It’s an office chair, for sure.
It’s an office chair, for sure.
Client: “How much is this disaster recovery plan going to cost me?”
Me: “A hell of a lot less than when you don’t have (valid, tested) backups and need them”
I’d suggest the ‘giant douche/ turd sandwich’ rhetoric had a direct impact on the 2004 and 2016 elections - both of which were ‘lost’ by the Democrats, by razor thin (even a razor that folds over one way but ends up cutting the other way somehow, because fuck the will of the people) margin, and had profound effects on the society of their time. It also staunchly reenforced the apathy and both-sideism we see to this day.
Heh, I had a similar reaction when reading a similar email. There certainly have been “Horrific terrorist attacks”. Except from all sides… for many decades…
I, too, have had the audacity to say WSL is useful on this community and it was also met with down votes. Purists hating and gate keeping, and then they wonder why Linux isn’t more popular.
Coincidentally, lemmygrad and hexbear users can indeed imagine being that stupid.
Sounds like it wasn’t that good of an air defense system 🤷
I don’t even know what you’re talking about so apparently it didn’t do that good of a job
Yeah but they’re extremists and terrorists who want to control all aspects of the media, stop women from having rights over their bodies and return to their place in society serving men, criminalize everything that goes against their religious beliefs and restrict voting and democracy to preserve their ‘values’, carry guns with them everywhere and fanatically praise their leaders.
Err, there’s some differences somewhere I’m sure…
For the ‘average’ user you’re suggesting to be helping none of these are remotely difficult to address…
“I’m confused about antivirus,” Windows handles it
“I keep forgetting to check on updates for the program I use so much,” The apps you use will ask to update when you use them
“I’m unsure if I’m on the correct site to download an exe file from,” The website for the application
“I keep getting ads in my taskbar,” Disabled in literally 3 seconds at install and never think about it again (yeah it’s dumb it happens at all, fine)
“I was going to find a different browser to use but my computer dissuaded me from doing so,” getfirefox.com. install & run. Click set default browser when it pops up.
If you can’t answer a simple one sentence answer to an easy question I don’t think it’s Windows fault. I say this as somehow who has helped tech illiterate people of all sorts on Windows, Linux, and Unix systems over the past 25+ years.
Just judicial overlook.