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Then there’s the ones that actively block Linux and will ban you if you actually manage to get it to work (*cough* Destiny 2 *cough*)
Then there’s the ones that actively block Linux and will ban you if you actually manage to get it to work (*cough* Destiny 2 *cough*)
Oh good, the blight on the world that is agile continues to spread
I’ve seen a lot of people, including servers and diners, defending tipping culture.
Sadly.
I’m on the side of tipping while in a tipping culture, but only because of the crap way servers are payed and they’re the only ones hurt by protesting through refusing to tip. Otherwise, it’s a practice that needs to die.
Well, adding ads could easily be that very bad decision, if anything can position itself as an attractive alternative fast enough
I tried all that but accidentally installed Linux at the last step, but it seems to have fixed the issue so I’m suggesting it as a functioning workaround to all of my colleagues
It’s okay, I’ve already switched to Linux
Shouldn’t have to, it should be something to enable or better yet install
I asked it how to get rid of it.
It decided my aggressive language was not okay and kept ending the “conversation” which only managed to piss me off even more.
If I want to curse at my f$king computer, I’m going to curse at my f$king computer. I paid for the damned thing, and it is a thing, not a person, I can yell at it all I want and not hurt it in any way so this policing of what we can say to it is all the more bizarre to me.
SECRET REASONS INTENSIFIES
Joking aside, I have a lot of respect for quality QA, and developers who actually listen to and work with their target audience and operations teams
How did you know my ssid? You stalking me?
As a sysadmin, the sysadmin parts are 100% true
Yeah, reading it again and I can see that interpretation…
This is why you shouldn’t rely on yourself alone for proofreading your writing, I probably could have read that a hundred times and not seen another way to read it without someone else pointing it out
I guess, if you ignore the comma…
I don’t even know how to respond to this considering it has nothing to do with what I said…
Yes, I think we all like to blame git
I think advanced git knowledge, like RegEx, is the exception, while the norm is to know the tiny handful of day to day useful bits
So much this
Also, what’s three minutes for one person could be ten or twenty for someone else who can barely stand for five
There’s a restaurant I like to go to that if you have certain disabilities, good luck getting there. The closest handicap parking spot is a block and a half away and there’s only one, or a bit further there are a few in a parking garage. It’s an uphill incline to get there and there’s not a single bench the entire way between parking and the restaurant. If you’re disabled but not to the point of being in a wheelchair, or don’t have someone who can push that wheelchair uphill, and don’t have a mobility scooter, you ain’t getting there
And that’s with our current car infrastructure, and just one example out of many of disabled hostile design in our car centric reality that people who’ve not had to navigate it from that perspective just don’t understand. And they never bother asking someone who does experience it. So, I’m pretty tired of hearing the bullshit excuse of how it would be bad for disabled people if we went to walkable cities with public transit.
Stop using disabled people as your gotcha argument
Oh, believe me, I do