This is not the way.

Calculate how much time is lost by the delays and crashes caused by old hardware. If you can break down how expensive not upgrading is, it might be easier to sell the upgrade. You could also break down the upgrade into waves, replacing only a third (or maybe a fourth) of the machines each year, starting with the oldest, and with the users who rely on them most. Another benefit to the wave approach is that you’ll reduce the likelihood of having to do another big upgrade every 3-4 years.

Don’t forget our man Jet!

Blocking ads is one thing, replacing those ads with your own… Not cool.

Variety is always welcome in my book.

Ye of little faith

Mmmm! Froggies.

To the moon!

I mean… Windows 10 came out -what?- 9 years ago at this point. Gee, I’m getting old

Obligatory Studio C Bit

I linked to the relevant bit. The whole sketch is topical.

Those are some preem ads, choom.

Sir, this is a Wendy’s.

clap clap “Oh, good. My slow-clap processor made it into this thing.”

Utopia means “no place” so all utopias, by definition are imaginary.,

Mods will always have disagreements with users. Many others in that thread pointed out that both open mod log and the reduced use of tools like automod help mitigate the effect of bad mods.

Thanks for providing examples!

Do you have any examples?

Sound on

I saw a kid dressed up as a wacky inflatable arm-flailing tubeman! I want one of those costumes now. It would have to be twice as big tho

Nope, I was 3

Hallelujah!