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TIFU by being greedy on buying a hard drive for pictures
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this post was submitted on 18 Oct 2024
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This is the real fuck up moment. Almost anything else would've had better UI and settings to warn you before you even made any mistake. OneDrive has an absolutely awful user experience.
It does warn you, but when it does, there's a box that you can check to never warn you about that again. Most people just check it and close it so it'll stop popping up, and then forget.
Which I can't blame them for, because using Windows and 365 nowadays is a never ending barrage of bullshit, meaningless pop ups and notifications that you have to close. The average user just starts tuning them out so when an important, relevant one pops up, they don't pay attention.