Dumas Walker wrote to PHIGAN <=-
I have a relative who still asks me questions about Windows. I have
not run Windows at home since 98SE. We run it at work, but I am not in desktop support so I don't really know a lot about setting it up any
more.
Dumas Walker wrote to PHIGAN <=-
I have a relative who still asks me questions about Windows. I have not run Windows at home since 98SE. We run it at work, but I am not in desktop support so I don't really know a lot about setting it up any more.
They have T-Shirts on etsy that say "No, I will not fix your computer." I usually wear mine when I visit family.
Re: COBOL
By: Dumas Walker to MRO on Wed Apr 19 2023 03:12 pm
I was reading an article just today that implies that younger people ar not as likely to be working, or looking for work, at all, so there is that.
How do they expect to pay their bills & things without an income?
Nightfox
Dumas Walker wrote to POINDEXTER FORTRAN <=-
LOL, I never remember anyone complaining about the distance to the printer... well, except one guy who was morbidly obese and I suspect had COPD... but I do remember some people bringing in their own printers so they could print stuff in their cubes.
I always had the pain in the ass in Payroll/HR/whichever who claimed
they needed a printer within arm's reach in order to print confidential
work product.
Boy, did they hate it when we implemented badge-in printing and took
their piece-of-shit little printer that they called for support on continually.
... What's behind this door? What door?
MRO wrote to Dr. What <=-
what sucks is when you fix someone's computer, you are viewed as being eternally responsible for taking care of that computer until its
demise. ---
But that's no different than work.
"SystemX is broken. Who touched it last?"
"Fred did."
"OK, Fred. Go fix it."
It makes no difference whether Fred last touched it 6 days or 16 years ago. Fred owns it since he last touched it.
Moondog wrote to Nightfox <=-
I was reading an article just today that implies that younger people ar not as likely to be working, or looking for work, at all, so there is that.
How do they expect to pay their bills & things without an income?
When your indigenous workforce is stagnant, you rely more on
migrant workers who will do the work.
Dr. What wrote to Dumas Walker <=-
They have T-Shirts on etsy that say "No, I will not fix your computer."
I usually wear mine when I visit family.
MRO wrote to Dr. What <=-
what sucks is when you fix someone's computer, you are viewed as being eternally responsible for taking care of that computer until its demise. ---
But that's no different than work.
"SystemX is broken. Who touched it last?"
"Fred did."
"OK, Fred. Go fix it."
It makes no difference whether Fred last touched it 6 days or 16 years ago. Fred owns it since he last touched it.
... Honesty pays, but not enough for some.
Moondog wrote to Nightfox <=-
I was reading an article just today that implies that younger people not as likely to be working, or looking for work, at all, so there i that.
How do they expect to pay their bills & things without an income?
When your indigenous workforce is stagnant, you rely more on
migrant workers who will do the work.
While that may be true, it's got nothing to do with the question that
was asked.
... "42? 7 and a half million years and all you can come up with is 42?!"
Moondog wrote to Gamgee <=-
I was reading an article just today that implies that younger people not as likely to be working, or looking for work, at all, so there i that.
How do they expect to pay their bills & things without an income?
When your indigenous workforce is stagnant, you rely more on
migrant workers who will do the work.
While that may be true, it's got nothing to do with the question that
was asked.
It is relevent because if the younger generation was all we
relied on to get simple or entry jobs done, we'd be screwed. In
my area the orchard and vineyard work is done by migrant
employees. Maybe over 50 years ago it would've been teenagers
and college kids who didn't have an internship. Even
landscaping, yard work, and construction are no longer jobs you
see younger pe ople do.
Arelor wrote to Dr. What <=-
It makes no difference whether Fred last touched it 6 days or 16 years ago. Fred owns it since he last touched it.
If you are getting paid by the hour, it is on the boss.
Moondog wrote to Dr. What <=-
Fred probably knows the most about the operation of the system, or
knows more about it than anyone else. Some people wish for that type
of attention. Others are cursed by it.
Moondog wrote to Gamgee <=-
I was reading an article just today that implies that younger peo not as likely to be working, or looking for work, at all, so ther that.
How do they expect to pay their bills & things without an income?
When your indigenous workforce is stagnant, you rely more on
migrant workers who will do the work.
While that may be true, it's got nothing to do with the question that
was asked.
It is relevent because if the younger generation was all we
relied on to get simple or entry jobs done, we'd be screwed. In
Again, I agree with your statement right there. But AGAIN, it has
nothing to do with the question that was asked, which was: "How do they expect to pay their bills & things without an income?".
Do you see? Not sure how it can be explained any more clearly. Yes,
the younger generation doesn't want to do entry level jobs. So.... HOW
DO THEY EXPECT TO BE ABLE TO PAY THEIR BILLS?
Your answer just reinforces the idea that they won't be able to pay
their bills, but it doesn't explain HOW they WILL be able to pay their bills.
my area the orchard and vineyard work is done by migrant
employees. Maybe over 50 years ago it would've been teenagers
and college kids who didn't have an internship. Even
landscaping, yard work, and construction are no longer jobs you
see younger pe ople do.
100% agree! But again..... ;-)
... He does the work of 3 Men...Moe, Larry & Curly
Moondog wrote to Dr. What <=-
Fred probably knows the most about the operation of the system, or knows more about it than anyone else. Some people wish for that type of attention. Others are cursed by it.
My usual saying is "It feels good to be wanted, but sometimes I feel like my picture is in the Post Office."
... Good girls go to heaven. Bad girls go EVERYwhere.
I have a relative who still asks me questions about Windows. I have not run Windows at home since 98SE. We run it at work, but I am not in
I am curious; what have you been running since then? I finally ditched Windows last year when I found out I could run Steam on Linux. I keep a
but I've had trouble getting them working properly.
indowsI have a relative who still asks me questions about Windows. I have not run Windows at home since 98SE. We run it at work, but I am not in
I am curious; what have you been running since then? I finally ditched
ast year when I found out I could run Steam on Linux. I keep a Win7 VM around st in case.
but I've had trouble getting them working properly.
There is a beta option you can turn on that will enable to run most games. I think it's called 'Proton'. It allows me to play Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3.
I have a relative who still asks me questions about Windows. I have no run Windows at home since 98SE. We run it at work, but I am not in
I am curious; what have you been running since then? I finally ditched Windo
... Hey Jim, Are we there yet?
There is a beta option you can turn on that will enable to run most
games. I think it's called 'Proton'. It allows me to play Cyberpunk
2077 and The Witcher 3.
Yeah, Proton is what I had tried, and was having problems with at least one game.
I am curious; what have you been running since then? I finally ditched Windows last year when I found out I could run Steam on Linux. I keep a Win7 VM around just in case.Not all games on Linux. The gaming market is owned by microsoft windows.
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