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Doesn't that depend on who's checking? Reminds me of this old joke:

A nurse goes to check on a patient..she checks on her patient then quickly leaves the room. She goes to the nurses station to tell the other nurses what she has seen. Nurse says: "You'll never guess what I saw when I changed his bedpan. He has a tattoo on his penis that says "Swan"

The other nurse goes in to check it out and returns 5 minutes later saying: "You're right about the tattoo..... but it says "Saskatchewan"

I get you with the windows 7 thing but how big is this company? There's a point where "corporate best practices" don't make sense because there are fewer employees. Maybe negotiate with the boss for one or two of the top things on your list and push the rest until next year.

Also, no matter where you are you'll probably end up frustrated with management not giving you what you need.

+1 Zyban (just a different name) helped me quit smoking years ago and then helped me quit vaping.

Sorry but I have a yoga running Kubuntu. I can't make hibernate work and "sleep" will kill my battery in less than 24 hours.

I'll go a step further and assume they are...speaking loudly while carrying a small stick.

Or who write: your welcome

I have Kubuntu running on an Intel Yoga from 2022. I've never been able to get the fingerprint reader or the keyboard backlight to work but otherwise everything else works great

Forbes for example

A man I know married his 16 year old daughter off to a boy of 18 so he could get out of paying child support and circumvent a custody ruling that had gone against him. He totally pimped out his own daughter.

The argument they seem prepared to use is: "what's the function of certification if there's no judgment applied by the certifiers?". So knowing this, we need people to completely understand what certified really means. We need to be ready to counter.

I'd really like one that let me see options for the command I'm typing. Like if I type "dd" it shows me some of the options for the dd command like "if=" or "conv=". Is there a fancy term like that?