My Favorite GIF's. What are yours?

[Sherri is a Cat]

 

[Sherri is a Cat]

 

[KGIII]

I had to hunt this one down. It is based on a very old animated .gif. I found .mp4 versions. So, I just converted that to .gif with ffmpeg. It's easy enough to do.

 

[Sherri is a Cat]

It's easy enough to do.

I'll have to look into how to do that later. I started on some coursework and finally learning something... User error sucks.

 

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mine is that gif where stickman rages and slams his keyboard, breaks his arms and ...

i think you all have seen it. not sure if i can upload it here xD

 

[KGIII]

I'll have to look into how to do that later. I started on some coursework and finally learning something... User error sucks.

It's this easy:

ffmpeg -i balls.mp4 balls.gif

 

[Sherri is a Cat]

mine is that gif where stickman rages and slams his keyboard, breaks his arms and ...

i think you all have seen it. not sure if i can upload it here xD

Not a GIF, but close enough..

 

[Sherri is a Cat]

This too ridiculous to keep it myself. I'm discreetly posting it here.
I have to a certain suite of apps to sign I at work, including the authenticator shown below.

I was trying to sign into the authenticator itself so I could use it to sign into all the other accounts, SSO. The app told me to open itself to approve my request to sign in.

This is from the Module I was studying last night

It took 3 hours to sign into all my accounts this morning. I'm still choking on the irony.

 

[KGIII]

It took 3 hours to sign into all my accounts this morning.

This is off-topic, so I'll simply leave this as a quick comment.

It'll save you a lot of time if you use a trusted password manager. Bitwarden is free, open-source, and regularly audited. There are many other choices, including some that just stay local on your computer, meaning you move a data file to a new computer and that moves your saved passwords. With Bitwarden, they're stored (hashed, salted, and encrypted) on your behalf. So, there's no data file to move around, and there's no hassle keeping them all in sync.

Also, browsers let you export your saved passwords.

 

[Sherri is a Cat]

Trust me, if I could do it any other way I would. The company I work for REQUIRES me to use Teams, Outlook, Authenticator, One Drive...

That's what they set up SSO with, Office 365. There's always a problem.

It'll save you a lot of time if you use a trusted password manager.

 

[Sherri is a Cat]

I actually didn't finish that post before it go posted. I'm at work right now. Got a message (on TEAMS).

Must.have posted accidentally

 

[Vektor]

I use these for testing purposes and they make me smile too.

Vektor

 

[Sherri is a Cat]

also, this old linux gif must rank top ten IMO.

The penguin gif doesn't show in your post. I'm trying to post here again....

 

[Sherri is a Cat]

@Vektor I changed it a little bit

 

[Sherri is a Cat]

If I make it any bigger it gets really really blurry.

 

[Sherri is a Cat]

@Perpetual Padawan I made yours bigger too.

 

[MikeRocor]

It took 3 hours to sign into all my accounts this morning. I'm still choking on the irony.

Not that I don't feel bad for your troubles, I do, but this really -is- hilarious.