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Intel says that a Reddit user's RMA claims were counterfeit products, threatening to destroy them if the user goes through with the returns. In the meantime, Micro Center and Amazon accepted the defective Intel chips and gave a refund despite the CPUs already falling out of the return window.

If you’re wondering whether the first-person shooter will get a new entry, we’ve got bad news

You can be among the first members of r/DeadlockTheGame.

Entitled woman calls her friend "poor", as she consistently makes remarks on her spending. The post Woman Calls Friend Poor After She Remarks On Laundry Program Being A Waste Of Money, Enrages Her first appeared on Bored Panda.

Man gets promoted to supervisor job instead of longtime worker, finds himself homeless as he struggles with expenses, decides to move out of state, but wants the worker to replace him for less pay. The post Man Finds Out Supervisor Is Homeless, Gets Asked To Replace Him Only To Learn…

Man promises his dying mom to look after foster kid with special needs, tries very hard but can't cope with him, decides to give up. The post 30YO Simply Can’t Take Care Of Disabled Foster Brother Of 7 Years, Ready To Send Him Away first appeared on Bored Panda.

‘Some people’s body types are just not flattering in some things,’ one person responds to the bride’s Reddit post

‘The not invited cards are to get gifts, who are they kidding,’ one reader guesses

On Reddit, a woman shared her career journey and offered a unique perspective on falsifying qualifications' consequences and long-term impact.

One Redditor said that they were in the negotiation stage of recruitment and that they claimed that they had a higher offer from another company, one that did not exist.

Elon Musk reveals his unique hiring strategy and two specific questions for potential Tesla employees.