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anthonypants posted:I like how the knee-jerk reaction is to blame Dell, instead of using it as evidence to your management that you need a space to work. This was at a client site. Dell should 100% have a loving option to mute that loving alarm since they require the error messages to send out warranty parts and it is seriously loud and completely loving useless.
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ratbert90 posted:Haha that's not illegal at all! Unless it's a paid internship, but if it's not; it's probably quite illegal what your company is doing. What isn't legal?
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Bob Morales posted:What isn't legal? He's implying that you're getting actual value out of an unpaid intern. Which there have been a few high profile lawsuits about, but tons of companies still do it. That being said, if it's a paid intern, his comment is irrelevant.
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Inspector_666 posted:This was at a client site. If you still desperately need to annoy everyone else on the floor while you find a pen and paper or bring up the camera on your phone or whatever, just mash the OK button when the alarm sounds and recover the error code from the diagnostic event log.
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flosofl posted:At the risk of aging myself Yep yep yep yep yep yep yep yep yep. Uh huh, uh huh, uh huh.
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anthonypants posted:If you need to be in the Dell pre-boot diagnostics to troubleshoot a hardware problem, maybe you should swap the computer out first? Take the bad machine off the floor before you run the diagnostic. While I appreciate your idealism, it's woefully misplaced.
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# ? May 2, 2015 18:51 |
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Best boss I ever had quit this week, it sucks but he is using soundboards to answer any calls he has before his last day and giving me a 30k raise. Still not sure how I feel about this.
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What fire is he leaving behind for you to put out?
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thelightguy posted:What fire is he leaving behind for you to put out? None really I got promoted to Cloud Architect. I'm left alone and told "poo poo can be done better so you have the keys and make it that way, tell me why you want to do X and just do it". It's been this way for the past 8 months, I just got a raise finally. I have complete freedom at my current job hence me not posting much here anymore(well that and I travel/workout with our DBA do conventions dressing up as various things fomr photoshoots, money, and girls). Basically I am rebuilding our SAN environment, reconstructing our blade infrastructure, consolidating our SQL infrastructure, implementing much automaton, and being the guy Applications team, SQL team, Dev team, network, and systems, go through to get poo poo done as quickly and efficiently as possible. It's funny before I got here it took days to provision a new VM server, I set up orchestration and some other stuff so now it happens in a few minutes If I move to AZ I get a min 50k raise, still not sure about it but tilted kilt is awesome, but not sure if I like all that heat. That and I'd actually have to show up before 10:30 everyday which blows rear end. That and I can't go up to DC and get wasted every night with the <insert_3_letter_title_here> on the company.
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Scaramouche posted:
If it's the Stormlight books, I envy you getting to read them for the first time. That's good readin'. Congratulations on your (f)unemployment. Enjoy it while it lasts.
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Dilbert As gently caress posted:None really I got promoted to Cloud Architect. I'm left alone and told "poo poo can be done better so you have the keys and make it that way, tell me why you want to do X and just do it". It's been this way for the past 8 months, I just got a raise finally.
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Dilbert As gently caress posted:None really I got promoted to Cloud Architect. I'm left alone and told "poo poo can be done better so you have the keys and make it that way, tell me why you want to do X and just do it". It's been this way for the past 8 months, I just got a raise finally. Tilted Kilt is literally a chain. It's ok, but on the same level as Twin Peaks or other "boobs in your face" chains. Nothing wrong with that per se, but there are much better places to go in Phoenix if you wind up here. Also, if you wind up here, message me. I am and always have been a serious eater and gym rat. I can show you better places to drink, better places to eat, and better places to work out.
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No complaints other than my boss leaving. I worked hard to get where I am, might as well stop and smell the roses as they say.evol262 posted:Tilted Kilt is literally a chain. It's ok, but on the same level as Twin Peaks or other "boobs in your face" chains. Nothing wrong with that per se, but there are much better places to go in Phoenix if you wind up here. I was out there last week, AZ is kinda cool not sure if I want to move their over Charlotte though. East coast has more Cons that I can get paid to go to so eh. Dilbert As FUCK fucked around with this message at 03:03 on May 3, 2015 |
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Dilbert As gently caress posted:East coast has more Cons that I can get paid to go to so eh. Vegas is conference central. And Seattle is getting more and more, as is LA. I'd rather be in Raleigh than Charlotte, but Central Phoenix is booming gentrification. If you were in Tempe or something, you missed it. Next time you're out here, I'll drag you into the city
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evol262 posted:Vegas is conference central. And Seattle is getting more and more, as is LA. See you in a few weeks then, like seriously I go there once a month after June! Already offered a few jobs in Raleigh to nimble/emc/vmware, just looking at Varrow/Peak10 right now since they both offered me my price range just thinking about it now. Charlotte just has my friends down there where we were ranked in the top 15 of TF2 in the world. That and they have good job offers @ a 30% decrease in living on where I am now Sorry but the vendors I travel with are based out of my office-I mean east coast area. Next time I am out there let's use my corporate card up! IDK working out with my DBA and being told to get fit and in shape is fun then I get paid to go to conventions(see you goons at Otakon, there are a lot more but that is the biggest) and stuff, man is it fun. Dilbert As FUCK fucked around with this message at 04:12 on May 3, 2015 |
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evol262 posted:Tilted Kilt is literally a chain. It's ok, but on the same level as Twin Peaks or other "boobs in your face" chains. Nothing wrong with that per se, but there are much better places to go in Phoenix if you wind up here.
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MC Fruit Stripe posted:Yeah I live less than 5 miles from a Tilted Kilt, a Hooters, a Twin Peaks, and a Wild Pitch. Boobs in your face is a thriving industry in North-DFW. 5 miles. 30 minute drive. Ugh Dallas.
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Scaramouche posted:The Question: Anyone imported anything into the Sage Timberline Estimating product database (also known as Sage 300 Construction and Real Estate now)? Their main concern is that they can create an initial spec in the Sage product, but it all goes pear-shaped when it goes out to their contractors, who submit their actual cost information using different codes/not using Sage, which means currently they have to be manually entered. All I know about Sage is that it's a flat file database, and apparently ships with an ODBC connector but other than that I've got nothin. I'm also aware of the "Sage Timberline Office Connector Import" product, but they've already been in touch with that vendor and apparently that's a no go. I administer an Estimating setup, but have never done anything at file-level with the revision database (I'm assuming you're talking about a pei.dat file?). That said, the few times I've delved into the Sage settings files, which was mostly to push out a customized setting for which database to open, it was all just XML, so it's outwardly possible the pei file is also just XML. I'd look but I have the VMs down at the moment as I'm upgrading the storage switch firmware (haven't yet set up redundant switches at this client so upgrade currently requires total downtime, though good news is redundant switch is in the budget for....two months from now oh well).
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# ? May 3, 2015 10:13 |
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Given Dilbert's post, I'm not sure he's allowed ITT anymore.
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# ? May 3, 2015 12:57 |
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Hey, our toilet isn't working, it overflows when we flush it. What should we do?? I don't know submit a ticket to IT I guess? Eh, sounds good to me!
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Maybe it's one of those japanese toilets with a bunch of buttons and it needs troubleshooting by a skilled techician
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Not pissing me off: I'm in Chicago for the Microsoft Ignite conference, currently at a Cubs game with a bunch of SharePoint geeks. Any other goons here this week?
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poo poo pissing me off: aside from working on a Sunday, HP's ProBook "recovery" DVDs aren't actually bootable, so if the hard drive fails and needs to be replaced hope you have a Windows 7 DVD/USB drive around. What's the point of having an "operating system DVD" if it requires you to already have an operating system to use? This all ignores the initial problem of not having standardized images for our laptops.
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Sheep posted:poo poo pissing me off: aside from working on a Sunday, HP's ProBook "recovery" DVDs aren't actually bootable, so if the hard drive fails and needs to be replaced hope you have a Windows 7 DVD/USB drive around. What's the point of having an "operating system DVD" if it requires you to already have an operating system to use? This disc? It's bootable and stock win7..
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tomapot posted:Not pissing me off: I'm in Chicago for the Microsoft Ignite conference, currently at a Cubs game with a bunch of SharePoint geeks. My boss said we would go in January and then a few times a month I'd ask him about and he'd say "maybe" and then finally he said "welp all the hotels are sold out I guess we're not going." It's like, why the gently caress do you think I kept asking you about it?
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FISHMANPET posted:My boss said we would go in January and then a few times a month I'd ask him about and he'd say "maybe" and then finally he said "welp all the hotels are sold out I guess we're not going." It's like, why the gently caress do you think I kept asking you about it? I had someone from another team ask about registration a few weeks ago. They sold out over a month ago, no chance. I asked MS for pass but by the time we found one the travel hotels was too expensive. These things sell out too quick, you have to jump on it the first month it opens.
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Sheep posted:poo poo pissing me off: aside from working on a Sunday, HP's ProBook "recovery" DVDs aren't actually bootable, so if the hard drive fails and needs to be replaced hope you have a Windows 7 DVD/USB drive around. What's the point of having an "operating system DVD" if it requires you to already have an operating system to use? You think that's bad, you have to enter no key into windows vista, install 65874365892 updates, then key in for the key to work. winvista win7, partion software fight each other too, its glorious.
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mewse posted:This disc? Weird, ours don't boot, nor do the Windows 8 ones.
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Sheep posted:Weird, ours don't boot, nor do the Windows 8 ones. If you're able to use bootable USB, use the microsoft "usb dvd download tool" to turn the bootable dvd into a bootable usb. You want to use the bootable HP dvd because it will install activated on HP machines that have a win7 license.
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mewse posted:If you're able to use bootable USB, use the microsoft "usb dvd download tool" to turn the bootable dvd into a bootable usb.
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anthonypants posted:Don't use that, use rufus instead: https://rufus.akeo.ie/ Why? The Microsoft thing is way simpler and RUFUS ain't any faster.
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VMware store interlude. Alright, so, nevermind.
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^ ^ ^ There's something new and hilariously disturbing every time I look at that.Nintendo Kid posted:Why? The Microsoft thing is way simpler and RUFUS ain't any faster. Rufus is both more versatile (can make boot disks for more things than just Windows PE) and more reliable (doesn't take a dump when it's time to make the thing bootable and can make something that actually WORKS for EFI bootpaths). Alternately for Windows 8 on make the thing bootable yourself (which requires a command in DiskPart and a command outside DiskPart, hence more work than Rufus) and just copy the contents of the ISO over. This works with EFI bootpaths, unlike 7, where doing that is kind of a pain unless you have an existing Windows 7 environment. dont be mean to me fucked around with this message at 07:19 on May 4, 2015 |
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An ESXi host died, and two VMs rebooted while failing over. That sucks, but here's what pisses me off:
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Sir Unimaginative posted:^ ^ ^ There's something new and hilariously disturbing every time I look at that.
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Boss's kid is interning. he's not even here 5 minutes and puts a helpdesk ticket in: Please install Google Chrome
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Bob Morales posted:Boss's kid is interning. he's not even here 5 minutes and puts a helpdesk ticket in: Maybe that's a good thing? Knowing some of the interns that have graced previous employers they would have googled Google Chrome, scrolled past the first 6 pages of legitimate downloads and then downloaded it from files.ru.lolz or something and messed everything up.
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BaseballPCHiker posted:Maybe that's a good thing? Knowing some of the interns that have graced previous employers they would have googled Google Chrome, scrolled past the first 6 pages of legitimate downloads and then downloaded it from files.ru.lolz or something and messed everything up. We have it locked down so they can't install software. He quit after 3 days last year so we'll see. It's more of he's going to be looking for sports car pictures for 3 hours to use as his desktop wallpaper and not actually do any work. - POSTED WHILE SURFING SOMETHINGAWFUL.COM INTERNET FORUMS AT WORK
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Just reply with "Please justify which office duties require the use of Google Chrome, and why <Current Browser> is not sufficient." and wash your hands of it.
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"Our current cybersecurity policies do not allow anything else besides the Internet Explorer 6, which is the safest browser for work environments"
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