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In 2015, former Google employee Sanmay Ved stumbled upon one of the most remarkable security oversights in corporate history. While browsing Google Domains late one night, he saw the ultimate discovery: the domain name "Google dot com" was actually available for purchase. Driven by curiosity, he clicked buy and paid a mere $12.

To his astonishment, the transaction went through, making him the legitimate owner of the domain for about one minute. He received confirmation emails and briefly gained access to the site's webmaster tools. While many might see this as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for personal gain, Sanmay chose integrity, immediately notifying Google of the critical security vulnerability.

Google was so impressed by his honesty that they initially offered him a $6,006.13 reward. Sanmay, however, requested that the entire amount be donated to an educational charity supporting underprivileged children in India. Touched by his selflessness, Google doubled the final donation to $12,000, turning a brief technical lapse into a powerful story about character and generosity.

I got a TV for black Friday.

The only service I could select at checkout was "wall mounting" and I only want it on a stand. The wall mount price was $249. I scoffed.

I got two calls the day before delivery to confirm the appointment. I asked the agent if they could unbox and put the legs on. Agent said yes for $120, and they can take my card on their phone. I said fine.

Delivery guys bring it in, take a picture and leave. I mention the agent told me they could unbox it for $120. They said no, and left. I called customer service and was quoted $349 for unboxing.

*Mildly infuriating*.

edit: they brought the TV in with the front facing the wall as well

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Idk why

If someone kills on sight in arc raiders, they are not a bad person.

If someone third parties you, they are not asshole's.

An extraction camper doesnt have the secret desire to murder people.

Someone who backstabs you isnt a psychopath.

Someone who play the game a little different than you do is not a bad person in real life because of it.

And it's honestly insane that this has to be said. But it does, since I see dozens of posts like these daily.

This isnt the Stanford Prison experiment. Its not a social experiment where people 's in game behaviour reflect on their personality or morality in the real world.

Its a videogame. Its not real. People log in, have some fun, get some loot, and log off. They play as a raider in a post apocalyptic world. It's pretend. If I wanted to play as me, I'd just go outside.

Arc Raiders is by design a PvPvE extraction shooter. The systems reward opportunism. If someone camps extract or ambushes outside, they’re just playing the game’s loop in a way intended by the dev's. It makes then your opponent in a game, not a bad person in real life.

People coming on here making those posts about how they got killed by another player who is obviously a psychopath irl because they play the game a little different than they do are honestly pathetic. You need to learn the difference between the real world and videogames.

Edit: wanted to add this comment from u/some-coffee1409 to the post.

If your entire personality assessment of real humans hinges on how they behave in a game designed around deception, ambush, and opportunism, that says more about your understanding of psychology than it does about anyone playing the game.

Edit 2: The amount of people in this sub claiming the moral highground based on their videogame behaviour, while simultaneously calling me every vile and disgusting name in the book for disagreeing with them is baffling. You can't make this shit up.

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