This feels like kindergarten, but with billions of dollars. Gotta love capitalism

Is this some USA joke I'm too European to understand?

This is very clearly anti competitive behavior and should be dealt with ASAP.

I was convinced this was by Mickey7

ITT: Americans who can't fathom generic medicine names

Tylenol isn't the medicine, paracetamol is. I love having grown up in a European country which mandates pharmacies to very clearly inform you, not just in some fuck ass place, but repeat to you 3 times, that there is a cheaper generic version which does the same thing.

Plan B is a pill that you take after somebody cums in you to prevent a pregnancy. Since plan A is to use protection, plan B is used when, for some reason, you could not have used protection.

You can't just say perchance!!

Um, it sounds completely the opposite. It sounds like he's saying "steer away from these hyped up, unoptimized games and go play something better"

They clearly mean the currency of Bulgaria

Oh no!

Anyway

How is this a shitpost?

"if it has it"

There's your answer.

I love how the post says the "mind the gap" was recorded in 1950 but TfL started using that message in 1969 😆

Wow, that must mean that we're in captivity! /s

Even if animals in captivity did live longer (which @[email protected] contradicts), wouldn't it make more sense to think it's because of better treatment and healthcare?

Duh, it's NASA, they can fly to the Moon or Mars

In C, if you want to let a function change a variable (let's call it x), you need to pass it a pointer to x.

If x is a pointer to a pointer (**), in order to let a function edit x, you need to pass it to a pointer to x (in that case, a pointer to a pointer to a pointer ***).

Orrr it's because a lot of people don't care about E2EE and just want their files to be backed up. Can we stop demonizing every single IT company ever for anything they do?

I've used Office 2003, 2007, 2010 etc. all the way up to 365 not for work purposes, but just happened to have interacted with all of the versions.

I have to say, I seriously don't know what happened, but Office 2003-2007 feels the most stable and least clunky versions of Office (at least Word) in terms of basic word processing.

I learned how to properly edit and format text in Word in university in a way that I could, without fail, reproduce almost any text design you could think of. When I was learning it on Office 2007 I believe, everything was so stable and predictable. Now when somebody asks me to format some text with 365, the styles functionality continually keeps bugging out and doing stupid shit that I basically can't recover from unless I create a blank file.

In conclusion, Office 2007 > 365

/rant

That is quite literally what he's doing, he's listening to something else.

It's a bit fascist to force people to do what you think is right, no?