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The line to get into the Vatican
The line to get into the Vatican
Aah nice to be reminded of this album! Fun indeed!
I used to work for Volvo Trucks and my first instinct here was to tell you that most employees wear the logo but they do also hand out merch to customers, so you might be on to something!
Dungeons and Daddies seconded!
Aaah, lovely heartwarming nonsense. Absolutely loved it! Very excited to see more of Ncuti!
I cancelled to go to a thank you dinner that was organised for a thing I volunteer at. It was a few hours before and I was feeling really sick but up until that point I didn’t think it was that bad. Most people in the group chat said to feel better soon but one of the organisers posted a whole thing about taking responsibility and informing at least two days beforehand since they weren’t able to cancel for me with the restaurant last minute. I didn’t say anything but that was really hurtful. As if I were choosing to be sick to inconvenience them??
I see lots of people replying here that yes, it is in fact easy but how do you people get invited to things?
The only way people in my social circle organise gatherings is via facebook. I tried leaving facebook a few years ago but only one or two of my friends remembered to send a separate invite to me. So I missed everything they were not invited to.
Because it’s usually not allowed to take pictures in court
Exactly! If it’s a small company, it may be an option to make a Teams everyone has access to and adapting the SharePoint behind it as the home page for the company, with different libraries depending on who needs access. At my company there is constant confusion between the SharePointsites the IT team set up for them and the SharePointsite behind their Teams, makes me think it is probably better to just use the SharePoint that’s forced on you by creating a Teams.
I’m sure everyone working in office 365 has this problem to some degree. My (pessimistic) guess is that Microsoft is aware of these problems and in stead of solving them in SharePoint itself, they create more programs to help organising. Like now you can find your files through Bing connected to your workspace (which is just to try and get people to use bing?). There is also delve and such that shows you what you last worked on regardless of its location. And soon we will have the AI co-pilot, which I’m expecting will make things even worse since it will grab anything you have access to and not bother with original context. I don’t know what the endgame is here, maybe make people and companies dependent on these kinds of programs?
You might be interested to know that in the European country where I live this is completely impossible. No bank here will give a loan to a single person with that income and only 10k euro saved.
I’m living with my cat in a rental apartment and that is absolutely according to plan.
I don’t agree, those guys know what they’re doing and are leaning into the cringe expertly. In no way is this a bad movie.
Nokia phones haven’t been around for such a long time that for a second there I was very confused as to why the floor should be scared of the city of Nokia.
I thought this episode was amazing! Initially I was sceptical about SNW since it is another prequel. I don’t much appreciate dragging Spock into yet another iteration and Discovery really wasn’t my thing. But this series is hitting all the right notes for me (hah), I almost forgive them for re-using characters. Such a good time!
Fantastic!
Looks great!
E-reader. I agree that nothing beats the smell and feel of an actual book but e-readers are incredibly convenient and comfortable to read from. Definitely one of the best things I own.
Why did they make it so dark and gritty? That’s my main complaint having seen the first episode.