it’s situation dependent for sure but I listen for junk jargon most of the time and then do root cause analysis like questions on it. like trying to find the answers to asking why to everything they say. why does it work like that? Does it support xyz? why? why… . Gotta do it right so your coworkers are in on it. there’s a uncomfortable laugh when you know you hit the mark.
As a System Admin, I totally feel this. I fucking hate vendors and their bullshit marketing. In generally during the times that I have to deal, I will usually hear them out. But if the rep is annoying I will start the Q&A with questions that are designed to destroy their presentations or expose how little they know about their products. Good sales reps know how to react but bad ones just dig it in deeper and it becomes a show.
Good answer!
I was like what? Tim Robbins has been an activist since… oh… Robinson… derp
It’s good to be the King!
more power to you. don’t get me wrong I think it’s great keeping old hardware going but I have access to a large cache of old hardware (at work we have a defunct computer museum. More Apple II’s then anyone could want) and it’s generally not worth fixing because there’s always another collecting dust just around the corner.
But if you were going to use this old ps2 with a ps2->usb dongle for a daily driver it’s probably not worth it after soldering and cosmetic detail
down vote this post but he is speaking truth. unless you’re going to solder and deal with the cosmetics of diy, just get a modern mechanical keyboard
i knew a couple Russian born women in the IT world of Washington State in the 1990s. One was very much like the woman described here. She ultimately changed careers because she couldn’t vibe with the work culture and her appearance caused unexpected attention. No doubt she was amazing to look at and sweet but very reserved. The other lady was also beautiful and knew it could be a distraction so she just made sure she was in charge so it wouldn’t become an issue. That meant changing to fit the work environment. She became very outgoing and dedicated to being a top performer so she could move up and ensure she would get respect for her work and also use her appeal to get the extra advantage.
It does boil down to fitting in and willingness to change. If you can’t be in the team spirit you can’t join the team.
I hadn’t watched it till now… yuck!
but probably something anyone that wants to talk about this should see
but it got me thinking, I think the shooter was aiming for his mouth and the drift made the shot hit a little lower
I hope this gains more attention… wowzers!
HAHA so the far-right jackass is confused by a translation issue and is accusing the politician of going to a hamburger festival?
fucking assholes the whole lieing lot of far-right idiots. words have no meaning to them, even words of different languages
oh, dang I thought meinshao was shitposting a shitpost… it’s like some shitpost all the way down!
also fuck Charlie Kirk, reap what you sow. the planet is a better place without him.
hey, read the fucking article!
this sports rival was an example analagy given. The real reason was because she didn’t fit in with the swearing and going to the pub vibe the workplace enviroment had
I just can’t get past the first part… JFC you created this mess yourself!
I loved Klarna’s pay-later option. Especially in the weeks before Christmas, when expenses add up, it was encouraging to be able to order gifts and outfits for New Year’s without having to pay for them until the holiday madness was over.
the closest nuclear site to me is Hanford. Yeah, its GREAT
I read this, and its in English so I know it makes sense… but I have no idea what is going on expect that someone was pissed off about something from Facebook and it caused a riot?
I had to look this up… because I hate grammer and never practice it very well…
https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/em-dash-en-dash-how-to-use
I almost bought one of these Subaru’s used in 1995 but I went with a Hyundai Excel. The Excel got me across the country a few times and its final straw was the fuel filter and the bolt that holds the shift knob in place. But I drove that car across the country multiple times and it was reliable until the end.
The fuel filter was halfway down the engine block next to the firewall, I just couldn’t do it myself and I had the funds for a new car so I said goodbye to that old workhorse. I always wondered if the Subaru would have done better…
Protestors need to know how to contact their local ACLU. If you’re doing this level of protest, probably should preemptively havea contact with them and memorize the contact phone number