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reddig33@lemmy.worldto
Lemmy@lemmy.ml•Users should visibly explode when you block themEnglish
4·1 year ago
Dell should “Just shut down the company and give the money back to the shareholders.”
reddig33@lemmy.worldto
Sysadmin@lemmy.world•I know this isn't a meme community but this sums it up
211·2 years agoMaybe don’t put all your people in the same truck.
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reddig33@lemmy.worldtoiPhone@lemmy.world•Why the iPhone 13 mini will probably be discontinued this week
5·3 years agoThat’s too bad. I love my mini. It would be interesting to see the sales breakdown for each device model. I’m guessing the SE will be the cheapest/smallest model going forward.
reddig33@lemmy.worldtoApple@lemmy.world•Exploring the weird world of 'Headless' MacBooksEnglish
5·3 years agoWith damaged MacBooks you don’t even have to remove the display. Just connect an external keyboard, mouse, and monitor. Probably true of most laptops actually.
Removing the display just seems like more trouble than it’s worth.
It’s a really nice update. Wish it worked on iPhone X.
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Lemmy@lemmy.ml•Man running a website that's probably worth $1M/year in ad revenue but decided not to monetize it in any way.English
5·3 years agoAnd here I thought this would be an article about spez not including ads in Reddit’s API feed.
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Sysadmin@lemmy.ml•Serious question, how does your company view the First-Line Support?
8·3 years agoIn a lot of companies, the front line support personnel are one step up from a chat bot. They are there to either look up a pre-formed answer for a common problem, or route the caller to a specialist who can help them. The jobs are usually low pay, and outsourced, so the employees don’t really have a stake in the success of the company.
Sometimes these jobs can be an entry level into applying for a position with the company. Employees who realize this often try to go a bit further in their efforts.
Slack is so overrated. Isn’t there similar open source software for this, that businesses could run from their own server?