If that’s the case, reversing the characters would be misandry.

Or, perhaps, it’s neither, and just a meme that’s been used a million times.

Its amazing, in an era where our phones have higher res than monitors did 20 years ago, icons have less detail.

Like show a damn calendar for the calendar icon. Hell, the ANSI emoji would be better. 📆

The only one I can figure out is the folder. The rest are utter shite.

Monday’s what?

Jack of All Trades!

Brisco County, Jr!

So, “green” energy is only cheaper if the government pays for it?

Not really a great argument.

Yep, on NT4 the instant the last key in CTRL-ALT-DEL went down the task manager came up.

XP and Win7 were still very good with it.

I think it went south when they removed the requirement for CTRL-ALT-DEL to login.

It gives you scars?

Excel tables.

No Linux/OSS app can do this (and will likely never). Open Office devs have outright declared they won’t.

Or the automated process that export/import data via excel.

Let’s see you rebuild all those things, without man hours or errors. Costly errors.

Whenever someone gets on a “just switch” campaign (whether it’s something like Linux or Metric), I know they’ve never had to work on a migration project and seen the challenges, difficulties, and risk.

I use Linux for servers, but I’ll be damned if I’m gonna spend time converting my workstation - there’s zero value in it for me when I have decades of tools and process. The value proposition just isn’t there.

Don’t go taking down a fence until you fully understand what it’s for.

I was about to post the same. It was a funny episode.

W… T… FUCK?

I have no idea who any of these people are

Hahaha

I love your rationalization. Have my upvote at least!

Tomatoless? How can that even be called pizza? Wars could be started over this, I think we should just not say any more.

Wait your damn turn, fat man!

You can’t fool me, that Sam the Eagle from the Muppet Show!

WinKey+R

Shutdown -s -f -t 0

I have many times seen parents ignoring their child’s behaviour in public, pretty much every time I go shopping.

Ah yes, the obsessed.

My mom made us all repeat the rules before we left the car (no running, no putting things in the cart without being asked, keep one hand on the cart while we are moving or something like those)

Wow, I’d forgotten this till just now - my mother did the same. Thanks for the memory jog!

I can remember being 2 or 3 years old and the golden rule then was to always be holding someone’s hand - parent/sibling, etc.