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Factor Mystic posted:If you're using Git for Windows, it's actually not any more. Time to upgrade! Good to know! Not sure how old my install is. Probably 2016 or something now that I think about it.
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From reddit:quote:It helps with my depression (self.Piracy) Other choice quotes from the thread: quote:Yes, I also find piracy as addictive. I check everyday about piracy stuff especially movies every hour and I can't control it. Piracy is kinda my daily habit. quote:Same here.it helps me with my anxiety...especially porn! quote:I know it's addictive... If you want move the next level, then keep defragged and compact your hard drives... lmao
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Oct 28, 2018 23:36
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Oct 28, 2018 23:59
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Oct 29, 2018 00:14
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Someone buy those nerds a giant trunk of legos and let them arrange them and not be possibly getting large fines.
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22 Eargesplitten posted:Pissing me off: Can someone please tell me why the gently caress vi / vim is the default editor for git in Windows? It shouldn't even be the default editor for anything in Linux IMO. https://twitter.com/iamdevloper/status/435555976687923200?s=19
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Not gonna lie, the first few weeks I used git on Windows I just closed the window when I accidentally ended up in vim because I had no idea what was going on.
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Oct 29, 2018 01:43
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22 Eargesplitten posted:Not gonna lie, the first few weeks I used git on Windows I just closed the window when I accidentally ended up in vim because I had no idea what was going on. Both of these made me laugh. But I sympathize. For the longest time I needed a cheat sheet to use vi Emacs, though. I opened that up once to see what the fuss was. If I hadn’t had a friend that could talk me through the landing, I would have had no choice but to get a new computer.
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Update to being unable to verify user ID ever. HR wants every user to memorize their employee number for us to verify ID with. There are SO many ways that this would not work. We are most likely just going to route all password reset requests though HR, or require verification from HR to proceed on cases where ID verification is needed, similar to what The Macaroni did: The Macaroni posted:They did that at my last job. I said, "Hey, I'm just gonna refer every single person to HR for ID certification if you can't let me see date of birth or something similar." They pretty quickly figured out a different system.
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Oct 29, 2018 12:24
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Lord Dudeguy posted:
lol, we've just been dealing something similar from a new E-mail security provider/team which our boss has vehemently disagreed with implementing. - Four message long chain comes in (last Wednesday) about malware E-mail warning, we're only alerted because our Boss was in it and she copied our teams in once she was included - Boss asks for clarification as we've only had an extremely vague "Something happened" warning - Provider gives a bitchy response saying you need to do something - Someone else steps in send information our team needs to know to actually do anything - Provider finally sends info... - ...but is blocked because they are an external sender(?) - It's not Monday and still ongoing It's hilarious as it involves a bunch of people and info-sec from the upper echelons of the corporate structure, who didn't think to actually speak to our site. I also still don't particularly care as we have zero access to the protection suite, nor do I personally even have access to admin Exchange Online (literally no one knows how to assign access...). EDIT: details
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Oct 29, 2018 15:23
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"I found a vulnerability being actively exploited. You need to take this seriously."
"Can you tell me the source of the attack?"
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Had a two-person crew working for me at one of our sites. They laid off one of them. The other is on PTO and we need to find something that only they know the location of. Their phone is not being answered and they haven't replied to email. THEY ARE ON PTO. Now I get the email from a higher up, "Were we aware that he was going to be totally out of contact?" That should be the default assumption. HE IS ON PTO.
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Oct 29, 2018 18:52
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AlternateAccount posted:Had a two-person crew working for me at one of our sites. They laid off one of them. The other is on PTO and we need to find something that only they know the location of. Their phone is not being answered and they haven't replied to email. THEY ARE ON PTO. Now I get the email from a higher up, "Were we aware that he was going to be totally out of contact?" More importantly, we were aware that we have a bus factor of 1 for stuff this guy does, since we laid off the second guy.
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Oct 29, 2018 18:55
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SamDabbers posted:More importantly, we were aware that we have a bus factor of 1 for stuff this guy does, since we laid off the second guy. Yep, many discussions on the topic over the last few months. I've explained repeatedly, you're gonna burn this guy out, you're gonna have a breakdown when he's out on vacation, etc. The basic response is that we'll deal with it when it breaks and re-evaluate then. It's already broken.
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Proteus Jones posted:Both of these made me laugh. But I sympathize. For the longest time I needed a cheat sheet to use vi
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Oct 29, 2018 19:27
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AlternateAccount posted:Had a two-person crew working for me at one of our sites. They laid off one of them. The other is on PTO and we need to find something that only they know the location of. Their phone is not being answered and they haven't replied to email. THEY ARE ON PTO. Now I get the email from a higher up, "Were we aware that he was going to be totally out of contact?" 
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Oct 29, 2018 19:53
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Normal contracted technician is on PTO for surgery. We had an issue with a server managed by the contractor's company. I submitted a support ticket and they let me know they will contact another tech to take a look. Queue an hour later and the normal contractor gets online and starts working on our issue. JFC, the contact company actually rescinded his PTO to have him work on our issue (which wasn't that much of a deal). We've had complaints about this company for a while now, but making your workers go in directly after surgery really gets me as I too an a lowly desk warmer and worker rights are a joke. This isn't a mom and pop shop, it's a national company we are contracting with. But they never document anything unless we tell them to so when a problem pops up only one guy who knows the systems can work on it. They even told me "well the tech could already be working on the issue, we have no way of knowing." Like, you don't know what your techs are working on? "Well, no not unless they document it." They don't document their work? JFC, I'm pushing for us to find another vendor because shits not right.
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User called 911 over a battery backup alarm. They thought it was a bomb when they found "a bunch of wires plugged into their harddrive". They didn't discuss this with anyone until after the police told us to leave the building because of a possible bomb, which caused actual panic. Currently waiting outside for the all clear.
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Oct 29, 2018 20:13
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pixaal posted:User called 911 over a battery backup alarm. They thought it was a bomb when they found "a bunch of wires plugged into their harddrive". They didn't discuss this with anyone until after the police told us to leave the building because of a possible bomb, which caused actual panic. Currently waiting outside for the all clear. Wait till they start disassembling polycoms. Now that's the sort of battery that'll really get you black bagged!
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I just really resent the email asking me about contact. The implication is that I should have somehow had a plan for getting in touch with the person while they were gone. I do not agree with this philosophy.
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Oct 29, 2018 20:46
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AlternateAccount posted:Yep, many discussions on the topic over the last few months. I've explained repeatedly, you're gonna burn this guy out, you're gonna have a breakdown when he's out on vacation, etc. The basic response is that we'll deal with it when it breaks and re-evaluate then. Their plan was probably not let him take a vacation lol
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I never, EVER EVER answer or even look at work related anything when I am on PTO. I sign out of slack, work emails, everything. If I had a company try to contact me during my PTO, even if it was a < 1 minute phone call, I would demand that PTO day back.
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AlternateAccount posted:I just really resent the email asking me about contact. The implication is that I should have somehow had a plan for getting in touch with the person while they were gone. I do not agree with this philosophy. corporation > people, for a lot of management that manages managers. There's an attitude out there of "that's what we pay you for" and "you work when I say you work." Running into that type is a red flag. Your team just wasn't resourced to not rely on one worker's brain, either through additional staff or documentation usable by untrained people.
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poo poo pissing me off - Apple has multiple business systems that need to use an email address for accessing. Setting up an email address for one of these systems creates an Apple ID. Apples Device Enrollment Program wants you to created a Managed ID, which is apparently different than an Apple ID. And they make a senior exec at the company say who gets to be an admin for the Device Enrollment Program. CIO tells Apple to give chin.up.everything.sucks@company.com admin. I get the enrollment email, try and set it up and it won't take my address because it's already been used. Alright, so I'll just try an alias for my account. The system says that that's fine, tells me it's sending a verification email.... and 30 minutes later, no email. I run a mail trace in exchange to see if the email was filtered as junk somehow. Nope, no sign of an email being sent to the alias at all. So I call the phone number that our CIO used to set the account up in the first place and ask what is going on. "Oh, *boss* delegated you access to the account, and provided your full email address. That's the only one you can use to set up the account." Well poo poo, I used that email address for apples business purchasing system so I can order computers. The CIO is busy as hell, chasing him down to update the email address for the delegation via phone will take forever, so I think "I can probably just update my email in the purchasing system! That shouldn't be a problem, right?" Nope, I cannot change my own information in the purchasing system. So now I email our Apple rep to say "hey, can you fix your broken poo poo?" The response I get back is "Apple recommends you use a group alias for registration into the Apple Business Manager so it isn't tied to a specific user." WELL loving THANKS, IT WOULD BE NICE IF THE PERSON WHO TALKED TO MY CIO HAD TOLD HIM THAT.
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chin up everything sucks posted:poo poo pissing me off - Apple has multiple business systems that need to use an email address for accessing. Setting up an email address for one of these systems creates an Apple ID.
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Lol at the idea of a CIO taking responsibility.
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You were given out of date information. Managed Apple IDs are not normal Apple accounts, and there's not a concept of a master admin account - you are meant to create accounts for whoever needs access and grant appropriate permissions. You can also pick a subdomain that these managed accounts should be - we use thanksants@appleid.company.name https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT208817
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Oct 30, 2018 10:36
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PBS posted:Who do you know that is that dumb? This person. 
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Oct 30, 2018 19:36
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If that was prepared sous vide, it could be perfectly safe to eat. Gross as gently caress, but safe.
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Oct 30, 2018 19:43
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bull3964 posted:If that was prepared sous vide, it could be perfectly safe to eat. Chicken served sous vide does not look like that. She just made a salmonellae salad. 
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bull3964 posted:If that was prepared sous vide, it could be perfectly safe to eat. 130F is about the lowest you can go with chicken and still be safe, and it would definitely not look like that when done.
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Burning_Monk posted:Chicken served sous vide does not look like that. She just made a salmonellae salad. At a low enough temp it would, just like if you did a raw egg at low enough temp, it would still look just like an egg out of the fridge. Pasteurization is temp+time. Anything above 117 will kill salmonella. Chicken proteins don't start reacting untill 120 degrees. Chicken breasts held at 119 degrees for many hours would eventually be safe to eat but still raw looking. It's unlikely that's what is going on in the photo (I'm sure it was a joke photo to begin with), but you could actually do it. It would be a very slim margin though. bull3964 fucked around with this message at 20:00 on Oct 30, 2018 |
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Oct 30, 2018 19:56
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bull3964 posted:If that was prepared sous vide, it could be perfectly safe to eat.
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bull3964 posted:If that was prepared sous vide, it could be perfectly safe to eat. I really want to sous vide some rare-as-hell chicken sometime but also I know it's gonna be so gross texturally.
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Oct 30, 2018 20:40
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The longer something's been dead, the more likely it is that it gets contaminated. So I think the best way to enjoy raw chicken is to bite into one immediately after cutting off its head.
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Oct 30, 2018 21:29
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Why cut the head off? That should be your first bite!
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I am going to go out on a limb and say that the efforts spent to enjoy rare chicken is not worth it.
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I imagine if sliced correctly it might be okay. Squid sashimi is gooey and delicious, and that's about what I'd imagine the texture of raw chicken to be. Thin small slices, not giant chunks. I don't think I could take a massive bite of squid.
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Sickening posted:I am going to go out on a limb and say that the efforts spent to enjoy rare chicken is not worth it. I mean, sous vide is insanely low effort.
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In Japan, chicken sashimi is certainly a thing, and it doesn't look that different than what is being shown. Not entirely sure what is being displayed, and if it was sous-vide only watch the gently caress out for food poisoning, but if things were properly seared off as they appear to be, this might not be *quite* the food safety nightmare it appears to be at first glance.
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Is it sad that in the 11 years I've been in IT that it wasn't until Friday of last week that I physically handled a Macbook for the first time in my career, and more than that actually had to set it up for our domain? And I loving hated it - with Windows it was so much easier. I know there are people who love their Macbook (including my boss), but I don't see the appeal. Also, we got our 3d printer last week and have been blowing it up with prints. I got to do my first print today since I let all my coworkers go before me - I decided to print out some Craftsman socket wrench organizers so I could make something constructive. And I got a chance to have a really good talk with my boss about perhaps going to school for a Master's degree - he strongly encouraged me to do it, and then made a few financial suggestions to help improve my retirement account performance. Funny aside - yesterday 2 of my co-workers celebrated their 1-yr anniversary, and I told them and my boss to smile when their pictures were taken. "Everyone on the drat wall looks like someone just killed their puppy when the picture was taken." So naturally my boss mentions this to his boss's boss's boss in front of about 50 people, and when asked about it he says, "Oh, Daylen mentioned it - where are you Drazzi?" and when I raised my hand the big man gave me a thumbs up and I stopped holding my breath. Finally, a company with leadership with a sense of humor. I've interacted with the guy a number of times, and I personally support him and his select team, so he could have been cutting me some slack. Still, the job is one of the best ones I've ever had, and word has been sent out that if you know anyone in the Dayton, OH area and are a developer or system admin with 5+ years experience or a BS in CS, CIS, MIS or any other IT-related degree and a year or two of experience the company wants to talk to you. It's a Fortune 300 company, does several billion dollars in business a year, has a huge project backlog, and is on a serious hiring spree to meet current and future demand. Huge plus if you have a Secret or TS already. If not, the company will sponsor you. Think about that for a second. PM me if you or someone you know is interested.
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