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Probably someone would have bombed their country of they had done that before. That and the reverse are pretty basic assumptions..

I want to work really hard to be too lazy to bother with the grass.

A bunch of US servicemembers have died or been maimed to achieve a rocky ceasefire with the end state looking worse than before the operation.

I certainly feel for the civilians affected, but from a pure "America First" perspective, this is a complete and total US failure.

[1]: Though I'm skeptical about the truth in this when officials have been bragging about helicopters with bullet holes in them.

Or maybe they should just focus on being Americans in America and some day Iran will sort itself out without the US' "help".

The leadership clearly doesn't matter as neither the regime has collapsed nor have moderates emerged.

Claims of destruction of "all" military are continually invalidated by the ongoing drone and missile strikes.

And every time I read "we have destroyed 3000% of Iran's weapons capability", I read about more missiles and drones flying.

This current US administration is incredibly shortsighted.

Someone claiming to work for the US Digital Services replied to me here years ago that this was being worked on in relation to the easily compromised SSN but I'd say all bets are off on a consumer friendly government service like that now.

The difference is that everyone's account kept working during that time so business kept on as usual, just the admins couldn't change anything.

The sad thing is I don't think anyone did anything unusual and it was some kind of bug of Microsoft's end.

  - Moved to no 2FA sub-organization
  - Reset password
  - Disabled security check for ten minutes
  - Logged in as the user in a fresh browser profile
  - Exported data with Takeout
  - Deleted the account in the admin console

There is a Workspace Admin option to export users' data but it warns of an automatic 48 hour delay to let "other admins take action" if something is amiss. The client wanted the task done before getting hit with the full monthly license fees again so I had to go the manual route.

Granted, out of paranoia, I was using the client's office VPN as my traffic egress so maybe that helped.

It was something at least. Now we have a lot of people who choose to drive far less efficient behemoths than the much more efficient ICE (or hybrid) passenger cars currently available.