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Superdawg posted:I hope you're not considering RI as part of that 'Southeast New England'. Their rates are considerably lower compared to Boston. Turn on keyboard shortcuts and 'e' will archive for them. This does rely on the user being able to learn something or you being able to get in there and create a custom binding to archive on press of delete though. fake edit: This thread moves too fast and I'm getting dizzy trying to follow it.
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A pull request came in: 84,357 lines out 84,357 lines in One of our devs got pulled up on the fact that his spacing was not matching up to the rest of the code his team is working on. He then proceeded to run a programme on the the entire apps code base to 'standardise the spacing' and wanted it to be reviewed and merged.
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Here is something that should probably go in the OP, company_loyalty.txt
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One of our social media people just had their Twitter account hacked. For the second time in 3 months. If I find out that it was a phishing attack someone is going to need to lose their job.
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Aug 22, 2013 11:43
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chutwig posted:Here's what you need to understand. There are a lot of people in this life who will quickly identify a person as the kind of person who is afraid to say no and will exploit that as much as they can for as long as they can. You are that person that's being walked all over and you're letting them do it. ftfy
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Dear Google Apps users, You currently will have a glitch where the favicon shows as a wrench rather than the standard envelope for the mail icon. It appears to be affecting a large number of Google Apps accounts, not just ours. It is not, I repeat NOT, Google calling you a tool. Regards, toe shoes
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GargleBlaster posted:Pretty much my point of view. In a well run company, it's always a bad time, as they're always busy. The key is giving appropriate notice and as to the reason for it, who cares. In a well run company it should never, excluding well planned major events (software launch, infrastructure upgrade etc) be so busy that it's a bad time. People should know that you're gone but it shouldn't be a burden on them.
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Found out that our HR manager is a fan of eugenics. It's not for particular races though, for sex offenders and the mentally challenged. So it's OK. She's a mother so it's only right to want to do this to protect her children. For all printers suck, no matter how hard Jira makes it to set up customer projects with unique workflows, none of it comes close to finding out the person in charge of Human Resources is actually that big on the 'human' part at all.
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^^ we use procurves here too, they're pretty awesome things when you need to do something.HalloKitty posted:Woah, woah, you can't actually do that, because you'll keep killing everybody, because the average, by definition, which is 100, will keep moving up as you kill off the less able. I'm sure he wouldn't advocate that exactly. Eugenics isn't actually a bad idea though, just one people find hard to sympathise with. Any eugenics plan that doesn't have the person who suggested eugenics as a viable option in the list of those to cull is reserved for a special place in my heart below Jira*. * we don't have printers but I hate administering the bloated crap that is our Jira with the passion that this thread has for printers. Feel free to swap as needed.
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Sep 19, 2013 00:39
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EAT THE EGGS RICOLA posted:I'm kidding, we just try and bruteforce them using L0pthcrack. People seem almost desperate to email or tell me their passwords though. Well played  Does anyone know of a video conferencing setup that plays well with Lifesize and is not Bluejeans? Looks like we need to get some VIP's to be able to remotely access our somewhat regular Lifesize meetings and have some extremely strong opposition to using Bluejeans.
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Sep 22, 2013 22:00
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sfwarlock posted:So it's written into the employee handbook at work that they can do random bag checks. That number came up, oh, about nine days ago. Apparently the drone who went through my laptop bag found "drug paraphernalia" and reported it. Filter paper and you're a smoker.
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Some VIP posted:I would like to have the short side of my desk be against the window and We have a facilities team that could do this. The guy could do it himself if he really cared.
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demonachizer posted:It is HIPPA like a female hippo. While I'm completely avoiding  I've just learned that Hippa is a genus of decapod crustaceans in the family Hippidae, not the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.Hippa is crabs and prawns (shrimps) 
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blackswordca posted:The front end is fine, tickets can be submitted, nobody can log into the backend to pull tickets to work on them. Say hello to getting yelled at for poor metrics then.
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Oct 21, 2013 21:47
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We have a locally hosted Jira setup going on here. You can now get a hosted version if you want. Someone in our other office decided that rather than even trying to get stuff setup on our Jira to setup a hosted instance of it and tie it into what ever systems they need to use (mainly Salesforce). All of this was done without any consultation with IT at all. Now the bleed over has started. 6am Monday morning I received an email asking to be made an admin. 615 am a new email was sent out, cc'ing a few directors too, basically going from asking for project admin to what essentially amounts to full domain admin. This is not going to end well.
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Oct 27, 2013 23:43
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couldcareless posted:Got the best ticket today from a very scared teacher that had tried to google "cuckold" for a class, but did a very poor spelling of it, yielding "cockhold." I'm not entirely convinced that 'cuckold' would have worked much better. dictionary posted:cuck•old (kŭkˈəld, ko͝okˈ-)
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Oct 28, 2013 22:55
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blackswordca posted:An email came in: To be fair, if you did manage to break it that would have been pretty impressive.
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Oct 28, 2013 23:20
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"Everything is broken, gah, you an't do anything right" Looks to see what is broken, fixes it, doesn't have time to email saying things should be working now before "Don't worry about it, it fixed itself"
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Nov 6, 2013 23:58
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KillHour posted:Were you going to shoot the drive, or shoot at the drive? Please say the former. Both 
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Needy User posted:Heya, I'm going to go with 'no' on that one.
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Dr. Arbitrary posted:Serious question: Unless you work for Bing or something, is there any reason to not use 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4? Come to Australia and have your local DNS requests go to America and back? My ISP also provides a free *nix mirror as long as I'm using their DNS servers too.
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door.jar posted:Is it bad that I made sure my email inbox was 97% full before I left for vacation? Doubly so if you have Google Apps or some such where you've got 30G of space.
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