It's a computerized coaster storage and ejection system.None of us have cdroms, I have a external bluray drive but its slot load
I still use a ball mouse almost daily... well, before I was furloughed. Systems still have floppy drives too.Nope, but I did work on a computer with a ball mouse a week or so ago, no joke!
I donated a spare wired LED mouse to them out of pity. And because I didn't want to clean those nasty rollers inside. Felt like 1999 all over again lol.
At this point, my assumption is simply that we've been able to test more people than most other countries.
Might need you to post your number... just in caseThank you, COVID-19, to bringing me back to the days of tech support via telephone. Working from home is one thing, but doing support over the phone for 8 hours a day...whew!
I still use a ball mouse almost daily... well, before I was furloughed. Systems still have floppy drives too.
Indeed. We have now tested over 2 million people in the USA.
Might need you to post your number... just in case
I still use a ball mouse almost daily... well, before I was furloughed. Systems still have floppy drives too.
Jenifer G. said she recently picked up a 112-item order from Aldi for a person who put a $1 tip in the app and there was no cash tip waiting.
Think they will notice the petechiaels?Yup... until we have universal testing for everyone, the infection numbers are pretty meaningless. Even the death numbers are questionable, since I'd imagine that a lot of respiratory illness deaths are getting blamed on COVID-19 as well.
This is just a d1ck move. Cheapazzes offer large tips for instacart shoppers to ensure quick/prompt deliveries and then remove them? -
People are luring Instacart shoppers with big tips -- and then changing them to zero
In late March, Instacart worker Annaliisa Arambula accepted a grocery order that came with a big tip: $55. The store was just down the street, everything the customer wanted was available, and the order seemed to go off without a hitch.www.cnn.com
Meh, I tip who I want and don't others. Used to order Ma's groceries online and pick them up. 5 minutes. Giving this minimum wage peep $2 is nothing to me but might be something to them.YATT (Yet Another Tip Thread)
To be honest I prefer grocery stores how I've seen it in my area... Every item is priced higher (I believe 3%?) this is the essentially the service fee that pays for the salary/work of the person picking the items. Tips are not accepted.
Fuck tips and the stupid concept of it. It's only an American thing because we continue to be stupid.
Though it was already weird to see machines with 3.5" floppies and Serial/Parallel ports when these were made, Dell was still including all that for Optiplex systems since engineers often need their workstations to work with legacy hardware.Really? What do you do on these machines?
I haven't used "DIAF" in about a decade, but...
People are luring Instacart shoppers with big tips -- and then changing them to zero
In late March, Instacart worker Annaliisa Arambula accepted a grocery order that came with a big tip: $55. The store was just down the street, everything the customer wanted was available, and the order seemed to go off without a hitch.www.cnn.com
The short story for today, I used my old xp machine with a printer parellel port to access my HP printer.Though it was already weird to see machines with 3.5" floppies and Serial/Parallel ports when these were made, Dell was still including all that for Optiplex systems since engineers often need their workstations to work with legacy hardware.
They are not the primary computers in the office. The primary one is an IBM/Lenovo machine running Windows 10. That's the one with an optical mouse.
The ones with floppy drives and mechanical ball mice are offline BTX form-factor +
(remember that?!) workstations with obsolete Core 2 Duo and and Pentium Dual Core CPUs set up as multi-channel DVRs. When they need footage from an incident I roll it back and burn it. Those systems are used for little else. I'm not spending my money on accessorizing their equipment, so I just clean then when they gum up every few months.
YATT (Yet Another Tip Thread)
To be honest I prefer grocery stores how I've seen it in my area... Every item is priced higher (I believe 3%?) this is the essentially the service fee that pays for the salary/work of the person picking the items. Tips are not accepted.
Fuck tips and the stupid concept of it. It's only an American thing because we continue to be stupid.
Personally I think tips are stupid but the point of the article was some lowlifes promised big tips to ensure their deliveries then rescinded those tips just because. If they just honestly posted $0 tip or low tip then I have no problem with it but don't do "bait and switch". That's just plain wrong.
And?The only problem with this is they have your home address now so....
With a tongue slit?Saw this stupid thing flashed on my screen in a Facebook ad/PSA yesterday...
...ugh. Where do I even start?!
And?
i thought the same thing, they are going to remember you ordered a bottle of ketchup and deliver it with out the top splatAnd?
The treatment systems are being stressed. It's not just PPE and ventilators. The people, nurses, doctors, etc. are wearing out. Hopefully antibody testing will help alleviate the situation. Burnout of staff is going to be a big problem in the coming weeks.So the CFR is somewhat lower than the headline number, so long as local hospital systems don't crash.
No, $150 a week for two people comes to $75/week/person, a bit over 10 bucks/day/person. I'd say that's around average at most.No kidding, that's over $40/day. Are we having steak for every meal?