cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/3882090
Reader would work for like 90% of people, but no, everyone needs Standard or Pro because reasons.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/3882090
Reader would work for like 90% of people, but no, everyone needs Standard or Pro because reasons.
And it’s good to know that Thunderbird will never force you to open email links inside of a specific browser.
It will do what every other operating system and program in the entire universe does and open a link in your default browser the way Outlook doesn’t anymore without a special setting in the config panel.
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Yep. And if I were in charge of my company we would be dumping every Microsoft product right the fuck now because of it. However I’ve still got to wait for one more person to get tired of working here and to quit and then I will be the IT director and we can kick Microsoft to the curb.
Although realistically the people that actually own the company won’t let me do that but you know I can dream right?
I love the deer-in-headlight look of non-essential IT staff like yourself after money folks bring me in as a consultant. Scared of deploying registry changes? Don’t understand how to manage expectations? Haven’t kept up with changes? Not a problem.
If your consulting skills are on par with your reading comprehension skills I am not afraid in the slightest.
Just to clarify, there is the IT director and then there’s me and then there’s all of the other it employees in the entire company (about 50 people).
And we don’t hire jackass consultants who barely managed to get their GED and had to be dragged out of their mother’s basement to show up and make fun of us.
We actually laugh when your sales people call us thinking that they’re going to make a quick buck doing some bullshit work that we’ve already got under control.
Interesting. Do you throw a tantrum over everything? Or just stuff that you don’t understand?
Do you just seek out strangers on the internet to cause of being redundant validate your own fragile self worth?
I’m confused about that middle part there. I get the idea though.