Don’t you just love when a user submits a ticket that’s “super urgent, this is preventing me from doing my job!” and when you ask how long it’s been happening: “Oh, about a month”
Don’t you just love when a user submits a ticket that’s “super urgent, this is preventing me from doing my job!” and when you ask how long it’s been happening: “Oh, about a month”
And nothing of value was lost
Unfortunately that image was the concept image. The real thing doesn’t look near as cool. It just kinda looks like a minivan ☹️
It feels good to be voting for someone instead of against them
God l I hope there’s a couch on the stage
Thanks for explaining it 🙂
I’ve been on the road all day and haven’t had the chance
Damn, Angleton was right. Time to switch to Memex!
Oh I see. Down at the bottom. That seems awkward to use. I like the soft touch buttons on both sides of the Voyage. They rest under my thumb while I’m reading and I just have to squeeze to turn the page
Yep, I use 2014 Kindle Voyage. I wish it had the waterproofing and eye-friendly backlight of newer models, but I just can’t imagine going without the physical page turn buttons
Goddamn that’s brilliant
Tbh I prefer something easy because I’m lazy, but I’m perfectly comfortable with something that requires tinkering. Had to do plenty of that on my Proxmox homelab
Windows 10 for now. When they EoL it I’ll switch to a Linux distro. Not sure what yet. I really like PopOS on my Surface because the gnome interface works well, but I think I’ll go with something built with KDE for my desktop
Wow, those were the exact words I thought
In Sync, you hit the options button on the post, then hit the options button by the name of the user, and there’s a “tag” option. I’d assume other apps have a similar flow
Oh hey, that guy in the other thread was right! Tagging people as “Trumpy” is super helpful!
Same here!
How would you access it in a survival situation?
Have you read Blue Remembered Earth by Alastair Reynolds?
So in my college Logical Circuits class, I would sit there with Minecraft up on my laptop and build the circuits we were discussing out of redstone. There’s something about being able to flip levers and watch the outputs change that really helps you to understand
Nice interrobang!