madjo

Good luck getting ANY of these offices back

Again? I swear I read the same headline earlier this month.

Back in my day you were happy with a floppy, you were a rich man if you had 2! No hard disks in this pc.

I’ve been here a while, I prefer this over reddit.

Sure, niche content is missing, but that’s because it’s niche, and comes with time and a larger group of people on here. Reddit didn’t start out with the niche content either.
I haven’t noticed the toxicity myself, I’m sure it’s there, but I’m likely privileged not to have noticed it. Or perhaps I’m one of the toxic users, because I’m too leftist for some (though I’m no tankie)

Are you sure about that?

Let him feel unsafe for the rest of his natural born life.

Surely they wanted to name it Microsoft 365 Copilot Slop, but the CEO was against that.

Well, I’ll just start calling his company Microslop… Fuck you Nadella

Who’s going to keep the economy running when average people are completely out of money? Who is going to buy new things, when everything becomes too expensive?

These wealthy assholes are due for a rude awakening. Preferably with a sharpened edge that drops from a fixed height.

Yawn. Israel needs to shut the fuck up

pretty sure they walked in dirt, and not concrete roads.

For walking/running you need proper shoes.

There’s a hole in the bucket, dear henry, dear henry.

I encourage UK’s government to sit on it and rotate. And Keir Starmer can go do one with rusty barbed wire.

It has been a bit windy…

Is that that floating plastic island?

The word “zo” has a lot of different meanings. In this case it’s said at the end of a (difficult or long) task as filler word.

Like “zo, dat is klaar” (that’s (finally) done now), or “zo en dan nu tv kijken” (and now (finally) time to watch tv)
It doesn’t mean “so” in that case. It’s more similar to “hè hè” in that case. An expression of weariness and/or tiredness. And that’s why I translated it to “finally”. “Now this task is finished, I can finally relax with a beer”.

I hope this clears things up for you?

That’s the literal translation, yes.

Dutch beer brand Amstel had a long running commercial campaign that featured 3 friends enjoying their beer.
After that campaign ended, competitor Bavaria hired two of three actors and made a commercial with them enjoying a nice holiday and having them say Bavaria’s tag line “Zo, nu eerst een Bavaria” (And now finally a Bavaria).

As a QA employee, asking us to test in production is a crime against humanity.