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Trying to open a bank account online with a major bank. The form requires me to enter my middle names as they appear on my passport but the box is limited to 15 characters or so
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SwitchbladeKult posted:In other news, my users keep spelling laptop as "lap top" and despite how minor that is it makes me furious. Marginally better than "lab top".
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You know you're in for a good day when your E-mail protection provider gets loving blacklisted, for some reason they're also having problems messing up our PTR. Plus multiple departments also decided to hire a bunch of staff who all coincidentally will start next Tuesday, the Monday is also a bank holiday... hooray for advanced notice.
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SwitchbladeKult posted:At my office they would insist on keeping Rachel in the ring group and instead launch a several month long project to engineer a "solution" which would see us buying multiple licenses for software that one of the users reported "works great, used it for this at my last job" only to find out after we purchased it that is wasn't even related to the problem but management would insist on buying 10 years worth of license renewals then never deploy the software all the while Rachel is still sending all calls directly to her voicemail. this guy understands.
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Super Slash posted:You know you're in for a good day when your E-mail protection provider gets loving blacklisted, for some reason they're also having problems messing up our PTR. We have a "Weeks notice or your setups may be delayed' rule for our IT department.
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# ? Apr 28, 2017 14:30 |
Thought you guys might get a kick out of this: https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/04/punching-holes-in-nomx-the-worlds-most-secure-communications-protocol
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Super Slash posted:You know you're in for a good day when your E-mail protection provider gets loving blacklisted, for some reason they're also having problems messing up our PTR. Maybe they're using this: https://scotthelme.co.uk/nomx-the-worlds-most-secure-communications-protocol/ e: god drat it, fb
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Christ on a bike, shoving a mail server on a Raspberry Pi and saying "It's secure!" is not a business plan.
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Fil5000 posted:Christ on a bike, shoving a mail server on a Raspberry Pi and saying "It's secure!" is not a business plan. You clearly don't like math or science. quote:Number of nomx accounts that have been compromised since inception: 0 Their response to Scott Helme's brutal takedown is... incredible. https://www.nomx.com
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flosofl posted:You clearly don't like math or science. Weird how they haven't listed the total number of nomex users there, I'm sure it's just an oversight.
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Before I have recounted how at my office I'll go into the bathroom and find something very unpleasant (poop right on the loving seat ). The last several weeks I've noticed snot rockets accumulating on all the surfaces of the bathroom. Today I walked past an employee who smelled as if they hadn't showered in a week! I feel like I'm not just the only person that actually knows how to read but I'm also the only person that understands basic hygiene! Is my experience unique or is this common in the corporate world?
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I wouldn't say it's common but it seems like every office has at least one person who doesn't quite "get it" when it comes to hygiene.
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# ? Apr 28, 2017 15:46 |
flosofl posted:You clearly don't like math or science. The ars piece has a note about this in the comments. They put up a test server for him to attempt to hack, and sent a mail. The mail went into his junk folder (because it was sent from a nomx mail box I guess) and he didn't see it. Twelve hours after mailing him, and without waiting for an acknowledgement, they took their test machine down again and claimed they were hack-proof. I also love their comments about how patches make computers less secure, made to BBC: "We will selectively allow users to pick and choose when that becomes available but today we're not forcing any types of updates," he said, adding that updates can introduce vulnerabilities. "Updates actually cause a cascading effect and now you're patching patches and that is not a good place to be in," he told Click. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-38934822
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SwitchbladeKult posted:Before I have recounted how at my office I'll go into the bathroom and find something very unpleasant (poop right on the loving seat ). The last several weeks I've noticed snot rockets accumulating on all the surfaces of the bathroom. Today I walked past an employee who smelled as if they hadn't showered in a week! I feel like I'm not just the only person that actually knows how to read but I'm also the only person that understands basic hygiene! Is my experience unique or is this common in the corporate world? I've been in offices which are home to really highly paid people, and they had the most disgusting facilities.
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xzzy posted:I wouldn't say it's common but it seems like every office has at least one person who doesn't quite "get it" when it comes to hygiene. These are the people who need to be asked about the stair situation in their homes, right?
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poo poo that pisses me off: We have 2 people with my name in the department. Our names are spelled differently. Company does an internal survey each year for each department. 1 name gets called out in good responses repeatedly but is it me or the other guy? Some toolbag called our department "poorly trained and incompetent". I'd like to see them handle like 40+ applications, each with particular issues and configurations, hardware, branch offices all over the state. It's probably some jerk in like 1 easy department I could probably do with 2 weeks training when I'm still finding out about applications this place uses almost 4 months later. poo poo that isn't pissing me off: I get to see Guardians of the Galaxy 2 next week
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I came in this morning to find a wireless keyboard on my desk with keys missing, and the wired keyboard I use for setting up systems is gone. I guessed that the CEO's son had smashed the keyboard in one of his rages after I'd left for the day and sure enough I found my wired keyboard hooked up to his PC. The son has an explosive temper, like his father (and Bill, their servant.) Two weeks ago I found that he had punched his desk so hard he had bled all over it, and he was walking around with a bloody pile of paper towel swaddling his hand, acting as if nothing was wrong. He can't handle any sort of pressure. It sends him into a rage where (like his father) he's prone to throwing or smashing his equipment.
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Irritated Goat posted:Some toolbag called our department "poorly trained and incompetent". I'd like to see them handle like 40+ applications, each with particular issues and configurations, hardware, branch offices all over the state. It's probably some jerk in like 1 easy department I could probably do with 2 weeks training when I'm still finding out about applications this place uses almost 4 months later. Once had a user in a huff ask "Do you know what I do around here?!" I was very tempted to reply with "Something I could not only learn to do with two weeks of training but be better than you at despite your 25 year head start." gently caress users especially ones that think they are god's gift to the corporate world.
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Dick Trauma posted:I came in this morning to find a wireless keyboard on my desk with keys missing, and the wired keyboard I use for setting up systems is gone. I guessed that the CEO's son had smashed the keyboard in one of his rages after I'd left for the day and sure enough I found my wired keyboard hooked up to his PC. Set up some lightweight hardware (keyboard, phone, etc) so that it fails at a predictable time. Make sure you are standing near the target area with a witness when he throws it. Fall to the ground, clutching part of your body Profit.
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# ? Apr 28, 2017 17:04 |
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3D print a load of key caps from some thin brittle plastic, and replace the existing key caps with them. After epoxying a spike to the base of the keyboard under the cap.
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Thanks Ants posted:Marginally better than "lab top". Well, I only use if when I'm lying back on the bench on leg day, so it's an "abtop".
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# ? Apr 28, 2017 17:31 |
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more like flab top
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totalnewbie posted:more like flab top doxxer no doxxing
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Methylethylaldehyde posted:"Those pornographic sites were critical sources of information for several current and and ongoing litigation cases. I need my entire browser history back, as well as all the files downloaded from bigbuttdumpstersluts.com and gayteens4u.com! How DARE YOU delete these files without my permission!" That's actually a separate attorney...
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Haha you gotta be a special kind of person to not only browse those sites on a work machine but to save credentials against them
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Polio Vax Scene posted:Haha you gotta be a special kind of person to not only browse those sites on a work machine but to save credentials against them If I was in a position to not get fired for it, I think I would just to troll whoever is checking. Did you check that site? Its obese porn. Maybe do it with anorexic porn too or something, so people think you are even more hosed in the head than you already are.
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spog posted:Set up some lightweight hardware (keyboard, phone, etc) so that it fails at a predictable time. Make like you play for Italy Dick Trauma how do you keep ending up with these gigs?
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SAVE PASSWORD FOR BIGTITTYWORKOUT.COM?[ y/n]
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How is that a Windows credential and not a web credential? Tell me it's actually a WebDAV server or something.
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RFC2324 posted:If I was in a position to not get fired for it, I think I would just to troll whoever is checking. Did you check that site? Its obese porn. I can happily say I did not check that site. I figured as much from the url.
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Polio Vax Scene posted:I can happily say I did not check that site. I figured as much from the url. Your loss, don't you want to check out the 500+ lbs hotties?
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When I was offered a position on the new team,I specifically requested not to be sat with one guy. I even pointed out the bill Cosby rape joke memes he had hanging in his cube as part of the reason. Moving day comes and I am sat with... Rape Meme Joe.
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A Pinball Wizard posted:When I was offered a position on the new team,I specifically requested not to be sat with one guy. I even pointed out the bill Cosby rape joke memes he had hanging in his cube as part of the reason. Moving day comes and I am sat with... Rape Meme Joe. Sounds like its HR complaint time!
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Thanks Ants posted:Marginally better than "lab top". sorry for the watermark, I'm not going to buy stock images for bad jokes. E: RFC2324 posted:If I was in a position to not get fired for it, I think I would just to troll whoever is checking. Did you check that site? Its obese porn. You sound like a statistician who is into some real vanilla porn :iamafag: BallerBallerDillz fucked around with this message at 02:12 on Apr 29, 2017 |
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flosofl posted:You clearly don't like math or science. quote:On April 26, nomx provided an email to the blogger from the nomx device with details and requested he hack the nomx device that submitted the email. These emails were also submitted to several interested media, including the BBC, who validated that the device was active and sending/receiving email. The blogger had previously claimed he could compromise the device “in a matter of minutes” but was not able to perform any such feat at any time. In fact, the blogger was not able to do anything at all, counter to his claims that he could, or that others could, and that it was very easy, and that it would affect nomx’s security. Scott Helme posted:Will did email me from a nomx device, so of course it went right to spam. As such I didn't read it or reply: pic.twitter.com/JTRA0Fzh0q
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Thanks Ants posted:Marginally better than "lab top". I have a user that thinks 'digital' is 'digical' edit: Also our company's standard user id is First Initial + Last Name. It took a call from HR to explain to IT security why new employee F Uecker needed an exception. Goober Peas fucked around with this message at 16:11 on Apr 29, 2017 |
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SwitchbladeKult posted:In other news, my users keep spelling laptop as "lap top" and despite how minor that is it makes me furious. Can you please do the needful and connect my lap top to my dogging station?
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flosofl posted:You clearly don't like math or science. That is some tasty drama Goober Peas posted:I have a user that thinks 'digital' is 'digical' We use one similar, first initial plus first four of last name, and it has resulted in two amazing email addresses: cdicq@mycompany.com and cuntz@mycompany.com. Edit: Misremembered the second address. Had to go find what it was before HR fixed it. SwitchbladeKult fucked around with this message at 16:48 on Apr 29, 2017 |
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VMs having going out all week, usually at 4am. I'm so loving sick of this place and its garbage setup. I'm tempted to make the site manager panic and call an all hands about it just so maybe someone finally feels like fixing it for good instead "ooooh just reset it and it'll work".
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SwitchbladeKult posted:That is some tasty drama I once helped a user set up khunt@company.com. Our client unique IDs the first five letters of the client's name then a 2 digit number that increments for each time it occurs. This has resulted in such awesome codes as BONER01, GREAT69, and HORNI04 (that's the fourth HORNI to be added into our client database).
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