You don’t know what you’re talking about.
As much as I would love to go over to a purely Linux system there just isn’t the support. I would not relish the prospect of trying to administer 5,000 laptops, and 300 desktops without the benefit of active directory user groups. Even with all of the messing about that Microsoft has done with Entra, it is still a far better mass device management platform than anything available on Linux and Apple haven’t even tried.
No the keyboard is important. There are so many truly awful keyboards out there that have no travel on the keys.
I absolutely cannot stand the keyboard on the MacBook air. It’s so incredibly cheap and it appears to be made out of the same material that they package luxury chocolates in.
No contest isn’t a dismissal. It’s just means that you are not pleading guilty, but are accepting the courts ruling.
I’ve never understood how it can even be legal for hospitals to have parking fees for patients. It’s not like you became ill simply to take advantage of the parking situation so why are they charging people?
I had to go to hospital because of a seven tendon. Which I thought would probably be a quick fix but they were complications so it took forever and I had to get my girlfriend who had known for about 2 weeks at this point to move the car too long to stay. I did not consider ever the possibility that the parking people would just be reasonable
Not everything is made by AI it’s literally a photograph of a book I own.
My shower isn’t even connected to the hot water supply, it’s on the cold water supply and then just has a heating element capable of raising the temperature of the water running through it to a temperature slightly cooler than that of core of the sun.
The only problem with electric showers is they have to have their own circuit breaker, which makes them difficult to install unless you’re going to rip half the house apart anyway.
It’ll just be that a lot of password systems insist on a number in a special character.
There was a post on here a while ago about the most popular four digit PIN numbers. I think the top five were
1234
7890
1212
1111
And 1701
We’re are all so original
For the longest time the admin password for the router at work was PasswordReset.124, the useless penetration testers didn’t even pick up on it.
I’ve changed it to something actually random and then, following established industry standard security practises, somebody else has gone and written it on a post-it note, and stuck it to the router. So we’re all fine now.
I’m extremely tempted to “hack” the network and bring it down only to be the hero that brings it back up after a few hours of non-productivity. But I feel like if they found out that might be a firing offence.
Remind me of this book I own
Looks like it’s from formula 1, which is more of an emotional hothouse than your average high school.
So apparently the way it works is that you either have no money at all, or a Ferrari for every day of the week, and there’s no possible in between?
What if I just have top of the range Mercedes money, will I be happy then?
Wait does the house only have windows on the front?
It helps if you live in a country where the ISPs don’t have a monopoly. They are forced to provide high speed internet to pretty much everyone just in case the competition does it first.
I’m thinking of naming my kid Jared in order to ensure they grew up to be a successful but morally bankrupt person. Saves me from having to get a pension.
I don’t think I’ve ever met a nice Jared in my life.
I give it 6 months until they forget their password or something and their entire empire collapses until they can get someone out from IT to fix it, but first they have to log a ticket or else no work is being done.
Last month they broke audio drivers, so USB connected speakers were not being recognised unless they had third-party drivers. The native windows drivers just stopped recognising them as audio devices, and just listed them as Unknown Device.
Windows could see them, it had no idea what they were, or what to do with them. So you had no audio.
The only solution was to continuously restart until eventually it randomly worked.
They’re just generic error messages though. If you actually want to know what went wrong you have to go into the error log, which hopefully you actually have access to. If it just blue screens on boot your SOL unless you’re in a corporate environment with external logs.
For most robots in factories the safety system is don’t go near it. Because no one can guarantee that the robot will stop in time.