more bad news I was too depressed to tell I was too lazy to relay to you (for a whole week)
my van driver died. He wasnāt responding to calls and so HR went and found him dead in his house. It is sad because Iāve had him for the beginning of the year, and this to me is a really close death (in the feeling that I have been so close physically to someone who has died), their soul to never walk the earth again. He may not have been a friend, and I never knew him well. But to be in proximity to someone you know exists, only to find that they have quit this earth altogether, seems disturbing to me. Whatās more is that I learned heās pretty much alone, his wife died a few years back. And while this shouldnāt be a big thing, I for some reason find it to be. Heās only my van driver, but I know heās human. I know heās felt pain. I know he participated to this society and earth as well as he could. I pray that he is rejoicing with his wife in heaven, as my new van driver says. Amen to that, if said is true.
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R.I.P 
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Sending some love your way
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Send it to God in heaven, Iām sure the guy will receive it 
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Ok, parcelled my to him to heaven, it is on the way 
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May the Lord bless your soul!
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Chromebook wouldnāt start.
Right as I got to tech, as they opened the blinds and addressed me, it started up.
I guess it knew that the assortment of torture tools that tech has is far greater than mine, so it mustered up the strength to suffer for a bit longer.
The tech guy said that thatās usually what happens.
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lol. love when that happens
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Well, at least I spared the embarrassment of not getting my own Chromebook to start, being the self-proclaimed tech guy and all.
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My favorite is when my chromebook decides to randomly sign me out and asks me to sign back in. I click āSign Inā only to be told that āChrome sign in is blocked by whoever setup this deviceā. Close that window and it automatically pops back up again. Restart the thing, guess whoās back!
Since it would hurt my self-esteem immensely to actually ask for help from someone who probably cannot fix it anyway, I just restart, close the window, restart, close the window, restart, close the window, restart, close the window, restart, close the window, restart, close the window, restart, close the window, restart, close the window, restart, and the chrome finally gets tired of me doing that so it magically signs me back in.
Oh, and my āDevice managerā has also blocked chrome flags and dev mode (I can see why), so I impress my friends by typing ābattery_test 25ā in crosh and tell them Iām running a script (Technically correct). They always thing Iām hacking something or other, and donāt actually read the text on the screen (If they did, they would find that I was just running a fairly inconsistent batty test.)
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Wait, you have access to crosh?
IDK chrome crosh because I never got to use it for a while.
The school moved accounts and forgot to turn off devtools for about an entire year!
to actually ask for help from someone who probably cannot fix it anyway,
Wait, tech is useless at your school?
They always thing Iām hacking something
Same with my brothers. I find a really simple game on replit, open devtools on my main computer, change some variables to go speed or something, and then they ask me ādid you hack it?ā
They donāt understand that changing variables is not hacking. I mean, I guess, since you are gaining āunintentionalā, so technically āunauthorizedā access to the program, but still.
Or, take a game meant to be modded (practically begging to be) - the farming simulator series. I play fs22 and my brothers constantly ask (now that I modded a jeep to have like 500,000 hp or smthing, which turned out badly, probably since I didnāt dig deep enough) āwhy donāt you hack it to go 74 or somethingā (I couldnāt get the speed to go over 74).
Itās so funny how oblivious people are to computers. I can imagine myself being uneducated in other fields/topics Iām already educated/somewhat educated in, but imagining myself not knowing something this simple is so hard, because it really does seem like very simple and intuitive logic - that is if you think about it for a little bit.
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Yes, you donāt? I even moded it to look like an old CMD window, monospace green font. For some reason the green makes people think Iām hacking more than the white did.
They donāt have Admin access to the computers! They have to take it from you and āRun advanced diogosticsā. I know what the issue is, they know what the issue is, the district policy rules all. Itās not that they donāt know how to fix it, they just canāt.
Amazing. We have one of those Google Assistants at our house and I will set to say random stuff (Like āTest 0302 complete. Results have been sent to the designated deviceā or āScript runtime 400 complete with zero compiler warnings and errorsā) at random times. My siblings think Iām crazy (valid).
Making the parking spots taller?
It kind of is. I mean, I donāt expect everyone (āEveryoneā being everyone that has used a computer for at least 10 years) to know how TOR, Public-Key Encryption, or HTTP works, but you would think that they would at least know that the internet is not secure in the way that everyone thinks it is (Just take TikToc (I actually had to google how to spell that), no one knows that the company that runs it is āallegedlyā selling your data!
Same thing with online forums, and especially websites. Even a dumb person could setup GA and track the basics, someone with basic PHP knowledge (like myself) could setup a simple script that logs everyoneās IP to a database!
Like farming equipment?
I think part of it is once you know something, it seems easy, just take an escape room for example. If you designed it, you think everyone inside is dumb as a doorknob (Expression stolen from siblings) as they rip up the couch instead of opening the microwave (for example). The people inside however, think this is so hard, and that this clue is not hard at all.
Perspective is quite interesting
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Actually, a better example would be electrical engineering. I think we have a basic knowledge about battery, light-bulbs etc, but maybe not about voltage?
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