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dragonshardz posted:As I understand it, you believe that they're trying to do a "constructive dismissal" - make your work environment so hostile that you quit. Yes? What? I said ‘the company’. Nobody filed anything related to ‘false harassment’ officially, just that the company dragged me forcefully into a biased meeting so I just presented evidences. Since the COO was actively trying to use it to get me fired, it’s all depp underwater now and being hushed. This company’s run by pretty much 3 people (CEO, COO, Project head), and if they don’t like something about you then they’ll tell you to GTFO. The only reason why they couldn’t was because they were unable to hire enough devs to replace my roles until late June this year. Then one of the replacement left late August after looking for other jobs ever since the ‘harassment’ meeting was held. And another person left couple of weeks after he couldn’t handle the work load, so ongoing developments related to my ‘previous’ works are delayed until further notice. Also filing against company is a last resort. If the company stops pressuring me then I’m fine. I’m looking for other places (things are progressing at least), and will GTFO when I find a good enough place. Or it can turn into an official poo poo throwing contest that nobody will come out on top anyway. And Korea is a tiny place. Edit: RIP. Someone got told to GTFO after having internship extended. Not law breaking in this case so just wish that person a luck.
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Anyone have any experience rolling out Azure MFA (the one that comes with Office 365)? The company is hesitant to shell out for the P1 licensing so we can use Duo instead and the Microsoft’s 2FA systems seems to suck rear end and the free variant they give you seems gimped.
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Spring Heeled Jack posted:Anyone have any experience rolling out Azure MFA (the one that comes with Office 365)? The company is hesitant to shell out for the P1 licensing so we can use Duo instead and the Microsoft’s 2FA systems seems to suck rear end and the free variant they give you seems gimped. It's okay. Make sure your users know how to make App Passwords. Leave it off of one at least one Admin account, just in case.
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Azure MFA is fine, but we are using the version you pay extra for. It can be licensed separately or it is included in P1. If you license it separately you can license per user or per authentication. Also, app passwords are bad and should only be used if there is literally no other option.
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silicone thrills posted:Used to work with a person who I guess had ibs? They would bring their laptop into the bathroom and wfs (work from stall). Literally in the shitter for like 4 hours a day. Sounds like a cunning plan to work in peace, without annoying coworkers interrupting you on the phone, or turning up at your 'desk' all the time.
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So the COO is out to get you?
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Use modern apps not app passwords you heathens
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Thanks Ants posted:Use modern apps not app passwords you heathens This. There should be no need for Outlook and Skype App Passwords anymore.
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Learned about "Windows Hello" today. I am referring to it as "Windows Hell No".
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Microsoft reporting has a giant bug in it currently and its pissing me off. Their office 365 activation reporting will show someone having no activation's on any OS for the lifetime of their account but then will also show an activation date. So in essence, users can have activated office activations but no reported devices. This led me to running some numbers through senior leadership yesterday saying "Hey, we need to remove all these unused licenses because look at the cost savings!" only to have the huge number be cut by 2/3's after I got them excited about some big cost savings. I did the wrong thing and trusted repoting from my VAR which doesn't account for the last activation date attribute, only the devices. It doesn't matter that I am still saving the company a ton of money. What matters is now I am not saving AS MUCH money as I promised less than 24 hours ago and people will be mad. gently caress
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Oct 2, 2019 15:41
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Sickening posted:It doesn't matter that I am still saving the company a ton of money. What matters is now I am not saving AS MUCH money as I promised less than 24 hours ago and people will be mad. 
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Oct 2, 2019 15:51
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Bob Morales posted:"Can you check if Todd in Accounting has a mail drive installed? He is complaining that Outlook is slow"
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5er posted:Learned about "Windows Hello" today. I am referring to it as "Windows Hell No". What, specifically, don't you like about it?
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5er posted:Learned about "Windows Hello" today. I am referring to it as "Windows Hell No". I'm actually just playing around with this on a Surface at work and it seems pretty great to me.
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I do not like talking to computers. I do not want computers listening to me. I do not like the transparently insincere, pandering manner in which Microsoft tries to give their os a "personality."
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5er posted:I do not like talking to computers. I do not want computers listening to me. I do not like the transparently insincere, pandering manner in which Microsoft tries to give their os a "personality."  Windows Hello is biometrics/facial recognition/alternate authentication, not voice activation. Are you thinking of Cortana?
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Yeah, nothing you described has anything to do with Hello
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I'm sorry, all I hear is Scotty from Star Trek 4 going " Hello, Computer. Computer, Hello?"
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It works with an IR enabled camera which when it works , it works pretty good . I’d rather do that than have to key in my password 9999999 times a day to elevate like I do today . Give the computer the ol’ stink eye.
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Who else has to deal with people who are compelled to contribute to email chains while adding nothing of value at all?
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Thanks Ants posted:Who else has to deal with people who are compelled to contribute to email chains while adding nothing of value at all? Junior tech chiming in, colleague being dumb, or boss having nothing of value? (Or, evidently, failing to read the updates he requests.)
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The mail drive thing is bad, but what if you had someone train people for YEARS before you arrived to sort ALL their mail into PSTs. Multiple PSTs. And then... they decided to connect those PSTs from a SMB share. In another state 1000 miles away. Outlook does not like this.
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Thanks Ants posted:Who else has to deal with people who are compelled to contribute to email chains while adding nothing of value at all? me too!
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We're getting rid of Outlook for Gmail in the next three months and I'm super pumped. Also today our user automation catastrophically failed on my machine to the point that I'm locked out of my account and might actually need to entirely recreate my account. Our identity management is a huge clusterfuck with AD, okta, google SSO and our mac MDM's own authentication built into Google. I cannot wait until we entirely get rid of AD next month.
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The Iron Rose posted:We're getting rid of Outlook for Gmail in the next three months and I'm super pumped. If we weren't so tied into everyone having microsoft office we would be using gsuite.
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Thanks Ants posted:Who else has to deal with people who are compelled to contribute to email chains while adding nothing of value at all? To: All Users Subj: Josh Groban Tickets I have two Josh Groban tickets for tomorrow night at the Brady. Bought them weeks ago but can't go. Free to anyone who wants them. To: All Users Subj: RE: Josh Groban Tickets I'm busy that night!! Dang!!!!
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Thanks Ants posted:Who else has to deal with people who are compelled to contribute to email chains while adding nothing of value at all? Not often, but this thread has prepared me for when it does happen.
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Weedle posted:To: All Users To: All Users Subj: Fwd: Re: RE: Josh Groban Tickets I DONT KNOW. WHO THAT IS,,,
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Thanks Ants posted:Google's SSO is poo poo though so I hope you're authenticating against something else i am discovering this more and more by the day it's still much better than everywhere i've worked previously by miles
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Not IT related, but I would love to know what brain genius decided to put "Pumped Up Kicks," a song about a school shooting, on the playlist for this morning's middle school fun run.
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MAHHHMAAAAA I JUST rm -rf A MANNNNNNN
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Weedle posted:To: All Users Bigass Moth posted:To: All Users To: All Users Subj: RE: Josh Groban Tickets take me off this mailing list!
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ChickenOfTomorrow posted:To: All Users To: All Users Subj: RE: Josh Groban Tickets Yeah me too!
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devmd01 posted:To: All Users Subj: Re:re:re:reeee Guys, its not a mailing list, just stop using reply-all to respond!
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GnarlyCharlie4u posted:me too! Re:re:re: resolution of issue X >>>Good work, appreciate your efforts Yes I love seeing one email being replied to for each person up the chain to the CIO. Is there an outlook rule that can let you hide them? Subject contains "re:re:", body contains "thanks", from boss/boss's boss/his boss?
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Users can reopen\create new tickets by replying to an email so I delete at least one "Thanks!" ticket a day.  Speaking of that, gently caress TrackIT for not following its own configuration when I've told it to ignore "Automatic Reply:" emails.
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I just get email threads where people gently caress up reply all in Gmail until there are six commingled threads with each thread going to a different subset of the original recipients.
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The Iron Rose posted:We're getting rid of Outlook for Gmail in the next three months and I'm super pumped. We did this years ago, and never looked back. So glad to be rid of that turd and its bullshit. Granted though we don't use any form of SSO or sync GSuite with our AD. 95% of our GSuite usage is email, with a smattering of Drive and Docs.
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