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Mr Dog posted:protip for full disk encryption: go into the BIOS and set an ATA password lol if you still have a BIOS
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theadder posted:was this 1 or 2 2, mac was running 10.8, they tried to upgrade to 10.10
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Mr Dog posted:protip for full disk encryption: go into the BIOS and set an ATA password bios lol
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You Am I posted:2, mac was running 10.8, they tried to upgrade to 10.10 dont skip mavericks use time capsule thx all
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You Am I posted:don't use hard drive encryption on a personal (non work) machine, it is stupid. dealing with a Mac which has File Vault on it and got broken as gently caress when the client upgraded her OSX always use FDE and strong passwords, even on personal machines not only does it protect your data, but it protects everyone your data refers to, and helps disincentivize computer theft as a way to steal information, which benefits everyone
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Find My iPhone should be turned on by default for exactly that reason.
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Cocoa Crispies posted:always use FDE and strong passwords, even on personal machines this but do not own or operate any computers computer theft will not be a problem when there are no computers to be stolen
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Nov 25, 2014 06:22
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Beeftweeter posted:lol if you still have a BIOS
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duTrieux. posted:i kind of want to be able to define specific window stacks that are then treated like one window. like, three windows and when they're all positioned/sized relative to each other i can lock them and then drag the whole shebang around if need be this happens with eclipse on a mac and by happens i mean moving a windows ancestor also moves that window XD
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Nov 25, 2014 08:02
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yeah pretty sure there's a difference between "designed feature" and "that happens"
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Nov 25, 2014 09:00
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if everyone has computer this no happen
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duTrieux. posted:i kind of want to be able to define specific window stacks that are then treated like one window. like, three windows and when they're all positioned/sized relative to each other i can lock them and then drag the whole shebang around if need be this is something webOS had that I really wish ios or android would steal. stacks made it easy to group work in a way that made sense and made task management simpler
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Virion posted:this is something webOS had that I really wish ios or android would steal. stacks made it easy to group work in a way that made sense and made task management simpler  webos
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bitlocker on your domain allows you to recover the keys easily when the user invariably fucks something up. pro as heck, good jorb stevie b
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:bitlocker on your domain allows you to recover the keys easily when the user invariably fucks something up. pro as heck, good jorb stevie b i wonder if anyone actually does microsoft's password collusion best practice for this (two higher-ups each have half the recovery password)
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duTrieux. posted:yeah pretty sure there's a difference between "designed feature" and "eclipse"
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univbee posted:i wonder if anyone actually does microsoft's password collusion best practice for this (two higher-ups each have half the recovery password) probably, except each one keeps their half written in red marker on a sticky note on the outside of their desk, right next to a series of sticky notes with usage instructions scrawled out by some poor cj the last sticky has a suicide note written on the back. no one will ever notice until long, long after the cj goes missing
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Main Paineframe posted:probably, except each one keeps their half written in red marker on a sticky note on the outside of their desk, right next to a series of sticky notes with usage instructions scrawled out by some poor cj ahh yes, i got a question about the suicide note on my exam
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Nov 25, 2014 21:23
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microsoft certified suicide expert
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Captain Foo posted:microsoft certified suicide expert
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Captain Foo posted:microsoft certified suicide expert so, a sharepoint consultant?
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Captain Foo posted:microsoft certified suicide expert
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Captain Foo posted:microsoft certified suicide expert
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Captain Foo posted:microsoft certified suicide expert
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nobody ever got fired for going microsoft, but some of them are not with the living anymore if you catch my drift
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happy o say im now using the words most advance OS, windowns 10
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Hello from Seattle
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so you haven't answered the question we're all dying to know: is the copy of word 95 or 97 that you installed compatible?
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infernal machines posted:so, a sharepoint consultant?
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Captain Foo posted:microsoft certified suicide expert
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i think i would keep sending frowns on bing.com
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and my posting
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hello yospos microsoft thread i wanted to share a lil experience i had the other day with microsoft office autoupdater on os x yosemite i installed the new outlook for mac which prompted autoupdater to pop up and suggest i let it do its thing automatically to which i said yes. it then started to download a lync update which grabbed screen focus every 3 seconds so that i couldn't do anything on my macbook pro while it downloaded, very frustrating. when the lync update installer opened the autoupdater window appeared in front of it, prompting me to download the same lync update i had just downloaded. no matter what i did, this prompt kept reappearing and prevented me from installing lync - force quitting the updater just made the updater window close and reappear a second later. another microsoft experience: i once got the opportunity to cj an azure server to federate as an identity provider or w/e with some other third party services so people could use sso - turns out azure is really, really bad at doing sso with things like netsuite openair or successfactors. ms support suggested using a thing where you manually enter every user's login and password for each web service you want to sso with. welp, thanks for reading 
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you forgot the part where it kills Dock.app for no reason*. *the reason is so it can spam all of the office icons into the dock, but it only does that on the first install. also for your federation issue id be inclined to blame OpenAir as much as azure - OpenAir is goddamn trash and I hate it (though I only use it for expense reporting and requesting PTO)
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minivanmegafun posted:you forgot the part where it kills Dock.app for no reason*. it didnt kill dock.app for me tho but openair is garbage poo poo, agreed
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i only even use office op
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lol when i installed outlook 2015 or w/e they had a link saying i should remove outlook 2011 and i figure there must be incompatibilities because lol ms but all it told me was to remove the icon from the dock lol ms
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