I ended up in a meeting with some dev folk for it and was not complimentary
The timing was terrible because it was straight off the back of fighting with it to try to figure out some kind of sensible workflow for our partially sighted guy so I was not in a cooperative frame of mind
I feel like, if I spend 100% of my time online talking to people ... if my phone rings? It's like WHAT DO YOU WANT AAAAUGH I HATE TALKING and then I go back to talking to people and playing games.
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AtomikaLive fast and get fucked or whateverRegistered Userregular
I ended up in a meeting with some dev folk for it and was not complimentary
The timing was terrible because it was straight off the back of fighting with it to try to figure out some kind of sensible workflow for our partially sighted guy so I was not in a cooperative frame of mind
It's pretty distressing! Through a combination of adapting to my situation, and my actual health stabilizing, I'm able to kind of basically function on the internet and manage my personal affairs and so forth but if I were back at a job where I was dealing with a lot of business software I would probably be straight fucked.
Like, it is a mix of basically professional stream hosting people and mumbly mouthed super nerds who don't fucking speak loudly enough or clearly at all, spiced through with loud cheering.
Totally annoying.
They moistly come out at night, moistly.
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LudiousI just wanted a sandwich A temporally dislocated QuiznosRegistered Userregular
edited January 2016
This little asshole has stolen my pillow now. I PAY FOR YOUR FOOD
I'll leave it up all year if I want. I'm an adult. I'll make it an MLK Day tree. You don't know me.
There's a house in my hometown that has Christmas decorations up all year. There's a cheery Christmas Tree in a stately Victorian-like sitting room that glows brightly all day and all night, all year round.
The story is that the person who owns the place had a son who went away to Vietnam. He was supposed to come back home for Christmas. He died before he could make it back.
Speaking of, last year's tree is still behind the garage, because it got so buried in snow due to the polar vortex we didn't realize trash hadn't picked it up until almost March.
I'll leave it up all year if I want. I'm an adult. I'll make it an MLK Day tree. You don't know me.
There's a house in my hometown that has Christmas decorations up all year. There's a cheery Christmas Tree in a stately Victorian-like sitting room that glows brightly all day and all night, all year round.
The story is that the person who owns the place had a son who went away to Vietnam. He was supposed to come back home for Christmas. He died before he could make it back.
I ended up in a meeting with some dev folk for it and was not complimentary
The timing was terrible because it was straight off the back of fighting with it to try to figure out some kind of sensible workflow for our partially sighted guy so I was not in a cooperative frame of mind
It's pretty distressing! Through a combination of adapting to my situation, and my actual health stabilizing, I'm able to kind of basically function on the internet and manage my personal affairs and so forth but if I were back at a job where I was dealing with a lot of business software I would probably be straight fucked.
The RNIB guy was really interesting to talk to, actually
He had a pretty low opinion of a lot of the kinds of business that are set up to sell "accessibility solutions" et cetera because most of the are basically scam artists preying on large organisations that are legitimately trying to comply with their DDA obligations but have no idea what that entails or how to go about doing it
Our partially sighted guy had vast experience in the industry, been with the company forever, and had a lot of contacts, so was able to accomplish a lot simply by being there and able to act as a referral point for other people, and I always kind of wonder whether he would actually have got the support that he did had that not been the case
I'll leave it up all year if I want. I'm an adult. I'll make it an MLK Day tree. You don't know me.
There's a house in my hometown that has Christmas decorations up all year. There's a cheery Christmas Tree in a stately Victorian-like sitting room that glows brightly all day and all night, all year round.
The story is that the person who owns the place had a son who went away to Vietnam. He was supposed to come back home for Christmas. He died before he could make it back.
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Yayyy
That's just what an asshole would say
I ended up in a meeting with some dev folk for it and was not complimentary
The timing was terrible because it was straight off the back of fighting with it to try to figure out some kind of sensible workflow for our partially sighted guy so I was not in a cooperative frame of mind
Maz send me some matzoh ball soup with kreplach
In the mail
ty
Yes, blame doge
I don't have the soup pan for real good matza ball soup.
I have never made kreplach. Wasn't something my family did.
go to DO-Rite donuts btw
its delicious
mystery men was a good movie.
Oh now I'm all exited
You can ask spool and shiv and bleric
I take donuts seriously
So yaaaaay!
It's pretty distressing! Through a combination of adapting to my situation, and my actual health stabilizing, I'm able to kind of basically function on the internet and manage my personal affairs and so forth but if I were back at a job where I was dealing with a lot of business software I would probably be straight fucked.
buby
I am disappoint
Like, it is a mix of basically professional stream hosting people and mumbly mouthed super nerds who don't fucking speak loudly enough or clearly at all, spiced through with loud cheering.
Totally annoying.
This is also how I feel right now, Shivahn
you wanna take that christmas tree down lud.
The story is that the person who owns the place had a son who went away to Vietnam. He was supposed to come back home for Christmas. He died before he could make it back.
Mmmmmhm, I know that's right
You tell him. Esther
Goddamned yeerk
The RNIB guy was really interesting to talk to, actually
He had a pretty low opinion of a lot of the kinds of business that are set up to sell "accessibility solutions" et cetera because most of the are basically scam artists preying on large organisations that are legitimately trying to comply with their DDA obligations but have no idea what that entails or how to go about doing it
Our partially sighted guy had vast experience in the industry, been with the company forever, and had a lot of contacts, so was able to accomplish a lot simply by being there and able to act as a referral point for other people, and I always kind of wonder whether he would actually have got the support that he did had that not been the case
This is the saddest Norman Rockwell painting ever
Chu, I never pegged you for an animorphs guy