* Posts by Boris the Cockroach

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Two signs in the comms cabinet said 'Do not unplug'. Guess what happened

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Facepalm

Please touch

this switch

We had the opposite problem.....

When newbies start with us, they are given the talk "This button shuts everything off, this button starts everything.... if you have a problem hit the stop button and we'll sort it out"

So I retire to the office to do some important work (reading BoFH stories in el-reg most likely) and all is good for hour or 2.. until the noise starts..and continues....

So I'm out of the chair... down the stairs , across the unit to the offending machine and wham the stop button.... and our newbie is just standing there going "Is it suppossed to make that noise?"

Icon... for how I feel most days...

Just 22% of techies in UK aged 50 or older, says Chartered Institute for IT

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I'd have loved to

make the switch from bashing bit of metal with keyboards to just bashing keyboards

Sadly my Z80 assembler experience including designing programs to be multi-tasking via interupts(you try making sure everything gets done in 1/64th of a second before the next interupt arrives..) plus Open university qualifications in concurrent systems design(comes in handy when usings the old cells with the add on robots that need sync signals going back and forth to make sure everything works as planned and does'nt result in a big mangled mess of metal) and a fair amount of Java programming(including analysis of the RS 232 signals from the machines) didnt count for shit when I tried to swap careers aged 40.

I was'nt aged 22-24 with a still wet degree and 2 years experience in a 6 month old technology therefore I was not suitable for the position........ so the career change never happens and that £25/hr job(with no oily robots to cope with) was out of reach.

Still on the bright side.... only 6 more years of this bollocks to go :)

'What's the point of me being in my office, just because they want to see me in the office?'

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You're my previous employer and I claim my $5

Well actually its $450 you still owe me you bastard

Britain has likely missed the boat for having a semiconductor industry

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Re: Nice to see the House on the ball

Wont be much done on that enquiry until the all party investigation into ursine defecation in arboreal areas is complete.

UK cuts China from Sizewell nuclear project, takes joint stake

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Re: Rough timing

Quote

"Interestingly and concerningly, it does seem we aren't ramping up our defence industries to replenish stocks being rapidly consumed in defence of Ukraine."

According to an old friend brothers who works in that sort of area....

That statement is very much untrue.....

Rolls-Royce, EasyJet fire up first hydrogen-fueled jet engine

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Re: hydrogen as jet fuel

And easier to detect if theres a leak... 'cos all the passengers will start squeaking.

EU still getting its act together on European Chips Act funding

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Boffin

Re: Meanwhile, in the UK...

Bakerlite?

That way too advanced for the likes of the tories....

They are still funding the expansion of our flint napping industry..

Study suggests AI cruise control could kill traffic jams by cutting out the 'intuition' factor

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Re: Stick with the lane the trucks are in works for me

Mythbusters tried that one on

Only works if you are within 20 feet of the rear of the truck otherwise your are in the turbulence of its wake and any efficiency gained is lost

Sadly being 10 foot from a truck at 60 mph and the truck has to do an emergency stop...... you just have to do as the jokey sign says

"If you cant stop.. smile as you go under"

HP Inc to lay off up to 6,000 staff, cut costs by $1.4 billion

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I wonder

how much of that profit is going in the form of a share buyback scheme to increase the share price even more (also increasing the C-level's share holding as well) rather than the proper way to put the share price up of investing in new products/technologies/staff to add value to the company's turnover thus increasing its profits for next year

Nope I'm being stupid again.... share buy back takes 30 seconds to show a return with no risk, investment takes 1 year to 5 years to show a return (maybe) so its buy back

Windows Subsystem for Linux now packaged as a Microsoft Store app

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Re: Already 4 flavours of WSL?

Embrace, extend and extingush?

Jaguar Land Rover courts coders caught in big tech layoffs

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Re: Need more than coders

Quote

"one reason automotive manufacturers in general are having particular problems with electronic supplies is that they have a bad reputation for being overdemanding assholes."

I can testify to that, demanding 20 000 parts per month before covid, before stopping production due to covid and we're like "You wanted 20k month and we're gonna deliver and charge you for them" and they're like "Take our terms or we'll go elsewhere when we want parts again"

Watchdog warns UK health data platform could damage patients' trust

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Its not quite

like that

Its whichever company offers to most non-exec directorships to the most number of ex-tory MPs*

*judging by the latest polls that will be about 160 .........

Aviation regulators push for more automation so flights can be run by a single pilot

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Mushroom

Where do they

get their ideas? beancounter central?

I'm responsible for making (among other bits) some aircraft landing gear parts, once the computer has swallowed the CAD model, the CAM software has generates a program(helped by yours truely), I've built the fixture and tested it all out to make sure it all works, I am not allowed by the company rule book to be anywhere near the inspection department while they are checking it.

On the basis, if I've made an error , then hopefully they'll pick it up.

If something as simple as I make has to have a 2 man rule, I'd damn well hope that something as complex as a commecial jet has a 2 man rule too.

Icon .. for what happens if people involved with aircraft get it wrong...

Biden administration earmarks $13b to modernize electric grid

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Can we

divert that money over this side of the pond

We could do with it too.... since our political parties are too busy pissing into the wind to even notice how much of our infrastucture is kaput

IT manager's 'think outside the box' edict was, for once, not (only) a revolting cliché

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FAIL

Re: Engineer?

Dont talk to me about 'engineers

In our experience , they fall into one of three categories

1. The 'Sproglet'(aka the fresh grad) Usually given crayons.

2. The 'Junior' .. has learned enough not to eat the crayons, and given a piece of paper too

3. The "Engineer" has proven to be able to put crayon to paper and thus given a high end CAD workstation.

And then this information flows to the production department who question the sanity of a 14mm clearance hole for an 8mm bolt in a part thats 12mm in diameter...........

And people wonder sometimes why I spend so much time out of the office laying under a robot machining cell(usually reading el-reg on my phone)

BOFH: We're an industry leader … in employing idiot managers

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Coffee/keyboard

Well

After the PFY's keyboard died mysteriously earlier today*

I'm pretty sure the BoFH is setting his whole office building up to be greenified........**

We had the lights changed to 'high efficiency, low cost ones'

I was'nt very popular when I pointed out with the power saved we could run the 2 compressors for an extra 5 mins per day...

*shes somehow managed to aquire the other chair in the office... possibly a black market deal with one of the senior programmers....I'm making sure the new carpet is nailed down and checking the lift when I use it so that its there when the doors open......

**after being purified by fire of course

Windows 10 – a 7-year-old OS – is still having problems with the desktop and taskbar

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Re: Exceptional service

Not quite right

WithFingersCrossed = True;

Do

{

try { System.Update(); }

catch (SystemBorkedException) { KnownIssueRollback(); }

finally { // Do it the right way. }

}

Until bPissed_off==true

Install Linux

Just follow the instructions … no wait, not that instruction to lock everyone out of everything

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Given my job

is rather more mechanical than IT based, the need for documentation is rather more critical.

The need for readable documentation is even more so

The need for the engineers to read the readable documentation even even more so.

After a recent disaster.....

"Did you follow the setup document?"

"Yes"

"What about the bit for checking clearance between the robot arm and the fixture?"

"What bit?"

"The bit written at the top of the document saying 'RUN IN SLOW MOTION AND CHECK FOR POSSIBLE COLLISIONS' "

"Errrrrr......."

I dont know why I bother sometimes

Musk tells of risk of Twitter bankruptcy as tweeters trash brands

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WTF?

Maybe hes trying

(and failing) to beat this guy

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-63612489

$32 billion in a week lost ....

My question is.... do venture capitalists sign out their sanity when they arrive at their office in the morning?

"Hey John... this ones got no assets, no finance and has a plan to make 1 billion by the end of the day"

"Sounds good... lets invest 2 billion with him....... oh and pass the crayons I'm hungry"

"Oh just heard , learing, beardman and dump just invested 4 billion with him"

"Make it 8 billion we're putting in... and get my arms out of this jacket so I can sign the paperwork"

BOFH: Don't be nervous, Mr Consultant. Come right this way …

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Coffee/keyboard

not a

keyboard killer today..... but very grin worthy none the less

Also it gives me ideas about getting my PFY to sit in on meeetings with the latest tool salesperson to dare pass the dread portal(the front door of the factory)

Which also reminds me to see about getting a new carpet for the meeting room............. and my office for that matter....

I wonder if I should be worried....

Microsoft tests 'upsells' of its products in Windows 11 sign-out menu

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Re: Dear

Yes

Running linux mint with network time results in the system clock being set to UTC and the displayed time being calculated as per your timezone

Runing windows 10 with network time results in your system clock set to local time zone

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Mushroom

Dear

Microsoft.

I've just paid you $XX.X for my windows 11 home licence.

You've had your money for your crummy operating system , now piss off

Yours etc

<<still wondering how m$ get away with modifying the system clock all the time instead of doing what everyone else does of reading the system clock and then doing the timezone maths to calculate the time to display... my dual boot machine is wondering that too

Sizewell C nuclear plant up for review as UK faces financial black hole

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Re: thanks for

Hah!

totally forgot that one.

Whos turn is it with the electric blanket tonight?

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Coat

thanks for

nothing...

There was an article on the BBC website yesterday that summed up the situation regarding our power generation problems

In that Labour under blair and the Tories were quite happy to kick the can down the road because nothing bad was happening now.

Sadly the can has landed and no amount of kicking will shift its position.

Gas supply cannot be assured, wind/solar are intermittant, hydro... non starter due landscape,and capacity plus the demand thats no where near the areas with output.

The only really effective solution is nuclear.

But no one wanted to sign off on building nuclear as it would be 'unpopular' although as the tories are about to find out, not as unpopular as the lights going out.

As for the decision for closing down our 90 day gas storage sites... those who signed off on it should be tied to an execise bike linked to the national grid and made to pedal for the rest of their lives as an example for the rest of the political class.

Coat as I'll be needing to wear it indoors soon...

Run a demo on live data? Sure! What could possibly go wrong? Hang on. Are you sure that's not working?

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The ohnosecond

is my friend... it keeps me warm at night with the high blood pressure, the tremors and the cold sweats.

Especially when the ohnosecond is not the time to think "Oh my whats gone wrong?" but more like "&%^*$^ 7Kg of tool spinning at 6000 RPM is about to exit the machine and play merry hell with my running legs...."

Deleting data sounds so much safer... if just as expensive in the end

UK government set to extract hospital data to Palantir system without patient consent

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And after

several billion pounds have been splurged to the private sector* along with the NHS's records**

We find out several things that contribute to the NHS problems

Not enough doctors(including GPs)

Not enough nurses

Not enough rest of the clinical staff***

Not enough beds

Not enough hospitals for the population.

All of which will cost money and time to solve... and since the government cares about the time issue to the point of the next election, a quick window dressing exercise in "Look... we're making plans to solve the problem" which will be just enough to keep the voters onside at the next election****

*The company involved alledgedly may have a senior minister family member on the board

**wether you like it or not

***theres big list of support staff to put in here

****assuming any are left alive

Elon Musk reportedly outlines horrible Twitter layoff process

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Re: A rival for the IBM board

Well musky is going to be up against the likes of bozo johnston and lizz truss for asshole of the year award..... along with that BT ceo who increased his pay 33% while saying "you plebs can only have 4 %"(followed by "why they all gone on strike?")

BT CEO ups cost-cutting plan amid rising inflation and soaring energy costs

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I always find it strange that top bosses are offered large sums of money, large pay rises, and large bonuses in order to 'retain talent'

While us mere mortals are treated as disposable numbers

I used to know a company like that.... they shut down one manufacturing site situated on prime building land in somewhere expensive, and transfered everything down next to us.

The 'talent' thought it an excellent idea and rewarded themselves very well... sadly they forgot 1 tiny little detail.

The products they made were very specialised and you had to have a lot of experience in handling/using them.... and all the experienced staff stayed put resulting in the spiffing new factory having to be staffed by newbies.

They lost £15 million in the first year..... £5 million in the second, 6 months into the 3rd year they went bust.

The 'talent' were dismissed and handed golden parachutes(paid to the end of their contracts actually) , the staff got 90 day notices and next to f all

EVERY employee is valuable to a company's good health, whether its the top guy or the floor sweeper, and therefore deserve being treated the same.

god I sound so left wing these days

Microsoft mulls cheap PCs supported by ads, subs

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Windows

And in about 12 yrs

time

"Be the master of your own data! New windows 25 , will store your data locally to ensure you have instant access to it when its needed regardless of your internet connection and cloud subscriptions.

Dont rely on other people to store your data for you... store it locally and work on it locally.

Followed a few years later with windows 33.1 with new local network abilities for when you need to talk to your colleagues...

etc etc etc in an ever depressing cycle

oh and I missed out the GUI changes in every version....

UK facing electricity supply woes after nuclear power stations shut, MPs told

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I blame

the 'green' movement (and the western marxists who took it over in the 1990's after their beloved communist bloc fell over and died unexpectedly)

we knew the lifespan of every power station back then, plus the various tricks to extend the lifespan and knew by 2020 , that our AGR stations would be life expired.

And the politicians did nothing, mostly because those 'green' anti-globalists as they've become would protest everything and the ones with money would tie every attempt to build nuclear in legal knots that would take 10 years to untangle......... and besides..... dirty old coal was dead (killed by thatcher and her tories followers I think as an act of revenge for the 70's power cuts that saw the tories kicked out of power) and clean cheap non polluting gas that was easy to build was in (well clean in the fact theres no huge towers emitting steam anyway)

And so the 2000's came and went....... labour came and went and did nothing

2010's came along and the tories did nothing too.... and nuclear was expensive (even if some in the green movement said "hey! no CO2 with nuclear" (shortly before they were lynched)

And now its the 2020s , our AGR stations are knackered... and people are now saying "WTF is gonna keep the lights on?"

But wind !

well its windy today ... just dont look at friday's forecast...

Solar.... gets dark about 5pm

Oh well never mind, guess candle makers are gonna make a killing soon.

And the biggest green joke of all is that Drax power station was modified to burn wood chips because chopping down forests, grinding them up and then burning them was 'green' compared to coal...

The boss worked in a fishbowl, so office tricks were a treat

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FAIL

To be

honest... most of the 'pranks' listed above would find the pranker in the dole queue if tried where I attend* on a daily basis

Or worse yet........ the pranker has now listed him/herself as 'open for business' with regards to the rest of the staff..... so if their still at first job status , they'd get sent down the stockroom for a long weight

while more advanced creatures would find their chairs screwed to the floor... or missing one leg or have the airhorn tied to the gas cylinder, along with having some of the dialog texts changed to "XXXXX is a dong, please check part length because XXXX is a dong"

Right upto the ultimate prank...... the dreaded 'oil leak' they have to solve

* I'm supposed to do work or something.... most of the time today has been spent teaching the PFY howto fill out an expenses claim form so it generates lots of cash yet is still completely believable....

UK awards Fujitsu $60m contract amid calls to suspend it from government work

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Black Helicopters

Re: Failing/Falling upwards

The reason is usually because they have a proven track record* of being in top jobs therefore they are fully qualified to be in this top job.

Anything else is hearsay and unproven allegations.

And here, take this brown envelope and be quiet.

*and if they actually cared about the track record, they'd never let these people anywhere near a top job.....

Russia says Starlink satellites could become military targets

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Re: Seems reasonable and fair

Trouble is.... how do you take out the 3000+ starlink satellites already in orbit knowing that starlink can lob another 50 into orbit almost every week?

And what about the big geo-stationary satellites used for communication? you aiming for those too?

I suspect russia is not really worried about ukraine getting the starlink signals , but residents of russia getting the starlink signals and beginning to see exactly what their countries 'special operation' is all about.....

No, I will not pay the bill. Why? Because we pay you to fix things, not break them

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2 old stories

occur to me now I'm safely out of the pub...(hic)

Our machines have a hard drive... needless to say after 3 or 4 years they tend to fail, and this one showed signs of failure runnning checkdisk showed bad sectors etc etc enough to make me go "disc needs replacing" to our manglement, who called the machine tool builders to have them install a new one (something they do about every 12 months for us).

I have the day off they came in....... and the next day hit the power button only to notice a lack of files in our control directory.... yupp.. engineer pulled the drive, and replaced it without backing any of our stuff up. thank gawd for our monthly backup cycle....

And next the main feature this week....

"The case of the flat battery" or "who the hell hired this idiot?"

At a previous job, the machines had a small battery pack to keep the machine's c-mos memory going (rather like a BIOS battery does)

So the manual is full of warnings about what to do when the battery alarm goes off.

And under replacing battery pack it says "Do not turn off power when putting a new battery pack in...." (yeah you've guessed where this is heading)

So the idiot comes along..... isolates the machine and pulls the battery pack before I can yell "NNNNNOooOOOOOOoooooooo" in a dispairing voice...

too late

C-mos memory wiped along with the machine custom control parameters.

Basically we've got a 1&1/2 tons of scrap on the floor now until we can wheedle the parameters out of the machine supplier.

Said idiot still wanted paying 'cos "I've replaced the batteries..."

6 yrs... just 6 more (sobs) years....

Meta wants to sweat its servers for longer – at a cost of $60b

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I can do the

AI programming for next to nothing

1. Load user history

2. Check videos watched

3. Offer more videos from the same source

4. If no clicks then offer videos of same subject

5. Goto 3

Is your datacenter safe from the next X-class solar flare?

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Re: Nice B-film - now back to reality

And never forget,

Number 5 : Having 3 seperate independent power/data lines feeding your data center to ensure maximum availability and uptime..... and running them all down the same length of conduit......

Hardware makers criticized for eco double standards

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A matter

of curiousity here..

How long does it take to write all zeros to every sector on a 1TB spinning rust drive?

To make this computer work, users had to press a button. Why didn't it work? Guess

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Happy

Buttons

and users and cattle prods. kerrrrrzzzzzaaaappppAiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

My tale of woe comes from 2 jobs ago....... machine has a sliding safety door, operator has to press a button on the control to release the lock on the door to open it.

Get a call 2 hours after teaching him the basics............. door has jammed and he cant shut it.................

Wander over(cattle prod set to yellow alert) seems the door is off the runners and stuck plus the lock fingers are bent/broken

"I couldn't get the door open.. it was jammed... so I pulled it extra hard" (cattle prod to red alert) "I pressed the button but the door was still jammed"

"Did you?" I said , while turning the cattle prod to stun

"Yeah."

"Did you?"

"well i dunno AIIiiiiiieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee"

Took me 3 hrs to get make a new set of lock fingers and get that door back on the runners...

That operator never forgot instructions again..

New measurement alert: Liz Truss inspires new Register standard

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Re: Delighted ...

I suspect the real reason sunak failed last time (oh god someone make it stop) is because he has a strange sounding name and a non british wife(although she maybe british now by marriage and living here 5 years)

That how truss got the job...

And now bozo the clown is back................... >>> icon

Liz Truss ousted as UK prime minister, outlived by online lettuce

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Re: This article

I can neither confirm or deny whether I am considering running for PM again

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This article

Is suited to el-reg

Ask yourself... why do you read it?

Inform yourself of tech news

Cringe at the who me?

Facepalm at the on-call

Bow down and worship the BOFH*

An on-line compertion between a mouldy lettuce and the prime minister is exactly what this site needs

plus we have 2 new units of time to measure with : 44 days will now be know as a 'truss' and 45 days will be known as a 'lettuce'

*Remember where 2 or 3 are gathered in his name , they shall chant "All hail his bastardness"

Loathsome eighties ladder-climber levelled by a custom DOS prompt

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Devil

Toads

Met plenty of them over the years....

And had suitable revenge on them too (hence icon)

Including one in a previous job who decided to take credit for my redesign of production equipment that resulted in 10% savings in machine time.

Boasted to the line manager that it was all his idea and I just implemented his idea.

Line manager showed him the sketches and mods I'd drawn up 3 weeks earlier for him after proposing the idea in passing...

BOFH: The Boss has a new watch – move readiness to DEFCON 2

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I wonder if

the revenge is going to be worse than my PFY going

"Hold the funnel so I can pour the lubricating oil into the oil tank" then going "oopps... silly me... I'm just a girl after all" to the the guy who insulted her Monday and now has lube oil all over his work boots...

We haven't found the new operator who tried flirting with her last week... we think hes still here because he's clocking in and out.... but we cant seem to find him during the day....

I think its best not to ask sometimes....

Junk cellphones on Earth would stack higher than the International Space Station

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Wait until

the windows 11 refresh cycle gets fully underway

With 10s of 1000's of perfectly good computers junked because win 11 'refuses' to run on them.

Pssst ... wanna save the planet..... install linux ....

Microsoft leaves the Office, rebrands everything as 365

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Wake me up

when they admit office 365 &3/4 is a huge pile of poo and the only reason it sells is because

1. nobody gets fired for buying it

2. everyone and their dog has files that only office can read (unless the file is over four years old , then you'll need libra office)

oh... and dont even get me started on the huge amount of e.waste coming when win 11 trashes 1/2 the world's PCs for next to no gain.

Uber, Lyft stock decimated as US aims to classify gig workers as staff

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To his credit

my boss refuses to do ZHC for the temps.

Says its unjust.. so when we need some staff to help out its call the agencies and hire temps for say 40 hrs... and if we only have 30 hrs for them they still get the full 40 hrs(he'll blame everyone else for not being able to estimate correctly)

And this is why ZHC are bad

Because it places ALL the risk of a business on the hapless contractors, and is especially bad when the contractor is trying to pay his/her way and has no certainity of getting paid that week.

Just like the dock workers of yesteryear when you turned up at the dock gate at 7am to see if theres work for the day and got sent home if not.

If you work for uber et al alone, with them deciding the rate you are paid, what you deliver and when, you are not a 'contractor' you are an employee with all the benefits that brings. and its only these companies trying to use a semi-legal loophole to try and reduce costs to undercut the competition that pays their employees correctly.

and its especially insulting when the company charges the contractor for cover if the contractor falls ill and cannot work.

More than 4 in 10 PCs still can't upgrade to Windows 11

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Re: Cant run windows 11

Far more satisifying though......

And going back to win 10 aint an option as the software we use on it has gone to win11... dang suppliers

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Cant run windows 11

lucky buggers

We had one of our more critical PCs updated to windows 11 after the software we use on it all the time said it was ok to goto windows 11 and they updated the software as well

Now we have a network printer in that room and another 2 PCs that cant goto windows 11

They can still see and use the printer... however the windows 11 can see the printer if you use the IP to log into the web admin page on the printer... however windows 11 refuses to actually print to it

Cue much swearing and a call to IT support (me)

Downloaded the printer drivers for 11 from the printer's website... install........ type of printer USB, or network IP..... click the option to manually set the IP, finish install, print test page.... all is good

Come in this morning..... wont see the network printer again and wont print to it. arrrghh win 10 ones are fine still............

Wheres my 3lb lump hammer?

Binance robbed of $600 million in crypto-tokens

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Mushroom

Re: Yet another story

Broken bridges seem quite popular at the moment......

Microsoft warns: Windows 11 update breaks provisioning

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In other news

The pope remains a catholic

Bears still shit in the woods

Well as the old proverb says "nothing in life is certain apart from death, taxes and m$ update borking computers"

So glad my old pc cant run win11.....