No it’s the only reason they are coming back, if they cared they wouldn’t have got ridden of the buttons in the first place

I had a router that I converted to a access point with openwrt, couldn’t get vlan trunking to work, so I ran 3 separate network cables back to the switch and assigned each one to its own WiFi network

I agree that single HDDs are terrible, but once you raid multiple of them together, it becomes much better. And now with zfs even better still

This with remote transmission on your phone to control it

Well it depends where you sit on the bell curve, 1/8 of the population thinks the other 1/8 are fucking stupid, whilst been completely oblivious to the fact that they are in fact also fucking stupid

Who needs align right when you can just hold the space-bar till it’s there, or if you are a pro tab then space for perfect alignment

Databases basically built inside excel 😐

I forced it on our office over maybe 15 years ago, I’ve finally just about stopped receiving complaints. The vast majority of the push back was document compatibility, but not in the way you think. The problem was the original document was created by a fucktard or opened by one, so many people don’t know how to correctly format a document using styles, know how to use page breaks, line breaks, etc etc. that’s us recieving documents and creating documents. To be fair I didn’t initially fully understand this as well, but it literally took me 4 hours to read the manual.

Other problems include Microsoft’s fuckery using a supposedly open standard and allow proprietary code/content within the same open standard.

I think the licence type he is looking for is shareware