I don't do IT but did become an office translation layer for the IT team before they sent someone to our compound. The real problem is "It gave me an error and stopped working."
"What did the error say?"
"I don't remember, I closed out of it."
Like... That's the information I need to effectively tell IT if they can help, why did you close it?
Whenever I opened a ticket, I'm like, "Here's the error, a screenshot of the error, and I restarted and replicated the error."
It's also what data centers are legitimate targets too. The Geneva Conventions are limited in what they protect for a reason, you can't just ship your military goods in ambulances and get mad when they get hit.
Like, part of me is curious what your rate is now but I'm not actually planning a commission so is that, like, rude to ask?
I was trying to find a translation for a PSP game and couldn't find any online but I had no idea how much one might cost to commission but I guess a single game would be cheaper than a whole series...
Just picture it - You drive your Subaru, the off-road adventure car company, to a camp site in a remote area. You wake up after a few days of hiking and camping to return to your car.
The battery is dead. If you camp too close to the car, the key fob being close to the car will leave it in a "standby" mode which drains the battery on top of the car pinging the server for updates.
I don't do IT but did become an office translation layer for the IT team before they sent someone to our compound. The real problem is "It gave me an error and stopped working."
"What did the error say?"
"I don't remember, I closed out of it."
Like... That's the information I need to effectively tell IT if they can help, why did you close it?
Whenever I opened a ticket, I'm like, "Here's the error, a screenshot of the error, and I restarted and replicated the error."
You can also use a beef broth or bullion cube and it'll basically infuse the turkey with the beef flavor.
It's also what data centers are legitimate targets too. The Geneva Conventions are limited in what they protect for a reason, you can't just ship your military goods in ambulances and get mad when they get hit.
If that happens, the price on the new one will just go up!
Just kidding, that's exactly how it is working on cars too.
Found a PS5 slim at a cashies for $350USD with an exploitable firmware, so it looks like I'll be able to play GTA VI without giving either a dime!
I mean, probably more sane to just wait for the PC release but there's also the fun of jailbreaking the consoles.
You're forgetting Superhot VR and Hotdogs, Horseshoes and Hand Grenade (1 and 2).
That's not a license, it's a Common Access Card.
Rarest is some challenge from the Hunter game that I guess no one else played.
Third rarest is the "Harder" challenge from SuperHot VR.
It was achieved by emblazoning the games on to sacred discs.
Well, they were trying to bang his wife. So that's a party foul, bare minimum.
Like, part of me is curious what your rate is now but I'm not actually planning a commission so is that, like, rude to ask?
I was trying to find a translation for a PSP game and couldn't find any online but I had no idea how much one might cost to commission but I guess a single game would be cheaper than a whole series...
Just picture it - You drive your Subaru, the off-road adventure car company, to a camp site in a remote area. You wake up after a few days of hiking and camping to return to your car.
The battery is dead. If you camp too close to the car, the key fob being close to the car will leave it in a "standby" mode which drains the battery on top of the car pinging the server for updates.
It had a tent as a back gate option. Loved that car.
Wiring harness kept melting itself though, leading to a brake failure on the way back to the dealership.
Traded it for a Mercury Mountaineer.
It's sad because that's an amazing name for drop shipped tech goods but I would've totally missed it if I just scrolled past it on Amazon.
Even then, for a lot of hobbies, I'll buy from Banggood before Amazon.
Worst part is the box it shows up in usually.
Right, because when I'm taking a short lunch walk and want to catch some Pokemon I bust out a tablet with 3D printed attachments.
I already get too many ladies as it is, I couldn't do that to them.
Eggs are commonly sold by the dozen. It's the same as saying 18 million eggs. Pretty sure the egg carton was a British invention anyway.
Feeling offended now, going back through my comment history and thinking "Why did that not get me on there?" Am I too tame?
It's probably because I spend 60% of my time on here overthinking and eventually deleting my posts before posting them...
And 30% writing the posts that never get posted.
It's funny because I bought a new case for my Steam Deck but it's also a launch model and, it's like, do I keep it the way it was or play with it?
You openly admit to not knowing if it's customary, i.e not strange, but also claim that it would not be strange. You defeat yourself in one post.
Please consider that the world of football didn't start in 2026 and that your amount of knowledge is irrelevant to what the actual customs are.