No. . . IT shops have do what *Company* thinks the users need.
Ultimately, IT follow the business directives that management have made. If an end user believe that the current directives do not meet the needs of the business, ultimately, they have to make the justification for changing the directives and policies to management, not just to IT.
To be fair, that happened after they fired the CEO with the MBA.
I was aiming for the funny and I got insightful.
...he introduced the Apple community to . . . OS X Snow Leopard.
OS X Snow Leopard? Who makes that?
You know how, when you load PC-Write, it takes about 10 or 15 seconds to read it off the floppy disk? Well, when you have this 'hard disk' thing, you type pcwrite, hit ENTER, and the hard disk goes 'zzzzt' and then the PC-Write screen pops up all at once."
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Hey, that's faster that Microsoft Word on the Mac!
Christopher Nolan was not marketing Batman as a real person.
I imagine a lot of young, aspiring developers will see this and look elsewhere instead.
If they already spent 500-5000 on a Mac, why would 5 more dollars be an issue?
Microsoft loses.
Quorra is hot. End of line.
No, he invented Java, not Windows.
Which is usually followed, "Aw, shucks, I can do better than that!"
In the downtime I tried to show the woman the virtues of an IRC channel she could share with family and friends and how much less bullshit she would find there
Obscure 80s animation reference that is actually on topic FTW.
Hey, where's the profit?!
To get back on your feet, miss two car payments.
