Yeah but like, what are your adjectives?
Kushia
joined 1 year ago
When Microsoft changed Office to the ribbon menu system I had to design and run a whole training program with multiple trainers to travel the country to teach people in our company how to use it. All of the helper tools and documentation were not enough.
People absolutely freak out at change when it comes to computers especially.
I feel like OP has never worked in a corporate IT job before and has zero clue what it actually entails to manage a large fleet of desktop PCs used by the average office worker.
I'm mostly just shocked that they thought it was a good idea for a prank in the first place.
I think we might have solved the story behind the aliens revealed in Mexico today.
He also got me to stop using Reddit after hanging out with their CEO too. What a great guy 👍
When I had to learn Novell NetWare the textbook we received was just as bad and the instructor didn't have a clue either. Because internet wasn't exactly widely available for information like this then, we wrote a DOS batch file that discarded our input and miniced the output of the client for the practical exam. We all passed.
Maybe, though it is funny to think this caused the driver to take this thus use their phone.
Good because the installer on the KDE spinnhas been completely broken for me.
Ten years is an extremely long time in tech and we might not even be using phones as we currently know them by then.
Never been to this instance in my life.