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I use OneNote for work stuff a lot. I wouldn't go to bat for it or anything, but I've found it mostly intuitive to use.
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Impossibly Perfect Sphere posted:Has any human being ever used Onenote? I use it as a catch bin for links and infographics. Half the time though I forget it even exists along with the notes therein.
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Jul 24, 2023 20:29
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teen witch posted:I don’t have any kids so no ponies in this race, but apparently trying to get daycare for kids is REALLY insane these days. Super expensive and very few slots. As for your question as to whether teaching is such a poorly compensated job because it is regarded as "women's work," but yes, that absolutely is a component.
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Time_pants posted:Childcare is actually insanely loving expensive. Daycare, preschool, whatever. We ended up paying $7,200 for our kid to go to preschool for a year and the place was poo poo and our kid hated it. Naturally, you couldn't withdraw for a partial refund. lol they're making us pay kid rent now. I've heard people say their daycare bill is 1800 a month, my apartment in Los Angeles is less than that a month.
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Jul 24, 2023 21:04
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Impossibly Perfect Sphere posted:Has any human being ever used Onenote? I did when I was in university, but that's mostly because I had Surface devices so I just hand wrote all my notes on them. Was really convenient, especially if you had a (pirated) digital textbook too because then you could just clip the actual diagrams straight from it and paste it into your notes.
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Jul 24, 2023 21:12
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Very uniquely Canadian thing but Shopper's Drug Marts don't have any employees outside the pharmacy anymore. All checkouts are self checkouts and the whole store is run on the honour system now. Weren't we told if minimum wage didn't go up this wouldn't happen? I'm starting to think that we might have been mislead...
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Jul 24, 2023 21:16
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Ok so how many times did you Onenote users use a OneNote printer driver?
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Jul 24, 2023 23:44
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Impossibly Perfect Sphere posted:Ok so how many times did you Onenote users use a OneNote printer driver? Somehow less than zero times.
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Jul 24, 2023 23:46
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I feel like they should make all printers run of bit blockchain, just to you know concentrate all the inherent evil IT stuff in one place.
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Jul 24, 2023 23:58
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Sentient Data posted:Can you toss $100 their way to have a credit on the account and then just keep the credit topped off each quarter? Good Idea, might be worth a try. Buce posted:50 dollars a quarter????? What can I say, New Zealand is a wet country. My electricity sometimes hits $100/month in winter though, and that's for one person in a small flat. I used to share in a top of the line fibre connection and that cost $120/mo too. Time_pants posted:Childcare is actually insanely loving expensive. Daycare, preschool, whatever. We ended up paying $7,200 for our kid to go to preschool for a year and the place was poo poo and our kid hated it. Naturally, you couldn't withdraw for a partial refund. I was talking to a someone at a party a while back and it was pretty eye opening. They were talking about if she gave up work and took care of the kids, the household would be something like a $150/week worse off. Essentially one adult was working purely to pay for the daycare. Jaguars! fucked around with this message at 03:04 on Jul 25, 2023 |
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Jul 25, 2023 00:17
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Impossibly Perfect Sphere posted:Ok so how many times did you Onenote users use a OneNote printer driver? Zero, but I also haven’t printed anything at work since probably 2018
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Jul 25, 2023 00:25
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I got so sick of ads i got a RaspberryPi to make a thing called PiHole that blocks all ads across your home network. After setting the PiHole up and doing a bunch of stuff in the command prompt and watching lots of youtubes, I had to change some kind of port forwarding on the router. But I could not, because the router is a Comcast router and I was blocked from changing these settings. God drat piece of poo poo.
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Jul 25, 2023 00:25
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You should get your own router and modem. I have my own and comcast is constantly trying to tell me it’s outdated and too slow so they can milk that extra money out of me on a monthly basis.
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Jul 25, 2023 00:42
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holefoods posted:You should get your own router and modem. I have my own and comcast is constantly trying to tell me it’s outdated and too slow so they can milk that extra money out of me on a monthly basis. the app will even issue an upgrade through the mail if you're using their modem then they send you the exact same piece-of-poo poo modem they already gave you originally
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Jul 25, 2023 01:00
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Impossibly Perfect Sphere posted:Has any human being ever used Onenote? OneNote is perfect for one very specific type of data being presented in a very specific way. I can't imagine it being good for literally anything else.
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Jul 25, 2023 02:14
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skooma512 posted:lol they're making us pay kid rent now. I've heard people say their daycare bill is 1800 a month, my apartment in Los Angeles is less than that a month.
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Jul 25, 2023 02:19
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skooma512 posted:lol they're making us pay kid rent now. I've heard people say their daycare bill is 1800 a month, my apartment in Los Angeles is less than that a month. My wife worked at a childcare center for like 14 years and in the early 2010s, it cost $2400 a month to send a toddler-aged kid there. It's a, uh, upscale "child development center" and she had the kids of football and basketball players, lawyers, VPs and such in her classes, but that's still a lot. Even with her significant employee discount, we couldn't afford to send our kid there.
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Jul 25, 2023 03:22
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grocery stores should go back to being 24/7. more businesses should offer daycare on site. if you want people to not work from home, at least meet them halfway with certified care for their kids there.
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Jul 25, 2023 03:37
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ThinkTank posted:Very uniquely Canadian thing but Shopper's Drug Marts don't have any employees outside the pharmacy anymore. All checkouts are self checkouts and the whole store is run on the honour system now. Weren't we told if minimum wage didn't go up this wouldn't happen? I'm starting to think that we might have been mislead... it owns because it's super easy to steal stuff for fun
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Jul 25, 2023 03:37
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Who needs child care. Just get a goat pen and a guard goat then you can just plop your child in there for however long you need. More children should be raised by goats.
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Jul 25, 2023 04:06
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Time_pants posted:OneNote is perfect for one very specific type of data being presented in a very specific way. I can't imagine it being good for literally anything else. "Onenote is for taking notes! And it's free for everyone! People will FLOCK from word and use this weird, different program now, because everyone will be using Microsoft Surface and taking digital notes with a pen! Who needs good spell checking, it's just notes! Also, I love Microsoft Bob." - some Microsoft engineer. If I'm collaborating with others, at least give me robust grammar and spell checking so the output is presentable. It's the worst of both worlds for me.
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Jul 25, 2023 04:35
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AFAIK OneNote had a feature where you could paste in an image of text, and it would extract the text which you could then edit as you please (you had to edit anyway because the feature was never 100%). I'll award Microsoft 1 point for actually doing something new and useful.. Since I'm feeling generous, I also want to congratulate Prime Video for an actual kick rear end feature: the option to stop all autoplay. gently caress I hate autoplay so much, I pretty much always watch the credits and let my mind reflect on what I just watched. But streaming shits all over a quiet contemplative moment as you sober up from a gritty war epic that ended 15 seconds ago and suddenly the trailer to Surfboard Bong is blasting out your speakers. So loving obnoxious. HBO had a kick rear end feature too: Leaving This Month which really helped me decide what to watch, for obvious reasons. Of course it's gone now.
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Jul 25, 2023 05:08
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Microsoft bob would take off like wildfire if they gave someone passionate about it full control, the world is ready for strong skeumorphic design again
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College course articulation. LIsten, if this isn't going to actually count at all towards my degree, don't tease me with, "We accepted all your credit, as gen eds. I know your first choice school accepted them all as major requirements for this program... Seems like the only thing they didn't accept was you. Sorry, bad joke... Anyway, so, you know, you get to take them over, how cool is that?!"
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Sentient Data posted:Microsoft bob would take off like wildfire if they gave someone passionate about it full control, the world is ready for strong skeumorphic design again The world wasn't ready for Microsoft Bob, which was perfect in all possible ways.
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aniviron posted:The world wasn't ready for Microsoft Bob, which was perfect in all possible ways. There's a better world, a perfect world, where Microsoft bob became the prominent OS globally, alas that be not a world any of us will ever see. 
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Jul 25, 2023 10:16
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The coffee machine at work went from "push button, receive cup of coffee" to making us log in and scan fingerprints. Not only is it conceptually stupid as gently caress, the fingerprint reader stops recognizing my fingerprints every couple of days and I have to re-register. If I can register fingerprints at will without any other additional verification, how can they pretend it has a point? There was probably some rear end in a top hat getting 700 cups of coffee a day, but this doesn't solve it.
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Jul 25, 2023 20:23
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Where the hell do you work
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Milk containers suck poo poo now. The old gallon jugs had a piece of the cap scored with a pull tab so you just very easily pulled the scored piece of cap off and BOOM, your milk is ready to be enjoyed. I hate that little thing under the cap now that’s supposed to peel off the tamper-proof membrane, but 9 times out of 10 just rips right off and you have to stab the membrane and peel it off with your fingers. I have a pretty strong grip and even I have trouble removing that drat thing. I can’t imagine how much harder it must be for elderly people with arthritis and the like. It’s not just milk, either, but orange juice, tea, and anything else that comes in a one gallon jug.
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also stuff that comes in those "resealable" plastic bags with a ziplock strip -- they seem to fail about half the time. either one side of the strip isn't glued strongly enough to the plastic and it just rips off after a few cycles, or the "cut here line" is in the wrong place and leaves a 1 mm of plastic to grip above the strip, or they don't align so you can't seal. it's not exactly something that's gotten worse, but rather something i'd think manufacturing processes could've gotten right by now. some brands seem to to better than others, but anything that my local grocery store brand puts in those bags has a coin flip's chance of working.
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Dip Viscous posted:The coffee machine at work went from "push button, receive cup of coffee" to making us log in and scan fingerprints. Not only is it conceptually stupid as gently caress, the fingerprint reader stops recognizing my fingerprints every couple of days and I have to re-register. If I can register fingerprints at will without any other additional verification, how can they pretend it has a point? There was probably some rear end in a top hat getting 700 cups of coffee a day, but this doesn't solve it. “we have spent $5,000 on the new coffee machine to potentially save $100 over the course of the year”
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The price, quantity and quality of packaged food is going to drive us all to healthier foods Until those are also price gouged (more )
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You Are A Elf posted:Milk containers suck poo poo now. The old gallon jugs had a piece of the cap scored with a pull tab so you just very easily pulled the scored piece of cap off and BOOM, your milk is ready to be enjoyed. I hate that little thing under the cap now that’s supposed to peel off the tamper-proof membrane, but 9 times out of 10 just rips right off and you have to stab the membrane and peel it off with your fingers. I have a pretty strong grip and even I have trouble removing that drat thing. I can’t imagine how much harder it must be for elderly people with arthritis and the like. Sounds like you need the Milk Master 2000. 
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Bad Purchase posted:also stuff that comes in those "resealable" plastic bags with a ziplock strip -- they seem to fail about half the time. either one side of the strip isn't glued strongly enough to the plastic and it just rips off after a few cycles, or the "cut here line" is in the wrong place and leaves a 1 mm of plastic to grip above the strip, or they don't align so you can't seal. yeah what's up with tear here stuff? I swear this poo poo used to work fine. now I just get out scissors every time. did they have to make them bullshit because too many people were just hulking out and tearing it apart or something? it's like less than useless now.
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Those built in zip locs are awful, just get a bunch of these
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Dip Viscous posted:The coffee machine at work went from "push button, receive cup of coffee" to making us log in and scan fingerprints. Not only is it conceptually stupid as gently caress, the fingerprint reader stops recognizing my fingerprints every couple of days and I have to re-register. If I can register fingerprints at will without any other additional verification, how can they pretend it has a point? There was probably some rear end in a top hat getting 700 cups of coffee a day, but this doesn't solve it. If you're not registering your fingerprint as ShrekLust42069 I don't know what to tell you.
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Dip Viscous posted:The coffee machine at work went from "push button, receive cup of coffee" to making us log in and scan fingerprints. Not only is it conceptually stupid as gently caress, the fingerprint reader stops recognizing my fingerprints every couple of days and I have to re-register. If I can register fingerprints at will without any other additional verification, how can they pretend it has a point? There was probably some rear end in a top hat getting 700 cups of coffee a day, but this doesn't solve it. I wanna hear more about this coffee maker.
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