How much Voter Fraud do you think we will see this year?

[SuburbanFarmer]

80% of ‘high tech’ work is just googling.

Only if you don't know what you are doing. Or came from India, but then I repeat myself.

Nah, if you work in languages, you can’t remember all of the syntax.

[The Conservative]

80% of ‘high tech’ work is just googling.

Only if you don't know what you are doing. Or came from India, but then I repeat myself.

Nah, if you work in languages, you can’t remember all of the syntax.

That's not tech support... That's using google translate to talk to people. Personally, if try don't speak English, I sent them to another Queue.

If they are writing or calling to my department. It's English or nothing.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Only if you don't know what you are doing. Or came from India, but then I repeat myself.

Nah, if you work in languages, you can’t remember all of the syntax.

That's not tech support... That's using google translate to talk to people. Personally, if try don't speak English, I sent them to another Queue.

If they are writing or calling to my department. It's English or nothing.

Languages: C#, SQL, Java, etc.

[The Conservative]

Nah, if you work in languages, you can’t remember all of the syntax.

That's not tech support... That's using google translate to talk to people. Personally, if try don't speak English, I sent them to another Queue.

If they are writing or calling to my department. It's English or nothing.

Languages: C#, SQL, Java, etc.

Pfft, if you are doing support for them you should know them lime the back of your hand.

Honestly, I hate doing support for those things, I tend to have to do the job of the people who are paid more than me, because I'm solving their issues.

[C-Mag]

So whats a C Drive

Generic "Command" Or Control drive, where the OS resides.

What's a B Drive

[The Conservative]

So whats a C Drive

Generic "Command" Or Control drive, where the OS resides.

What's a B Drive

Again, the majority of drives don't have a set letter except for a handful...and it depends on the function/field you are in.

The company I work for, P drive is for "Personal" drive.

The only drives that really have kept their meaning for most, if they can afford to, are the C, and D drives... I've always had a D drive...I've always kept my data separate, so if I ever lose the OS, my data stays safe. It was in a way from the linux/Unix days... but meh... it is what it is.

[C-Mag]

Generic "Command" Or Control drive, where the OS resides.

What's a B Drive

Again, the majority of drives don't have a set letter except for a handful...and it depends on the function/field you are in.

The company I work for, P drive is for "Personal" drive.

The only drives that really have kept their meaning for most, if they can afford to, are the C, and D drives... I've always had a D drive...I've always kept my data separate, so if I ever lose the OS, my data stays safe. It was in a way from the linux/Unix days... but meh... it is what it is.

Ha........ gotcha.

Bees don't drive, they fly

[The Conservative]

What's a B Drive

Again, the majority of drives don't have a set letter except for a handful...and it depends on the function/field you are in.

The company I work for, P drive is for "Personal" drive.

The only drives that really have kept their meaning for most, if they can afford to, are the C, and D drives... I've always had a D drive...I've always kept my data separate, so if I ever lose the OS, my data stays safe. It was in a way from the linux/Unix days... but meh... it is what it is.

Ha........ gotcha.

Bees don't drive, they fly

My humor button is broken today.

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[DBTrek]

I respect that TC has gotten like one out of 26 tech answers right.

[SuburbanFarmer]

I respect that TC has gotten like one out of 26 tech answers right.

LMAO