The Official TP Funnies thread ( Jokes Memes etc )

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The Tramp/Must administration really does sound like a penny dreadful's plot line!
 
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Beaver is classified as a fish IIRC!
 
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Android seems to be the same. I want/need to save a PDF for easy reference on my phone and have done so, I think. Just can't find it!!!
 
ancient_mariner said:
No, that's Apple, not Windows. I remember helping someone with a Mac try to find the folder with their photos that the computer had 'saved' when they inserted the memory card. Just the stuff of bad dreams.
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When OS-X first appeared, it was a great improvement on Windows, especially when it came to managing files.

Now it is the opposite, the Windows 10 and 11 search utility is both simple and very effective.
 
I almost never search for things on my own computer, and it seems fundamentally wrong to not know, at least approximately, where my data is stored. The idea of giving up management of file location and just searching for things feels completely wrong.

Sure, I know that's not how the Apple universe works.
 
ancient_mariner said:
I almost never search for things on my own computer, and it seems fundamentally wrong to not know, at least approximately, where my data is stored.
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It's the curse of the database coder: long file names were invented so that you can search using partial string matching. :coat:
 
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I have had a keen interest in ships and shipping since the age of 11, which was well known to my fellow Engineer Surveyors. At the team meeting which occurred shortly after the film's release I was asked if I was going to see it. My answer of "No, I know the ending, the ship sinks" didn't go down well. :)

It was even worse when a large tanker went aground off Milford Haven, when in answer to the question "Why do ships go aground." My answer of "because they don't have enough water to float" received an even worse reception.
 
Earley Man said:
I have had a keen interest in ships and shipping since the age of 11, which was well known to my fellow Engineer Surveyors. At the team meeting which occurred shortly after the film's release I was asked if I was going to see it. My answer of "No, I know the ending, the ship sinks" didn't go down well. :)

It was even worse when a large tanker went aground off Milford Haven, when in answer to the question "Why do ships go aground." My answer of "because they don't have enough water to float" received an even worse reception.
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Interesting fact about the Titanic...the pool is STILL full of water!
 
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