Lka1988

Yes, but only once, until they decide to upgrade the chair.

“Buy him out, boys!”

I honestly don’t understand why I would ever write up or share a Microsoft document.

Corporate execs literally cum over MS’s next big thing. A lot of companies use MS-based infrastructure and applications.

My work just issued me a Surface 7 a few weeks ago (RIP my former Thinkpad T15 G2), and while it’s nice, the fucking copilot key is driving me absolutely insane. I can’t disable it unless I turn on “Fn Lock” which switches it’s function to open up the Context menu (i.e. right-click menu). HOWEVER, if I do that, then the F1-F12 keys’ volume, brightness, and home/end/pgup/pgdn functions are disabled. I’m convinced this was an intentional decision by MS.