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I don't really understand what happened, but it's catastrophic. I had friends stranded in airports, I had a friend who was sent home by his boss because his entire team has blue screens. No one was affected at my office.
Got me wondering, has something of this scale happened in the Linux world?
Edit: I'm not saying Windows is BAD, I'm just curious when something similar happened to Linux systems, which runs most of my sh*t AND my gaming desktop.
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For context, I have tried to read articles, watch videos, but the explanation has failed me.
I just don’t get it.
Maybe I’m not using the right data to coincide with how they are used.
My table consists of employee, customer, part number, the kind of testing done, when it was completed, how many units per part number, how many minutes it took to complete, number of units per minute.
The main focus I would like to achieve is how long it takes employee to test by the units per minute by testing type.
I got to play around with this on Thursday, but the results were laid out weird and it did some calculation at the end that I don’t think would be accurate since I already have the units per minute figured out from the original table.
It’s ugly and I don’t see the benefit of using it.
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One of the best things about Unity is that googling any issue gives you almost instant answers from forums, generated over many years. This is better and more effective than any documentation. They just broke all old posts without having them redirect to a copy or archive of it. I saw Unreal do this and become so much harder to work with... how can they be so ignorant?
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