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Cartoon Contest: Second Wind
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daileynicholson
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daileynicholson,
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11/13/2020 | 3:16:33 PM
Cartoon Contest: Second Wind
I know that these machines are suppose to be more energy efficient, but mine keeps popping up with "insufficient power".
mongo8
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mongo8,
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11/4/2019 | 11:21:42 AM
Bob
Quick...someone ask Bob about his trip to Comic-Con!
kratiw
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kratiw,
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10/31/2019 | 12:19:52 PM
Red Team Simulation
There's the Red Team again, tilting at windmills.
jevans1230
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jevans1230,
 User Rank: Strategist
10/16/2019 | 6:18:00 PM
Disaster Recovery
I've heard of using alternative power sources for Disaster Recovery but this is ridiculous. 
BCURTIS581
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BCURTIS581,
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10/11/2019 | 1:48:01 PM
Mergers
Now that the merger of the cubicle farm with the wind farm is compelte I hear that there are plans to merge with the dairy farm.
mstrmac
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mstrmac,
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10/10/2019 | 4:23:45 PM
Telework
I regret skimming over the telework agreement.
ddmclamb
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ddmclamb,
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10/3/2019 | 3:30:15 PM
My feet
My feet are so tired. Wouldn't it be easier if we let the wind turn those things?


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