It is more that the constant barrage of depressing posts about wanting to commit suicide is just so tiring.
I am sick of them. They aren't funny or shocking anymore. People all over the internet have exhausted them. And they overshadow the post of people who actually have suicidal tendencies.
First responders always check for babies even without stickers.
Because plenty of people need to transport babies that aren't their legal guardian and thus don't have a permanent sticker on theit car. Like family members.
Those stickers are just for people who are so proud they shat out a baby, they feel compelled to tell the entire world.
The average user doesn't know those softwares. They never even heard of em.
They know paint and photoshop, and don't have a license for photoshop.
So they might try paint if we're lucky, but it will definitely look awful when they use the pencil tool to change the colour to one that only looks similar to the background colour, one pixel at a time.
The average user is way less capable than you give them credit.
Nah, some electronics just have residual power in their system somewhere like in capacitors.
Unplugging and replugging with only a couple of seconds or so in between is not enough for it to fully shut down. It can keep corrupted information in their ram.
10 seconds at least, but I get when they ask for 30 seconds just to make sure.
The IT support aura is nothing more than being patient.
Users don't have patience, so when they call IT about a problem, they are forced to wait until IT gets there. Which is enough time for it to get through whatever it was calculating and start working again.
Went by once to fix their computer, had a little problem with the solution so I had to reinstall Office. Now every subsequent problem they encountered was my fault. Even after I prove to them the new issue is caused by completely different computer. The next issue they have was caused by me again.
Afterwards I just refuse to help that one. Someone else has to take it up.
Linux requires a lot more knowledge to get functioning properly, but gives more freedom when you do.
Good thing IT experts aren't regular users and can handle that just fine. Supercomputers datacenters also have their own support on hand. They don't need to outsource it like they do in regular businesses.
So unless Linux hides the most obscure settings and makes the most used settings easy to use through a GUI like Windows does, it will never go mainstream.
A regular user would rather work around a problem than use a terminal.
It is used as a joke though. The entire internet is filled with them.
If you want them to be taken seriously, they shouldn't be posted as a shitpost
It is more that the constant barrage of depressing posts about wanting to commit suicide is just so tiring.
I am sick of them. They aren't funny or shocking anymore. People all over the internet have exhausted them. And they overshadow the post of people who actually have suicidal tendencies.
First responders always check for babies even without stickers.
Because plenty of people need to transport babies that aren't their legal guardian and thus don't have a permanent sticker on theit car. Like family members.
Those stickers are just for people who are so proud they shat out a baby, they feel compelled to tell the entire world.
The average user doesn't know those softwares. They never even heard of em.
They know paint and photoshop, and don't have a license for photoshop.
So they might try paint if we're lucky, but it will definitely look awful when they use the pencil tool to change the colour to one that only looks similar to the background colour, one pixel at a time.
The average user is way less capable than you give them credit.
Their previous IT issue was a week ago.
Nah, some electronics just have residual power in their system somewhere like in capacitors.
Unplugging and replugging with only a couple of seconds or so in between is not enough for it to fully shut down. It can keep corrupted information in their ram.
10 seconds at least, but I get when they ask for 30 seconds just to make sure.
The dumbest thing I encountered was someone who claimed their CD drive was broken.
I came by, flipped the CD and then it started working.
Yeah it is stupid.
But easily solved by disabling fast startup.
The IT support aura is nothing more than being patient.
Users don't have patience, so when they call IT about a problem, they are forced to wait until IT gets there. Which is enough time for it to get through whatever it was calculating and start working again.
That doesn't seem like a problem with Windows 11, but with misconfiguration on the server or on your end.
Never had to restart multiple times unless some config asked for it. And every computer at my job is running Windows 11.
One big rain and you are still flooded.
Thorns
The house most likely came afterwards.
Even all those different little inventions had plenty of steps along the way, and almost all of them were viable during its time.
The greatest strength humanity has had to create ingenious machines wasn't intelligence.
It was time and manpower.
Had a manager like that.
Went by once to fix their computer, had a little problem with the solution so I had to reinstall Office. Now every subsequent problem they encountered was my fault. Even after I prove to them the new issue is caused by completely different computer. The next issue they have was caused by me again.
Afterwards I just refuse to help that one. Someone else has to take it up.
So what, you go up to girls and tell them you eat ass?
Linux requires a lot more knowledge to get functioning properly, but gives more freedom when you do.
Good thing IT experts aren't regular users and can handle that just fine. Supercomputers datacenters also have their own support on hand. They don't need to outsource it like they do in regular businesses.
That and the licenses.
Powerful stuff needs a ton of parameters.
Too many parameters deter unfamiliar users.
So unless Linux hides the most obscure settings and makes the most used settings easy to use through a GUI like Windows does, it will never go mainstream.
A regular user would rather work around a problem than use a terminal.