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theultimo posted:yes good. hope they auto install on domain computers too
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dammit Microsoft why won't you let me download the new insider build I bet it's because I downloaded enterprise instead of pro from msdn
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Luigi Thirty posted:dammit Microsoft why won't you let me download the new insider build yes
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Luigi Thirty posted:dammit Microsoft why won't you let me download the new insider build i installed pro and it wont download the insider build either its a known problem http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Ubuntu-Win10-Hard-Upgrade
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Windows 10 is good and they should stop asking and just upgrade everyone on every SKU automatically. Move fast. Break things.
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ahh yes the apple method
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Job security
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theultimo posted:ahh yes the apple method apple poo poo works great while microsoft poo poo doesn't. sooo.....
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zen death robot posted:MY WIFE HURRRRRR
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theultimo posted:who's Nichols fuckarin He was an old poster who died. rip.
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theultimo posted:who's Nichols fuckarin
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Now he has to change his name to Jewkiller 3001.
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Perplx posted:i installed pro and it wont download the insider build either microsoft claims that it's normal for these updates to not appear for a few days whatever that means
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Citizen Tayne posted:Now he has to change his name to Jewkiller 3001.
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:what model? I went through all the tech docs and they said it wasn't in the specs I have a dell xps 13 9343 and it has a tmp 2.0. bought it at the microsoft store about a year ago and it works with bitlocker.
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Citizen Tayne posted:Okay, change my text to "dispatch an ACH" if you are not actively moving your business to new products you will be replaced by one that does. sears and thousands of other businesses were doing great until something else came along that was better. keep riding that money machine until it goes out of business and hope your skillset will get you a new job
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zen death robot posted:my extremely non technical wife or child has had zero problems sorry for you lots
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lampey posted:if you are not actively moving your business to new products you will be replaced by one that does. sears and thousands of other businesses were doing great until something else came along that was better. keep riding that money machine until it goes out of business and hope your skillset will get you a new job healthcare/finance/government see IT as a sinkhole that they spend money on very begrudgingly and usually at gunpoint
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:healthcare/finance/government see IT as a sinkhole that they spend money on very begrudgingly and usually at gunpoint literally at gunpoint if you are including XP EOL, which finished the DAY of its end of life
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I don't know if awful app can process but https://twitter.com/TimSweeneyEpic/status/718216229027254272 Siljmonster fucked around with this message at 07:18 on Apr 9, 2016 |
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lampey posted:if you are not actively moving your business to new products you will be replaced by one that does. sears and thousands of other businesses were doing great until something else came along that was better. keep riding that money machine until it goes out of business and hope your skillset will get you a new job Ah yes, my company that provides healthcare and has a Z/OS backend will surely be replaced by a company that provides healthcare and has a Windows 2000 backend any day now, because my customers can tell the difference.
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Lampey, it's pretty clear that you've never worked at a real company that sold a real product, so let me spell it out for you here: A company doesn't give a gently caress about the software you're using if you provide a service or product to them that is financially advantageous. 8<-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Citizen Tayne posted:A company doesn't give a gently caress about you
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:healthcare/finance/government see IT as a sinkhole that they spend money on very begrudgingly and usually at gunpoint For any people too immersed in the tech circlejerk, think of this as literally keeping the lights on. Companies know workplaces need lighting for people to work. Companies buy adequate lamps to provide lighting. Companies do not like to upgrade lights unless they break and they also don't like to upgrade lightbulbs unless they break, even if newer lights or bulbs have better widgets and look good. Substitute computer terms for "lights" and "lightbulbs" and you have the situation for IT.
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I CANNOT EJACULATE WITHOUT SEEING NATIVE AMERICANS BRUTALISED!
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we are transitioning a ton to telework with Citrix, and with that its a bring your own PC affair. saves a ton on computer costs and it's all virtualized
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theultimo posted:we are transitioning a ton to telework with Citrix, and with that its a bring your own PC affair. saves a ton on computer costs and it's all virtualized Citrix is good when it works which tbf is most of the time. when it's not, hoo boy
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That's why Microsoft is cool again.
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2016/04/07/why-poets-are-flocking-to-silicon-valley/ posted:Nonetheless, Cortana’s developers were concerned enough about playing into female stereotypes that they attempted to avoid them. The design, for instance, limits the number of times she apologizes and eschews self-deprecating remarks.
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it's a coincidence that we named her after a big titty blue computer woman
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Citizen Tayne posted:Lampey, it's pretty clear that you've never worked at a real company that sold a real product, so let me spell it out for you here: when you are 'losing' millions of dollars in lost productivity due to upgrades there is a lot of room for improvement. eventually another company will come around that doesn't have to pay ibm for extended support on a bunch of mainframes and millions of consultants to keep the machines from dieing. they can offer the same service for much less money. unless the service you are selling is completely unique, it will be commoditized and the businesses that refuse to adapt will be left behind. the dinosaur carcass of your former emplyer will be ripped to shreds as the new company does a better job of what you used to for less money
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lampey posted:when you are 'losing' millions of dollars in lost productivity due to upgrades there is a lot of room for improvement. eventually another company will come around that doesn't have to pay ibm for extended support on a bunch of mainframes and millions of consultants to keep the machines from dieing. they can offer the same service for much less money. unless the service you are selling is completely unique, it will be commoditized and the businesses that refuse to adapt will be left behind. the dinosaur carcass of your former emplyer will be ripped to shreds as the new company does a better job of what you used to for less money Your understanding of the situation is predicated on the idea that the only thing this company offers is a technology solution. That isn't true and never has been. The computing infrastructure is no more important than the lightbulbs being used; whatever does the job for the lowest price* will win. (* When you have solid software with forty years of testing behind it, the lowest price may very well be that IBM contract. Forty years of testing is irreplaceable.)
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at last, yospos. it's here 2016: the year of linux on the desktop
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Luigi Thirty posted:at last, yospos. it's here you can finally kick putty to the curb
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