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go3 posted:if you know everything why are you applying for help desk Gonna be a software engineer for zulily in no time. Glassdoor reviews tell me its a good place to be a software engineer. WHOA my f.lux just changed over. Time to go home.
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skipdogg posted:True, but it can be useful for spotting trends. I didn't apply for a job at a local company because of multiple reviews on Glassdoor all saying the IT department was poorly run and an afterthought in the company instead of a valued business partner. I probably wouldn't decide to interview or not interview at a company based on Glassdoor reviews unless something smelled really wrong, but it would certainly clue me in to a list of things to watch for and ask about during the interview.
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Inspector_666 posted:Everybody in Boston is a shitlord. gently caress Boston. Confirming this. Boston is a shithole. Been in the area for my entire life. More reason to get my certs and find myself something datacenter-y in the Colorado/Wyoming area so I can scream at the kids to get off my loving lawn all day, and still go skiing.
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OWLS! posted:Confirming this. Boston is a shithole. Been in the area for my entire life. More reason to get my certs and find myself something datacenter-y in the Colorado/Wyoming area so I can scream at the kids to get off my loving lawn all day, and still go skiing. You don't know what a shithole is if you think Boston is bad hth
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Kashuno posted:You don't know what a shithole is if you think Boston is bad hth On the scale of shitholes, Boston isn't that bad. (Still don't make it not a shithole.) HTH.
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Oh look, there's like 80 gigs worth of ghost mailboxes on Exchange that refuse to be deleted. On a rapidly filling drive. This can wait till Monday, right?
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OWLS! posted:Confirming this. Boston is a shithole. Been in the area for my entire life. More reason to get my certs and find myself something datacenter-y in the Colorado/Wyoming area so I can scream at the kids to get off my loving lawn all day, and still go skiing. Having spent a lot of time there, literally every town in Wyoming except maybe Jackson Hole (ironically) is a shithole, hth. It's an absolutely gorgeous state and fun to go camping in but I have noooooo interest in living there. Colorado owns, though. I'm currently battling depression from moving away from there back to Boston so my daughter can grow up knowing her grandparents/cousins. If you have some ~DevOps~ / cloud skills you will have zero trouble landing work in the Denver area. The talent pool is shockingly shallow out there and I had recruiters beating down my door daily as a mid-level Linux dude. Docjowles fucked around with this message at 02:15 on Dec 5, 2015 |
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Free 6mo pluralsights sub up on slickdeals.
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# ? Dec 5, 2015 02:52 |
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PBS posted:Free 6mo pluralsights sub up on slickdeals. This rules, signed up. Link to the deal thread: http://slickdeals.net/share/android_app/t/8345657
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Sirotan posted:This rules, signed up. Yoink. Thanks for the tip.
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PBS posted:Free 6mo pluralsights sub up on slickdeals. Thanks
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PBS posted:Free 6mo pluralsights sub up on slickdeals. Nice find, thanks!
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CloFan posted:Oh look, there's like 80 gigs worth of ghost mailboxes on Exchange that refuse to be deleted. On a rapidly filling drive. This can wait till Monday, right? Just snag a 6TB usb disk at best buy.
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I couldn't use the slickdeals link because the redirects got pi-holed (I guess), so just go here: https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/products/visual-studio-dev-essentials-vs.aspx Sign up for Visual Studio Dev Essentials (free, login with MS account) Click link to activate Pluralsight 6 months. It says available until December 31 or while supplies last, "with 3 months available thereafter". No credit card or anything more than name/email address (and I guess MS account) needed anywhere.
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# ? Dec 5, 2015 04:43 |
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Network engineering: a series of small misconfigurations conspiring to ruin your Friday night.
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Sirotan posted:This rules, signed up. Wooo thanks
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H110Hawk posted:Just snag a 6TB usb disk at best buy. A Buffalo if you will.
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Has anyone mentioned Buffalo yet?
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psydude posted:Network engineering: a series of small misconfigurations conspiring to ruin your Friday night. Hey man I don't change poo poo on a Friday.
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Lord Dudeguy posted:Hey man I don't change poo poo on a Friday. No change Friday is for real. Don't commit, promote, tweak, reboot, adjust rules, etc.
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Lord Dudeguy posted:Hey man I don't change poo poo on a Friday.
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Virigoth posted:No change Friday is for real. Don't commit, promote, tweak, reboot, adjust rules, etc. I replaced our firewalls and VPN at two separate sites last night at 7:30 and am currently on a plane across the country to do our DR site. About 2min total downtime for our primary application; hell yeah for planning and testing and testing and testing. Still felt like a roll of the dice given a vendor change of firewalls, and in the middle of a weekend where an hour of downtime was my max - but the flight was booked on a non-refundable ticket before they scheduled the work projects for this weekend so whatever. Generally though - yes - read only Friday for sure.
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Lord Dudeguy posted:Hey man I don't change poo poo on a Friday. Friday night is like THE night for change windows for most of my customers.
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Well, I start my new job as an IT dude who goes around to area hospitals and images their broken-rear end PC's. Wish me luck, goons
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psydude posted:Friday night is like THE night for change windows for most of my customers. I like to change poo poo on Thursdays. That way if we missed something that only the users would figure out, we find out about it on Friday, and if it's a truly critical problem that will take a while to solve, well, good, we have the weekend to solve it or roll back. Changing on the weekend for Monday rollouts seems very stressful because Mondays are generally busy anyway with people catching up on weekend work, so they're extra annoyed if something doesn't work (whereas generally on Friday if something's broken no one gives a poo poo because hell you just helped them start their weekend early).
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Potato Alley posted:I like to change poo poo on Thursdays. That way if we missed something that only the users would figure out, we find out about it on Friday, and if it's a truly critical problem that will take a while to solve, well, good, we have the weekend to solve it or roll back. Changing on the weekend for Monday rollouts seems very stressful because Mondays are generally busy anyway with people catching up on weekend work, so they're extra annoyed if something doesn't work (whereas generally on Friday if something's broken no one gives a poo poo because hell you just helped them start their weekend early).
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chocolateTHUNDER posted:Well, I start my new job as an IT dude who goes around to area hospitals and images their broken-rear end PC's. Wish me luck, goons Congrats man that's awesome!
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mayodreams posted:The heaviest traffic areas are not toll roads for the most part. The worst toll road is 294 and that is because is the only real way to get from Indiana to Wisconsin without the clusterfuck of downtown.
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Yeah, but when you live downtown you never drive. My wife and I have put maybe 1,500 miles, if that, on our car this year. We sometimes go weeks without driving.
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I live and work downtown and don't have a car, mostly because I don't want to pay $250/mo for parking. Which is great since I've barely ever driven, get stressed out driving in the city and don't have to worry about driving drunk this way. Public transit, the occasional Lyft and very infrequent Zipcar/rentals cover 99% of my needs. (the other 1% is going down to San Jose on weekends but seriously gently caress that place)
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Lord Dudeguy posted:Hey man I don't change poo poo on a Friday. I did a change in the change management meeting directly after gaining approval but before the meeting was over.
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H110Hawk posted:I did a change in the change management meeting directly after gaining approval but before the meeting was over. after fighting with a client for like a year about upgrades and virtualization plans i finally got approval for it and before that loving meeting was over i'd ordered the equipment and emailed them an invoice. no backing out now fuckers.
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Kashuno posted:Please if anyone is looking for work make sure you know how to do a resume or hire someone to make yours is nice I have gone through too many today that just feel unreadable or are 5 pages long Your candidate has a Masters degree, don't they? Or is that just a trend for programming? Volmarias fucked around with this message at 19:37 on Dec 6, 2015 |
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Volmarias posted:Your candidate has a Masters degree, don't they? Or is that just a trend for programming? I have one guy applying for what is just barely above an entry level position with 6 director of IT positions on his resume.
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Kashuno posted:I have one guy applying for what is just barely above an entry level position with 6 director of IT positions on his resume.
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I'm studying for my CCENT, and I'm having problems telnetting. I'm following an instructional video. I went into configure terminal, vty 0 4, password cisco, login, and then exit out to save the configuration. Then I go into the PC, command line, telnet <ip>. It says it opens it up, but then says closed by foreign host. What could be messed up to cause that?
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22 Eargesplitten posted:I'm studying for my CCENT, and I'm having problems telnetting. I'm following an instructional video. I went into configure terminal, vty 0 4, password cisco, login, and then exit out to save the configuration. Then I go into the PC, command line, telnet <ip>. It says it opens it up, but then says closed by foreign host. What could be messed up to cause that? Do you have transport input telnet for your line vty? You will also need an enable secret password set. Methanar fucked around with this message at 00:34 on Dec 7, 2015 |
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That's it, the router wasn't set up for telnet input.
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Is there a Cisco thread? I drunkenly ordered a 871w router without a power supply somehow
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http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=2430375
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