So the new robot (Dingo) arrived yesterday. Today I did the unboxing, and damn was it disappointing. I realized the university purchased it not from the company I recommended, and they messed up the delivery.
The robot controller was missing, and the charging cable did not match the charging station input. Like dude, you had one job!
Since the lady in administration decided to disregard my recommendation and order from a random shop, she might as well assemble the robot herself....

If Apple made an electric car, they would make all the charging stations incompatible every two years.

It might seem stupid but lets do a thread with our watched. I wans never interested about those little accesories until i got mine a few months ago and now i wear it everywhere 😃

True gamechanger when talking about exams and dead battery situations as it has some machanism of charging itself without using batteries and it gloes in the dark 😏

Low budget companies be charging insane prices to clients and let the junior frontend dev setup a Azure cluster.. then wonder why it suddenly falls apart at the end of the project

Fucking Pixel 6.... Worst upgrade ever ...

Already the battery is crapping out.... As of last night, it maxes out at 72%....

What happened to adaptive charging that's supposed to make the battery last longer...

Should've kept my 4a 5g and returned this instead...

Today I discovered a new feature of my electric toothbrush that I've had for years...

Sort of obvious afterwards but when I put it back on the charging stand, it automatically turns off.

Guess now I have a reason to put it back each time after use though

I am hearing reports from less computer savvy people that some Apple devices will refuse to charge the battery if updates are not applied. Supposedly as a way to strong arm users to update. I cannot find anything on this when searching.

Has anyone heard of this?

Fuck... now the Pixel 6 battery isn't charging.....

Google better send me a replacement unit....

My work are tight bastards. Docker recently started charging for Docker Desktop and are refusing to pay for SIX licenses.

The amount of money pissed down the drain trying to get mulitpass to work instead has far outweighed the cost of licenses.

No chance of a serious raise in six months if that's how they're playing it