IrateAnteater

That depends on the person, and what their job is. The company IT guy should be able to do things faster than I can (or else I wouldn't have called IT in the first place) and shortcuts are part of that. If it's my retired construction worker of a father, there's no way he was ever going to know the hundreds of windows keyboard shortcuts that the OS does a terrible job of letting anyone know that they actually exist.

Canadian cops are far from perfect, but they are drastically better than the US cops.

Reread what I said.

A>B is a relative statement that gives no information on the absolute values of either. If I say that Miami's elevation is greater than New Orleans', that doesn't mean that I'm saying Miami's equal to the top of Mount Everest.

Was there ever any doubt?

But it does make it more difficult relative to the others, which is all that any unitless chart is ever saying.

A lot of those stereotypical problems have been non-issues for a long time. Last time I had to fuck around with wifi drivers was somewhere around 2012.

I'm also willing to bet that the blacksmith they are picturing looks very different from your average blacksmith.

It honestly blows my mind that yahoo is even a thing anymore. I can't think of the last time they got something right, yet they keep shuffling along.

People need to think less like medieval serfs, and more like 18th century Frenchmen.

People bitch about systemd? Don't pretty much all the major distros use it?

If your PC was bought in the last 5 or so years, it's probably just the TPM being disabled in bios.

I would have upgraded to Windows 11, but they decided my processor is "too old", so now I don't use Windows at all.