I love the circles these standard systems make. My last job would increase pay every now and then because of poor attrition rates. Then they’d increase the standard to match the increase, gaslight anybody who’d complain and then be shocked when the attrition doesn’t change and now the old workers are pissed off.

Less style I just want more pipe organs in buildings. I think the contrast in visual, sound design, and the technology behind them throughout the ages is really cool.

It doesn’t surprise me, I feel like I’m navigating a labarynth trying to reset the drum/toner count on my brother printer. It feels like they have the framework in place to make laser just as bad as inkjet brands.

The only big one I did was block posts that mention elon musk, my feed was getting flooded with posts at one point.

For a spell I also blocked keywords to us politics, probably should just block the actual political communities.

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Agreed, tried linux 6 months back, decided it wasn’t worth my time, will try another distro in another 6 months.

And this is from someone who installed and used mint through junior high.

My favorite is asking a call Rep if I can switch to phonetic, and then rattling off the spellings when given the go ahead.

The only reason I have it drilled into my head is because the warehouse I work at uses voice for confirming locations.

As an anxious and depressed dumbass this gives me copium.

I honestly don’t care between 11 and 10, since switching there hasn’t been an impactful difference for me.

I will however revel in the memery that Microsoft has brought upon itself.

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Customers typically stop complaining once in aqueous form.

Pretty sure this is Canada, no frills is a franchise chain under Loblaws. Loblaws is the kind of company that increases a product price by 20% and then puts up a “same price everyday” sign to gaslight customers.

I don’t think it’s the same printer/issue but recently my brother printer that I bought in '21 decided it was out of toner and refused print without replacing the toner. I forget what setting I had to find to reset it but it works fine now, on the same toner cartridge I bought with the printer (I don’t print often).

Off the top of my head it was a dcp-l2550dw, can’t check it right now.

It was mildly annoying to deal with, I remember the instructions not working exactly and having to troubleshoot, I can’t recall what I had to do to fix it. I can imagine somebody with less time on their hands just giving in and replacing the toner.