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Topic	28 Geeks Later
Zeus 08/10/20 2:39:12 AM #35:	Call me He-Man because *I HAVE THE POWER!!!* Electricity went out at around 8pm and I didn't get it back until a bit after 1am. Given that I'm on a well (which I'm sure I've mentioned many times), it meant I didn't even have running water which always sucks. My Switch had a reasonable charge on it so used that for a bit and thankfully I had some Detective Conan episodes on my phone. Of course, the bigger issue is that Windows's forced update was finally forced on me because I wanted to shut down my laptops but you couldn't do that without letting it be updated (or having the power go out). As expected, the latest "update" just seems like more bloatware and pushing of shitty Microsoft products, as it tried to get me to use IE/Edge again. This is one of the biggest reasons I don't like messing with those updates, that and the fact that each update likely includes some exploits that make your computer less secure. ParanoidObsessive posted... To be fair, if I was demoted off a project I probably wouldn't feel an overwhelming desire to help other people successfully complete it either. I'd be more inclined to feel an overwhelming desire to tell my bosses to go fuck themselves with the rusty pitchfork. In the ass. "Take your ball and go home" sort of implies you don't get your own way so you've decided to be an asshole about things. Quitting after you've been demoted is a lot more justified. Given that he worked there for over 30 years and it likely wasn't his first job, this could also just be retirement >_> --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. <cite>Zeus posted [p:943204119] in 28 Geeks L... [t:78893470]...</cite> <quote>Call me He-Man because I HAVE THE POWER!!! Electricity went out at around 8pm and I didn't get it back until a bit after 1am. Given that I'm on a well (which I'm sure I've mentioned many times), it meant I didn't even have running water which always sucks. My Switch had a reasonable charge on it so used that for a bit and thankfully I had some Detective Conan episodes on my phone. Of course, the bigger issue is that Windows's forced update was finally forced on me because I wanted to shut down my laptops but you couldn't do that without letting it be updated (or having the power go out). As expected, the latest "update" just seems like more bloatware and pushing of shitty Microsoft products, as it tried to get me to use IE/Edge again. This is one of the biggest reasons I don't like messing with those updates, that and the fact that each update likely includes some exploits that make your computer less secure. ParanoidObsessive posted... </cite> <quote>To be fair, if I was demoted off a project I probably wouldn't feel an overwhelming desire to help other people successfully complete it either. I'd be more inclined to feel an overwhelming desire to tell my bosses to go fuck themselves with the rusty pitchfork. In the ass. "Take your ball and go home" sort of implies you don't get your own way so you've decided to be an asshole about things. Quitting after you've been demoted is a lot more justified.</quote> Given that he worked there for over 30 years and it likely wasn't his first job, this could also just be retirement >_> --- (\/)(\/)\|-\| There are precious few at ease / With moral ambiguities / So we act as though they don't exist. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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