To hell with KLM. They lose bags and actively lie about it.

In 2017 my ex and I were flying to Stockholm (LAX-AMS-ARN), and one of our bags apparently got lost at AMS. To make things worse, we were getting on a cruise ship the next day.

I pretty much spent four days dealing with KLM, and they consistently lied to me about the status of the missing bag. Until I realized that I had purchased the tickets with American Express. I contacted Amex Global Assist and let them deal with KLM. Four days later, the bag showed up in our stateroom (might have been sooner, except for Russian law). However... as a further example of how f***ed up KLM is, as I'm looking at the bag, I get an email from KLM: "Your bag is in Stockholm, please come get it."

1. I'm in Talinn, on a cruise ship. F*** off.
2. I have the bag in front of me you f***ing liars.

They have to phrase it that way. By naming an individual or company, it becomes a bill of attainder, at which point it becomes unconstitutional on its face (see Article I, Section 9). Of course, Congress, the Presidency (both parties), and SCOTUS seem to think that the Constitution is a piece of toilet paper these days...

Georgia.

<AOL>Me Too!</AOL>

And War is Peace, and Freedom is Slavery.

How does Magnusson-Moss not apply here?

Yeah, I decided to screw it with the ink replacements, and switched to a Samsung ML-1710.

I then wanted duplex, so, remembering how well I liked the Brother at a previous job, went with an HL-2270dw. And then later added a DCP series multifunction laser for scanning purposes.

Brother is great.

We can now tap the perpetual energy source of Bill Hewlett and David Packard spinning in their graves.

Thanks so f***ing much, Carly and successors.

I'm thinking this:

State X says "The people shall have A, B, C, and D"
Bill says, "The people shall have A and B. This bill supercedes all state laws".

What happens to the people of State X who now no longer have access to C and D?

Does it have a clause that says it supercedes all state laws?

If it does, it's evil.

Well, original BSD from Berkeley, became really good at 4.2, so....

So, the Year of the Linux Desktop?

What console EDIT command? I just fired up a command prompt, and there's no "EDIT" available.

Some software (*cough*ExamSoft*cough*) looks for a VM and refuses to run inside one.

Given that ExamSoft is required for many college level exams, that's a serious restriction.

Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!!!!

I'm also a coffee person, love both the smell and the taste.

I also dislike beer, though in my case, it's not so much the taste as the aftertaste.