

The main reason for problems: Bad IT administration that relies way too much on Microsoft.


The main reason for problems: Bad IT administration that relies way too much on Microsoft.


I use Linux on my computers since kernel 0.97. I use an Android phone, but just out of pure lazyness and disregard, and for nothing serious - I’m on the smallest flat I could get, and still use only 10% of it. Some years ago, I said “when i need a smartphone, I’ll build one”, and I actually built an Android-based system before I got my first smart phone.


Funny, I haven’t noticed any outage on my Linux systems…


Well, they expanded it from a single test installation to nationwide on the 12th. Which meets my personal criteria for “deployment”.


Grandpa Cooking. I watched his funeral on YT. They tried to keep the channel alive without him, but with losing the central figure…
I’m sad that the kids lost him, he helped them a lot.


Over Washington as a test installation, yes. Nationwide deployment was Nov. 12.
The SMART test installation managed to save 84 gallons of aviation fuel during this test…


Did they also deploy an AI tool yesterday, like the FAA did?


They rolled AI tools out nationwide at the FAA just yesterday. Go figure.


Did they lose the floppy disc?


Have you looked at the orange-headed monkey in the White House recently? A rightwinger, deeply in love with Putin, Xi, and tinpot guy from N.Korea?


Makes it easier when they start cleaning out ICE and convicting the members.


Well, less mails from Windows users. I see no downside with that.


Back then the word was “working the secretarian pool”…


Maybe that is exactly what is happening right now.


Oh, they tried something. They asked Copilot to fix it…


No one got ever fired yet. If this is a serious slop issue, this can take weeks, even for someone with a massive developer base.


Sloperators?


Either your current batteries are a worse brand the last one, or your hardware has developed a problem. The strong loss within a few days points into that direction. Condensate, maybe?


Wouldn’t he be better suited for courses like “Civil Wrongs” or “Corruption 101”?
I wonder what the currently coming up “programmers” will do when the bubble pops, and “prompt engineering” is no longer a job description.