Gary A.
Been spending a lot of time on here!
Yes, plus he’s carries his team during the playoffs.Is he the feller that makes all the bibles?King James is huge. (OJ’s gloves don’t fit him either.)
Yes, plus he’s carries his team during the playoffs.Is he the feller that makes all the bibles?King James is huge. (OJ’s gloves don’t fit him either.)
So long Chrome can't say it's been a pleasant experience. After several months of pulling my hair out trying to make the Chrome browser render images correctly I finally gave up. This morning I spent some time on the phone with tech support at X-Rite who were able to verify that my Windows 10 settings were correct, and that the profile was being loaded across the board. I'd been hesitant to give up Chrome, but after hearing it's at the bottom of the pile on rendering images correctly in web browsers yet again, I took the plunge and installed Firefox. What a difference, web images are vibrant again, and not the washed out, bland looking things I was seeing on Chrome.
A coworker, presumably being nice, said, "Happy Monday!"Morning Hosers! Mondays are great. Mondays are great. Mondays are great. Mondays are great...
A coworker, presumably being nice, said, "Happy Monday!"Morning Hosers! Mondays are great. Mondays are great. Mondays are great. Mondays are great...
Reminded me way too much of Office Space.
Hard to tell. I don't think it was sarcastically, so I felt bad for making a stank face. LOLSarcastically, Wade? My co-worker who said it to me definitely stayed up to watch the Pats game last night.
And that my friend is where Chrome shines. I tried to integrate that system at work but the GM is MS Office dependent. Google has a lot going when it comes to integration.I can’t imagine using any browser other than Chrome at this point. (Except on iOS devices, I guess). It might be because all of my productivity tools for work are Google-based now. I also use my accounts across 4-5 devices in our building, and with the profile function of Chrome, everything looks the same no matter where I am.
I use the Google Apps on my iOS devices. I actually just picked up a new iPad and Apple Pencil to use for notes and grading. The Notes App integrates seamlessly with Google Drive and Google Classroom. It’s been sort of life changing.
And that my friend is where Chrome shines. I tried to integrate that system at work but the GM is MS Office dependent. Google has a lot going when it comes to integration.I can’t imagine using any browser other than Chrome at this point. (Except on iOS devices, I guess). It might be because all of my productivity tools for work are Google-based now. I also use my accounts across 4-5 devices in our building, and with the profile function of Chrome, everything looks the same no matter where I am.
I use the Google Apps on my iOS devices. I actually just picked up a new iPad and Apple Pencil to use for notes and grading. The Notes App integrates seamlessly with Google Drive and Google Classroom. It’s been sort of life changing.