Nervously waiting to find out if Sidekick will be admitted to the hospital or, if what we suspect is the case, she received and errant diagnosis from a PCP interested in making a referral.
If it's the latter, I will wind up in jail if I cross paths with him.
A weekend of gardening, working on a riding mower, bike riding and coding awaits.
Just have to get through "normal working hours"
@tewha I'm surprised it hasn't been shuttered. Same goes for MySQL since MariaDB fills it's role quite nicely.
// @matigo @sumudu @hazardwarning @larand @peemee
@tewha They've left OpenOffice in the dust from what I have seen.
// @matigo @sumudu @hazardwarning @larand @peemee
@peemee I try to avoid those until I can test them beforehand. Sidekick uses an older version of OpenOffice. Updates completely destroy her print formatting templates. Trying to move her to Office Word (where I can easily doctor templates for her) but she hates change.
// @matigo @sumudu @hazardwarning @larand
@matigo I actually bothered to read the article this time. Yay me! The Core i9 and T2 stuff was interesting.
I hate what they did to the function keys though and still prefer the Air's keyboard.
If I could have a retina Air, I would be blissfully happy.
@matigo I'm going to click on that link to discover they've been reduced to a paper thin slab of aluminum with one USB-C port and a MagSafe port. Nothing else. Just a slab with two holes.
@sumudu The payment service, Square, has an iPad-based POS system. It's clever and looks very sharp on a counter. Has a iPhone app that you can use to monitor your operation. Very slick. Just has a weakness when it comes to keeping track of inventory.
// @larand
@larand My only interaction with them was a point of sale and inventory control system that utilized them. Also saw the iPad/Square-based one. The Surface set-up was vastly superior in my opinion. The Square one's inventory control sucks.
// @sumudu
