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M365 Copilot is unreliable for anything coding related. You may disagree, but after fighting with it over a simple #powershell syntax question over 10 times, I can't depend on it. This is no. 6 of 10 attempts to get it to correct the response. It never did.
Before I go on sabbatical, just one more gripe, if I may: The person(s) who decided this was a great idea, should be sent to a work camp assembling Ken and Barbie dolls for a year.
Gotta love Facebook Marketplace. $80 gazebos and $3500 grills... "Like new!"
Remember kids, it's not how many times you fail, it's how you get back up and, oh, never mind...
Proud of myself for conjuring all 6 yrs of college refinement into such finely-crafted artisan works of literature...
I need to switch to better drugs. The world is leaving me behind...
6 trips to the AI farm to ask why my #kusto had no gusto. 7th time I just pasted a screen shot of the query and output. It's the little things that sometimes make the most sunshine...
No. 3 goes against my religious beliefs. And isn't "medication" redundant in this sentence?
I decided to reply to a tweet (xweet?) and for the first time in 20 years (in June it will be 20), I get a warning. First time ever for me:
Reading the ingredients I'd never guess that this loaf of delicious-looking bread tasted like cardboard soaked in engine oil. Literally. I think I've been catfished.
It's been quite a while since I've been pulled into a #ConfigMgr case. Weird that I was immersed in it for about 25 yrs, but not at all for like 6 yrs now. Anywho, I get a call "why is our site server so slow? It has plenty o-ram." Well...
This is one of reasons I'm really loving coercive coding (I'm sticking to that now, I hate "vibe" coding). I won't say it really saves as much end-to-end time over traditional (but it sure feels that way) due to the follow-on iteration, but it saves 90% of the drudgery...
In the spirit of Jesse Jackson, I'm trying to Keep Hope Alive that someone (human) is still looking at #azure feedback, but just in case...
I really like this cheap mouse. But the thumb buttons drive me insane. It's impossible to maneuver without accidentally pressing them. No option on Linux to disable them, that I could find. So I performed a successful buttonectomy. The patient is recovering well
This will come in handy. All I need now is a time machine so I can use it...
This annoys TF out of me. Violates 437 laws of basic UX design. Just put down the ivermectin vape juice and flatten this mess out. A sub-menu for a total of 6 items should be punishable by crotch taser and pepperspray.
Me: "winget is super easy! Here's how you install Office apps, just 1, 2, ..... uhhhhhhhhhhhh....."
The math ain't mathin' for me. Maybe I need to inhale stronger paint fumes and it'll make sense...
"AI is useless!" "AI is for dumb stuff"... Me... (response in 2.5 seconds) and it's 98% correct on the first response...