Isn’t this a shot from Indiana Jones?

Get ready for the prefabricated script from HR. Have your questions about benefits, 401k, unemployment, etc ready. Concerning yolo, at the end light a cigar?

I thought getting the Samsung S4 was the better choice at the time. Bigger screen, slimmer, etc. But the M8’s screen was crisper, had stereo speakers, and looked solid. Should have gotten that instead.

Seriously. We were made to be horny goats for procreation purposes by nature.

So how can one protect themselves from this type of attack, or does responsibility lie on the vendors to keep up with security updates?

QoS maybe?

Sorry, it runs Winblow$ 95 🤭

Nice. I’m using a dell 7440 latitude with Mint Cinnamon and the track pad is glitchy to say the least.

Not skilled in any of this, but have you looked into a NAS? This might be a place to start since you’re talking about ripping Blu-rays, sharing, etc… I’m sure you can eventually connect the NAS to your desired PC in the future. Someone else might have a better suggestion.

Ok thanks for the response. I will check it out again.

I wish they had all Silver Surfer seasons.

I love how the initial stremio setup follows your account if you install it on another device.

I remember using Kodi around 2012 and it was a bit of a hassle to get it set up initially (install different repos etc.) since out of the box it was very vanilla. Is it still the same process or has it gotten better where users can hit the ground running after install?

That last one sounds like rap lyrics from a dis track.

You don’t have to jailbreak an apple device anymore, side loading works?

That tablet was the bomb at the time. I ran android on it when webOS was discontinued. It kept up for a while but i saw an OLED tablet that gave me eyegasms.

I think this is a training issue that needs to be resolved at the Helpdesk level. I understand that nobody is perfect but if you keep seeing tickets like that - Helpdesk managers need to update their training modules and start tweaking the Helpdesk system to have service requests go to the proper groups. Incident tickets are another story but that’s where the training comes in.

You’re a Systems Administrator, but Google Tier 2 issues, do you provide break fix support? I thought as a SA you would be working behind the scenes on systems (apps), servers, etc.

We live in a society.

It’s a door stop people calm down!