bryndos

Yep sounds like a great “get overpaid then take early retirement” story.

Lots of bankers and other overpaid people can do this type of thing too.

This lifestyle doesn’t seem sustainable if scaled to any meaningful share of the current population.

Before lemmy became a has-been.

Seen it in a recently refurbished one in central Glasgow.

Tiny room - described with "En-suite shower room with glass partitions "

Cheap. I’m sure it’s just to squeeze a few more rooms in, so if the price stays low and it’s clearly described, I don’t see the problem.

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Do you use a fresh dishcloth/kitchen sponge every time you wash up? re: mythbusters ep 135.

They didn’t test towel unfortunately unless there was a follow up that i cant remember.

I’d think you’d have to use two avocados, one you’d ruin the inside, one you’d ruin the skin.

do they account for the circumstances?

most public wifi login pages get: u: abc@def.com p: qwerty

from me.

I assume those types of services get breached all the time and no one cares. I think they just want plausible deniability on acceptable use of the wifi.

This ones not too bad, it’s not strictly a smiley though. https://www.codeoftheancients.com/glyphlibrary/glyph/U406

When you look under ‘happy’ they mostly seem to link to concepts of ripening, harvest, blooming and sweet things.
https://www.codeoftheancients.com/dictionary/egyptian/term/happy

Seems like they also could spell it out sometimes with multiple characters, which sort of surprises me.

yeah, wine’s trajectory is the complete opposite of MS.

I reject the idea that MS is the expert in MS stuff. corporate structure and institutional knowledge and strategy are not the same as a person knowing something. I’m sure there are people in MS who know more than anyone. but together I suspect they’re far far less than the sum of their parts.

I remember trying to open word-97 .doc files in office 2002.

Surely MS knows how to read it’s own file format? Nope, well, not as well as star/sun/open/libreoffice (whichever one it was at the time).

I’m sure someone in MS was saying “lets do a bit more work on backwards compatibility”; I’m pretty sure that person was immediately tied to the desk with a giant annoying ribbon and forced to become familiar with a whole box of paperclip suppositories.

Oh hang on, that was decades ago, they’ve grown so much since then .

Only if revenue goes down.

Sacking testers makes nothing but sense if your customers are as dumb as us. My employer continues to sign contracts before the functions we need have been proven. income independent of functionality.

TBF our procurement people don’t seem to think our requirements are any more complex than “big computer” and MS probably offered “really big really good computer, cheap computer, big , nice price, 25% less than oracle, high security, safe computer, cloud, ai, yes fully working with 12 month, you pay now, special discount, extra 10% off if you sign today, hurry rush best deal”.

I suspect negotiations like that drive a disappointingly large amounts of their revenue.

Thanks! And , man that is rib lan.

Ter"rib"le s"lan"g.

44 , no idea. Is it a hairdo?

frowning up

I think it’s called ‘smiling’. (8

gory bush

powerful point

I knew a hammerhead shark once, it was actually very kind and considerate, even when hammering. I think humans will probably evolve into responsible hammer users in a few thousand generations or so. It’s just a matter of practice.

You’ll have to decide how user friendly the archwiki docs are for yourself. I find most of it pretty useful but sometimes it can get techy, or get confusing about versions/updates for llatest changes and so on.

It’s probably better than any other linux dox in my opinion. But that bar is not exactly high.

Then again I don’t know if windows even has documentation at all - I assume they replaced it with coprolite.

That’s a llama dude

My other car is a vulva.

How many rounds until the first switch operator is on the tracks?