They were very friendly imo. No need to speak legalese or to be rude.
Just tell them that you can't or don't want to install the app.
If they don't help you, then you proceed to remind them that you are not required to install anything for them to comply with GDPR.
I had a Deskjet 2500 some years ago. It lasted less than 2 years.
Catridges were expensive af and lasted about 20 pages. Maybe less.
In less than 2 years it started to print blank pages or pages with little ink on it. I didn't find a way to fix it, not even with new catridges. So I threw it away and promised to myself to never buy HP again.
In Chile I recall Microsoft sending a notification to my former worplace because someone used torrent to download a game from inside the company network. That person didn't notice that all traffic was being routed to company's VPN hosted in MS Azure.
ISPs don't give a shit. The goverment has laws against piracy that are never applied (you know: Southamerica, the lawlessness). But gringo companies do care.
My advice is to avoid Google, MS and the big tech to follow your pirates activities. They may suspend services to you, or notifiy some local authority.
Use a different browser or machine for your big tech interactions, and you'll be fine.
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...until the central committee decides that more coal miners are required.
Are you using Docker Desktop? It uses a headless virtual machine inside host, so connecting to host is tricky.
You may use hostname host.docker.internal from the container to access host.
edit: link to the docs https://docs.docker.com/desktop/networking/#i-want-to-connect-from-a-container-to-a-service-on-the-host
more than 10. that's a lot of softwares!
So it can be extracted again. True carbon neutrality.
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Maybe is some cultural difference, but I consider quite common to live with parents in early 20s.
I lived with mine until 26. I had nor money nor experience to live alone until that.
In CS coding is not the only usefull stuff. Maybe your thing is testing, sysadmin, devops, etc.
In fact, a bit of coding, shell and docker is a good starting point for a devops role.
You're good, OP. Don't let exaggerated success stories let you down.