Not just in the browser. I somehow have my work account’s UPN somehow in my Google account history somewhere. So randomly Android will try to auto complete as that instead of the email address I used daily on forms, etc.

I just shuddered reading that line.

We migrated to Ubuntu from CentOS as well. It was simply because Rocky wasn’t established enough at the time and we haven’t had a reason yet to again look elsewhere. Tho we haven’t also phased out most VMs for containers of some sort.

And now my opinion has soured on Proton and I am a paying client.

I live in probably one of the poorest districts in my state. Google basically gives these things away for free for the management contract on top of the gsuite contracts the districts get.

Refurbished, perhaps? Or, again, with the intention of making them last far longer than Google would want?

I actually learned about this on Notgabbyb‘s YouTube channel. It’s insane what we learn about and then somehow don’t riot on.

Tap to pay on a controller seems a bit much but at the same time using that over manually entering my CC everytime now a win, as I don’t save my payment method.

It’s one of those I believe it without reading it only because it’s so easy to start one now. You get that quick dopamine fix get to the basic step of output, then get distracted and move onto something else.

Wife is a nurse. They trialed this out where she works and it was seriously a horrible experience. She ended up spending more time fixing the output then just taking her short hand notes.

This is what I’m worried about. Not so much the time fixing it, as the “well, that’s good enough” even though it might have issue. Over time, those small errors that may have seemed trivial at the time could become more serious issues.

Could that just be a bad product though?

Like, I could trial Microsoft Teams and decide that chat will never work at my company, even though much better chat apps exist.

Reminds me of setting up VMware Workstation with USB ISA cards to keep a line running. Ugh

I'd love to hear more about that. I didn't think Workstation could do anything besides USB device passthrough!

I’ll be honest it’s been over 10 years at this point. But we had to virtualize a dying Gateway 2000 that had Windows XP on it. As part of that we needed ISA to keep working. I found some USB ISA adapters and ordered them. It took a lot of messing around with Workstation, the host Windows 7 and drivers on the VM. I can’t remember all the details at this point :(