The burning issue of billionaires not being rich enough.

And Philippa Forrester fondling axes while wearing tight leather trousers. Dear god.

Naich urges workers to tell him to fuck off.

Too much is never enough.

A sublime combination of Diane Morgan and Charlie Brooker. Absolutely the best comedy to appear in the past decade.

The problem stems from Microsoft products not working with each other in the way you would expect. I don’t mind SharePoint and OneDrive both existing - they have different use cases, but add in teams for accessing files as well, and it all gets very complicated, and things start not working like you think they should.

On a personal level, I find most Microsoft products a confusing mess these days. Outlook on browser is insanely awful. The ribbon thing in office is just random.

The one thing that hasn’t terrible is VS Code. It does get a bit random in places, but mostly it’s pretty intuitive and nice to use.

Sensible people.

The interface is terrible and nothing works like it should. Example. So I’ve got a shared folder which I set up in Teams and I mount it in OneDrive. I used OneDrive to populate it, ignoring the folder called “General” because what’s the fucking point of that? You can’t delete the “General” folder which seemed odd. So I’ve been happily sending out links to documents in my file structure, not realising that my colleagues had no idea there was even a folder structure there. The reason? Fucking Teams defaults to showing the empty “General” folder so people think there’s nothing there. I can’t move stuff into it because it would break the links. I can’t create a shortcut because they don’t work in teams - it just downloads a file when you click on it. So I’ve created a file in “general” with the title “click on the link next to the word General above to get to the files.txt”. Very professional. And don’t get me started on the miserable abomination that is Outlook.

And people have the absolute fucking gall to say that open source UI is bad.

It hasn’t always been free in the UK. It was introduced after WW2 and has been a much-loved part of our society ever since. We even had a section of the 2012 Olympics opening ceremony about it. The only people who don’t like it are right wing arseholes.

The one in the picture seems to be going on a rampage through a shopping centre.

Boot lickers queueing up to lick boots.

This is crossing a line…

Yes, looks like a reverse proxy is the way to go.

What’s happening on that shit hole site now?

I prefer Libre Office myself, mainly because of the ribbon shit, but each to their own.

I can’t say I like it, but it’s not that bad. Certainly no where near as bad as some of the clusterfuck chaotic crap that Microsoft inflict on us.

https://sh.itjust.works/comment/14809770

There was no test flight. This publication saw the animated video and thought it was real.

Keanu Reeves with a sword, standing in the middle of a pile of bodies. Bad guy enters the room carrying a gun. Bad guy sees him and rather than shooting him from a safe distance, chooses to run towards him, still holding the gun out in front of him, shouting at him rather than shooting at him.

Moonfall exclusively uses cartoon physics throughout the film.

If you put some salt in the water, you can get 8G.