In the real world, if you don’t do your job you lose it.
In Trudeau’s world, you get a big fat ArriveScam bonus.
1: https://twitter.com/PierrePoilievre/status/1722744682302550389
In the real world, people who don’t do their jobs get fired.
In Trudeau’s world, they get bonuses.
2: https://twitter.com/PierrePoilievre/status/1550879202559242240
I’m genuinely confused about the use cases you all seem to have. When are you sitting in a field on your phone trying desperately to convert a .avi to a .mkv?
I worked IT for a newspaper back when they were more relevant. The satelite offices and in-field work had a surprising amount of problems like that.
Different use cases.
It’s not like your uploading and downloading gigabytes to it to use ffmpeg. For that you use something local. This is for converting smaller files conveniently. For example from a laptop and you don’t want to use a public converter that might keep the content.
If you regularly convert certain file types on a computer, dedicated apps tend to be better than these combo ones anyway.
Flash can easily run fast enough to observe the movement of lightning(he can technically go FTL and time travel)
He has some comic-type dimension he taps into, to avoid pesky things like physics. So he could probably launch himself out into space. Although most versions can’t run if he can’t step on something. So he’d be screwed.
Benefit of data managers: Tags for easier searching and grouping, grouping that is folder agnostic, easily choosing a thumbnail, and in text focused ones you can usually search the content of the files from one location and easily look through the results for the correct one, etc.
No, and the electrical outlets really don’t help.