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For the Cloth Diaper Lovers and their Panties of choice.
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This exactly. The company I used to work for backed up our main server every weekend. Everyone's computes had emails and personal files stored on them. They were not backed up. One person didn't do anything wrong, but still got hit with a ransomwear attack. It quietly sat on their machine, infected our server, then everyone elses PC's (about 20). Out IT guy actually noticed the virus activity before the randomware activated. But by then it was already too late, and impossible to remove. We gathered the last clean backup from 3 weeks prior, and all of the various install programs and registration if we could. The next day the randomwarw activated (hence the incteased data traffic). And the hackers wanted $300K just to unlock everythting. And there'd be no guarantee they wouldn't reactivate the ransomware again later. So we took everything offline and wiped every hard drive. Our IT guy spent a full week working with our Microsoft representative, slowly rebuilding our server then restoring our old backup data. I spent that full week restoring 20 PCs back to their factory windows install, then re-installing company needed software. It was a real stressfull week, a real mess, and actually qute difficult to get it done. Everyone else was effectively furlowed for that week. And our conpany probably lost in excess of $100K from the lost work. But the real kicker is I didn't get much of a bonus that year. Just a hearty thank you at our yearly company meeting. -
By Sky Hooves · Posted
And you not only spend time in the daycare, but also have to endure your "normal baby life" with your mommy. Like: 1. You either get breastfed or bottle fed, depending on certain points. If you act up more, you either get breastfed, since mommy thinks you are too "immature" for the bottle. But if you act like a "good baby," you drink from the bottle. Or something like that. 2. You get diaper changes by mommy, and you can either wiggle and kick around or stay mostly still and behave, which also earns you trust from mommy. 3. You have to sit in a playpen and play with baby toys. Could be quick-time events, and depends on how much you play with them; the cuter you become for mommy, the more she believes you enjoy being her baby, and she "trusts" you more. All these actions can earn you trust from mommy, and she will let you play alone more, since she doesn't need to keep an eye on you. The problem is, the more you give in to being a good baby, the more difficult it becomes for you to keep your adult mind. Maybe you kinda space out for a few days where you act more like a baby, delaying your progress with the other littles and making it more difficult for you to escape. If you act too good, like a baby, you lose the game and will become a permanent baby for mommy. That could be a bad/good ending; it depends on what your goal as a player is. -
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By wetdiaper55 · Posted
Great sttory .I loved it ....I really did not want it to end . -
By Permanently Pampered · Posted
I would agree there has been a huge push for AB diapers, which understandably has a loyal market but small market. I'd be interested to see how sales are going. ABDL diapers are a luxury item and in times of inflation and hard times items like expensive ABDL diapers sales will slow. And lets face it a recession is probably on the way.
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