

I mean, you could read the article. Many users are unhappy with the performance or reliability.
I mean, you could read the article. Many users are unhappy with the performance or reliability.
I 4 years ago I remotely reinstalled Wonderware and necessary drivers on a Windows NT3.51 HMI controlling a mango line in Africa (I don’t remember exactly, maybe Burkina?). Not fun, there wasn’t much documentation left.
One year later I had to do it again.
Read the title again, it’s the driver who’s 98
Enough with the sympathy for the Microsoft layoffs! They worked at Microsoft!
The other day I had a guy stop me to ask how he could run the trading bot a friend gave him after he pasted it into chatgpt to have it modified according to his needs.
Chatgpt had output a PDF, according to him
Lots of food machinery is Teflon coated, for example mozzarella machines
Yes, but what about the suffering?
Here in Italy I’m used to signing a letter of intent describing the future contract conditions BEFORE resigning from the current job
Best job I had so far gave me an offer after a single interview, worst one (current) took three, I recently quit after getting another single interview offer, I’m optimistic.
Are you sure you do? Expiration dates are a factor when buying food, longer shelf life usually boosts sales.
Source: worked for a time making machines specifically for enhancing the shelf life of a specific product.
I think you better fix it, what if ChairmanMeow searches for Johnny Pneumonic?
Dude, relax the confrontation mode, it’s not Reddit
For me it’s the opposite, generic names make searching for issues on the web stupidly difficult.
No one has problems figuring out that Dolphin is the file explorer, and if you search for “file” in the KDE menu, it returns Dolphin as a result.
That’s an understatement
Well, they’re a few steps further than common criminals
Yeah I called it Doom Doom Revolution.
Still cool tho
Yeah, games through Proton are a bit like containerized apps, you get everything you need to run them in the Proton package.
Mmmm… crumble zone