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Thanks Ants posted:Why do some people seem absolutely hell-bent on taking the path of most resistance? Spending days asking everybody except the team all those people are explicitly directing your query towards? Check. Wanting to buy almost anything except the one thing that is designed to solve your problem and has a proven track record of doing so? Check. "I've been trying to get this done for ages, but no one's been able to help me find the solution! It's not my fault I've done no work all week!"
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Agrikk posted:Looping messages in on-hold music. The wifi capability is a little more useful on things like washers and dryers. A range, maybe, if you're cooking something like a turkey, but even then just set a regular timer.
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skooma512 posted:I really wish they put out printer drivers that only used the main paper cassette with plain letter paper and that's loving it. I'm so tired of having to adjust them because software or the user changed it to some stupid edgecase crap nobody ever uses. Fun fact about my workplace: The label printers, for some reason, print "envelope". No idea why, but they do. So if you accidentally tell it to print a label to a regular printer, the printer gets a "wrong size" error and asks for an envelope in the manual feed tray. I have no idea why, since the labels are 8"x6".
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Sickening posted:Shared logins have no reason to exist. We have one in our warehouse so that the workers there can make minor changes to the freight bills and print their own labels if they need to. The guy whose job this used to be was getting really behind on all his other work because he had to print off so many labels for the guys. Why not just give every worker a signon? Well, they charge us yearly per active user. So it costs them more money. Can't have that, no sirree.
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Nov 26, 2019 23:29
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Sickening posted:Who charges you yearly? The company that makes our freight tracking software, who I'm reluctant to name since I'm fairly certain we're their biggest customer. Although given how much of a pain in the rear end it's been, the rumor I heard of it being written by a single 16-year-old over a weekend high on coke sounds likely.
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Nov 27, 2019 04:11
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My company does that. Start of March, a calendar goes up, you request what weeks you want off for the next year. If you don't request all your days you can ask to use them later but you have 0 priority on those days. If you use the calendar your priority is based on your seniority.
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Blue Moonlight posted:“I have no cyan, and I must print black.”
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joebuddah posted:Windows XP machines in 2021... Wait, expensive industrial machinery with software that actually runs on (semi) modern hardware? I didn't think that existed.
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Jan 24, 2021 12:47
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Bob Morales posted:Continue for 2 more years. Sounds like a solid gig End of first year: "During your onboarding you told us you could get this thing set up within 90 days. It's been a year and it's still not set up. Poor performance means no raise, sorry"
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Aug 26, 2021 23:01
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ijyt posted:Things not pissing me off: the settlement I negotiated Nice! Does this have to do with the WFH debacle you posted a couple weeks back?
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Combat Pretzel posted:I hope this person gets hit by a meteorite. Hey, at least someone asked them what the solution was and actually got an answer. So many times they never actually provide their solution.
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