Navy doesn’t allow thumb drives. They are forbidden.
Navy doesn’t allow thumb drives. They are forbidden.
Sounds like you might not have been part of a team that needed to do so. In the environments I had been part of, they had requirements for it.
As someone who worked sales in that time period, yes, it was the younger crowd (Gen X) that adapted much better to burning CDs. A lot of the baby boomers had difficulty with understanding certain key concepts and details. … And instructions to be honest…
As for the “Boomer” commenter above: the military and government in the USA still burns to CD for a variety of reasons (no, I won’t go into them). So if someone is military, a government employee, or even just a contractor, there is a chance that at some point they will need to burn a CD, regardless of age.
Rules for thee, not for me…
“I just take one day at a time and pray about it and keep moving on." And THAT is why they will steamroll your community. Because you will just sit there and take it, praying for change.
I see the article is trying to insinuate that this happened because he is Jewish. It couldn’t be for ANY other reason, right?..
Something something bootstraps…
Myah hee Myah haaa!
I believe it might have been called Power Delete Suite
Bridgefy?
Have my upvote
I wonder if Walmart CEOs realize that they too are “CEOs”…
Since when does the government pay Planned Parenthood?
I wish all bathrooms were like this. It would be so much easier for me as well as so many other people.
My Neighbor Totoro and Castle in the Sky.
I regularly mowed my neighbor’s lawn during their time in treatment since they had almost no energy for it. Sometimes I would make soup, but if you are going to cook, find out what their food restrictions are first.
I didn’t get it. Either I’m dumb or of the wrong generation. Help please?
There is also a tax on when the speakers are not in use.
Idiocracy was NOT supposed to be a guideline!