I haven’t signed into anything work related on my phone since we switched to Google.

Anything work requires goes on my tablet.

Yesterday I read on here that Microsoft doesn’t let their teams use Teams.

We do, too.

My wife once caused it to crash by popping an aluminum bottlecap on top of the control interface.

https://project-awesome.org/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted

According to Gabe Newell, something like 90% of steam users were both on 1/1/99 (might be fudging the numbers somewhat but presumably you get the idea).

'Cause Lemmy.

You haven’t accounted for 3002.

They have all of the time of the age of Aquarius leftover.

When I met my wife, she loved going to theaters to see kids see something amazing for the first time.

She’s so wonderful.

Interpret it how you will.

Arfkjr.

Both comments that exist here prior to me commenting are fantastic. Sorry for lowering the average.

Once you’re done with whatever you hired them for, do you have to declare it managed?

I don’t think I’ve ever met a service industry person who liked it when their name was used by someone they didn’t know personally. It certainly made me uncomfortable.

When I was signing for my house, the attorney stated this question as an example of the things to which I would be agreeing while signing the contract.

I told him that the question was being debated and briefly described my understanding of why.

He took it well.

Until I actually got to the link, I thought it was going to be Technology Connections.

Until I zoomed in, I thought Kevin was holding an astronaut figure (using a mobile client).

Maybe you and they are on opposite sides of the world so, when the chimneys sink on their side, the counterparts on your side are pushed out.

And they would have suffered its wraith!

Hulu used to do something like this if they detected an ad blocker, IIRC … Except they would also display a blurb about what they were doing to encourage you to stop trying.