I’m working in server all day anyway. Licences are not a issue with most desktop software that we use. We have almost unlimited access to the Microsoft catalog with a combination of our subscriptions. As a system administrator doing what I do, it’s not much different from ltsc except I have to use a couple of local group policies so I’m not badgered by system prompts
Windows ME was a bastardization of the NT and DOS environment. I was a Microsoft support analyst at the time. From the insiders perspective, it was the biggest pile of shit
Windows ME has some shit to say… Then Windows 8 will be next to have a chat.
I am a system admin and decided to just use Windows Server on my desktop to avoid the bullshit Windows 11 changes
Server has its own set of problems but at least the tools to deal with them are prepackaged
Thanks, I didn’t notice at first. But now I have blocked them
A solar powered Steam Cube would be awesome!
my mrk3+ needed some mods and a little tinkering but it’s always ready to go now. Prusa for life
I am actually a little suprised he was not knighted already. Him as the 4th Doctor is so iconic. I bet you could show him dressed in that outfit to any adult anywhere in the world and they would probably know what or who he is
it was fun when I felt that I was being honeytrapped
reminds me of a time back in the early 2000’s when my work decided to try using thinclients from HP to host terminal sessions to access the EMR at bedsides in a hospital. We had like 10000 of them. When we started to test them, one of the security people was seeing how it would handle the known virus at the time… well they were able to infect it at boot… and it spread to all the other devices until the plug was pulled on the project. Somewhere in the network, it was being infected before it could even load its firewall or its antivirus. So all 10000 of those devices were junked.
I’d start with cardboard, it’s can give you clue if using the lightest sandpaper would work. you could probably use a clear finger nail polish to top it
rubbing alcohol might help but your probably going to have to buff it out with a Dremel
we have staff that are all over the geographical area and to keep everyone up-to-the day on who is where (at specific locations, working from home, etc) they did this. Its also used for specific “hey everyone this is important today” kinda things
our secretary uses a meme to end her daily attendance email, so I give her a laughing face when its a good one. She started it on an email I made a joke in. So I just recipicate it. I also like the thumbs up on emails that are FYI type things
I don’t know if the printer analogy is a good one but I’m down with what you’re saying. The rise of GUI in the early days really did push printing in extreme ways
I tried to take one of these apart to replace the battery and … sadly they did an excellent job of keeping that from happening.
you should establish your account before you start suggesting people use some product is what I am saying
your account is less than 24 hours old, and only comments are in this thread
so… why should anyone consider this from a nobody that posts app links to things they just discovered?
this is a perfect example of why we should always allow an escape space for everyone. Sometimes that person in the space you are polar opposed too will create something that defies even their own rules
really reminds me of the self owned crowdstrike bullshit