The package wasn’t at my entrance too, it was just on the sidewalk 😕

Fwiw, this is the only time the UPS driver has left the package in that spot. Normally it’s right next to the front door.

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    If your regular driver leaves it at your door, I’m willing to bet it was a new hire or a seasonal dipshit (I’m a UPS driver of 20 years).

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    PSA: Lenovo has gotten in trouble for hidden Chinese malware on their laptops, multiple times.

    Careful with their hardware; it’s no longer the company that built the name.

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      That makes me more wary.

      Even when using LTSC 2019, the drivers still install a few UWP apps. And some of them just reinstall themselves immediately after deleting them, it’s just hilarious.

      But at least they’re UWP apps so they can’t see your files (hopefully, UWP apps are sandboxed).

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        As another commenter hinted at, “Thinkpad” used to mean IBM laptop; Lenovo bought the name (and PC division of IBM) for that reason, and they don’t mind if people think they’re still IBM, because OG Thinkpads were the bomb. This is what I was getting at.

        It’s bananas that the IBM association is just gone now, because the name was huge in the 90s. Sometimes a fella can really feel old.

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          That’s why I was confused - nobody said anything in this particular thread about Thinkpads, and you said “Wait till you hear where Lenovo came from” after I’d mentioned IBM.

          If you were saying “Guess what, Lenovo came from IBM,” I’d essentially just said that.

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            Apologies for the confusion, and the late reply. I see what you mean; my comment could have been worded far better.

            Exactly because of stuff like the above, I’m just returning from a long break from social media. I’ll do better. Thanks for highlighting the issue, take care.

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              Hey no problem! And I didn’t mean anything by it; my reply could have been read with snark included, and I definitely didn’t intend it. Good on you for taking breaks when you need to. You’re good people, and the world needs more of you.

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    and this is why i infinitely prefer having them just leave the package at whatever store nearby handles packages, it means i can just pop over real quick whenever i have time rather than having to be home to answer the door or, if i had a yard, worry about where the fuck the delivery person kicks it to.

    but of course in the us 90% of the time this would mean having to drive half an hour to walmart or whatever, car-dependent suburbs are so nice