That was one of those 1 and something inch tiny drives. They were crap
That was one of those 1 and something inch tiny drives. They were crap
I got mine, moved some songs into it and an hour into listening the drive started clicking and the player was dead. Amazon replaced it and it was exactly the same. I forgot what model it was, but the discs were extremely fragile.
Except the mp3 players from Archos, which gave up after setting up. Twice.
You can with a bitchy customer as well 💖
Thank god my first time was building a dynamic tree with loads of metadata and sorting from database records and not some strange game 😐
There are 3 pin XT30 connectors, and those can handle a lot of current as they’re used in drones. They won’t come off easily as well.
It needs an empty catch block
I bought an ultra wide at the beginning of COVID and when I started my new job, my employer gave me another one. Now I have two side by side (the newer one is in the middle) and my laptop to the side. Sometimes I struggle to open enough applications to fill all that space.
Let’s make a meeting to schedule a workshop about useless meetings then. That’ll fix all issues. Oh and we need a meeting to communicate the findings. And a retro.
Do we need some tickets for that? I’ll schedule a planning.
And some emergency meetings to talk about our low velocity.
Edit: and that isn’t too far off of our “agile” work 😭
If nobody before you invented the wheel, you’ve probably not looked hard enough.
What? That never happened to me. Go away! 🙄
@Disabled
Just to be sure 🙄
Tests that can’t work: work.
Something is wrong, but I don’t know what and how.
That’s Excel. It’s almost possible to see a complete data scientist’s formula without line break.
Turn my bum warmer on, peasant!
Yes. Mine was tiny.