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Kyrosiris posted:Also 27" monitors are big. Hahaha. No. Try 40" or 43" 4K 
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Methylethylaldehyde posted:You could also set up an access point or two specifically for just the body cams, shove them on their own vlan and set the radios to whatever frequency you aren't using for your main network and let them have at. This! Bonus if they support 5GHz.
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Arquinsiel posted:This is inviting disaster when they forget their phone someday... Yeah no way I'm trusting that feature.
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Just deny his specific account the ability to make manual edits. And don't tell anyone you did. Best suggestion yet 
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Gorau posted:A power surge came in!  What SCADA software do you run?
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fishmech posted:There's really nothing wrong with having 98 exposed to the internet these days - almost no malware runs on it anymore. It's all about the 0days now 
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blackswordca posted:Welp, looks like all the I's dotted and T's crossed. Giving notice Monday and starting at the new job two weeks later. 
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Ugato posted:It surprises me how that speech somehow becomes more true the older I get.
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Haven't people heard of dymo labelmakers?!
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Geemer posted:You joke, but they're still fixing all the European clocks that derive time from 50Hz AC instead of network or atomic clock. This sounds super hosed up, got a source?
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dogstile posted:Everyone in Europe laughs at UK FTFY
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MisterOblivious posted:"Kids are smart with computers they've had tech their whole lives!" I feel that the generation that grew up with the evolution of computing from Amiga/DOS through the early versions of Windows have a leg up on both the generation before AND after. Growing up with tinkering to get poo poo to work builds skills that are harder to develop otherwise. Younger people who grew up with modern(ish) computers and smartphones seem less savvy. Of course this is just my impression and I could we wildly wrong.
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TheFluff posted:Nah. You literally cannot buy working wifi in consumer devices. It does not exist. Maybe for enterprise it's different but in practice it's noticeably flaky no matter the setup. It works fine most of the time, but that's not good enough. Reliable networks exist, even in consumer devices, but they use cables. At home, I have an Asus RT-AC68U. My desktop has essentially unbroken line of sight to it, and it's maybe five meters away. I run on the 5GHz band and there are pretty much no other SSID's visible on that band where I live. I usually only connect one device to the wifi at a time, and most of the time I can get 4-500 megabits/s, which is pretty much as good as you can reasonably expect. Under these close to ideal conditions though, wifi is still loving wifi. You get ping spikes, you get dropped packets, and I can only actually use my gigabit internet connection if I use it from my NAS (which is connected to the router with a cable). The wifi service in Windows has a long standing bug that makes it derp out every once in a while and start causing 1-2 second ping spikes every 30 seconds unless you turn off the wireless autoconfig service. At work where basically everyone connects via wifi and we do have enterprise AP's setup, it still doesn't work reliably and occasionally flakes out. I have a similar problem with an Asus 5GHz card, generally works if I use the Asus driver and not the MS one, but ... still issues. This is like 3 meters from the router, with near line of sight.
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Allegedly Allergic posted:Woke up very early this morning to a torrent of alert messages regarding a European partner of ours. A $5 vps would have saved them from that...
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AlexDeGruven posted:I tried working from my mom's place up north a couple of weeks ago. She's on satellite internet. Everything was fine when I was working in email, chat, etc. But as soon as I had to SSH into something I noped the gently caress out of there. 660ms *average* round-trip means typing is a nightmare. Decided to take a half day after fighting with it for about 10 minutes. I used SSH over SATCOM for 3.5 years (navy service), only the weak give up, the rest of us become good at blind-typing without making errors  Also have you heard of mosh?
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blackswordca posted:An email came in How nice of them! 
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It's possible to rent a generator, you know...
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Partycat posted:You’re supposed to rent it before the outage not during it . Prior Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance
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A month's fare with NSB (Norwegian railways) from my home (about 70km from Oslo) to Oslo is £265 including local mass transit within zone 1 (all subway lines, most bus lines).
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BallerBallerDillz posted:Page 4? Yes.
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spog posted:poo poo job >> no job. Not emptyquoting.
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nielsm posted:This was also a bug in Windows NT 4, approximately 20 years ago. Oh don't worry, someone will find the same bug in 20 years time, too
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Corsair Pool Boy posted:Software engineers are some of the most computer illiterate people on the planet. This is so true.
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pr0digal posted:We're doing a server room move this weekend and we're now in the phase of "verify everything is up and do client cabling" Fibre runs to desktop? What the gently caress?
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spankmeister posted:In certain high-security environments it can also be a requirement for TEMPEST Yeah, I've worked with that poo poo before, in the navy. All workstations were on fibre, and laptops needed a media converter with a very short ethernet cable.
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SamDabbers posted:Kinda surprising they didn't just order the laptops with an SFP cage. You can even get laptops with that? Pretty sure you couldn't back in 2005, heh.
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guppy posted:Rule one of dealing with project managers is to pretend they don't exist since you will be doing 100% of their job anyway. That's the sad truth...
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Jul 24, 2018 21:53
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null_pointer posted:Just tried this. Now there are two processes, both eating huge chunks of CPU. gently caress me. Ah, process whack-a-mole, always fun.
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Why hate on dot matrix? They're reliable and pretty much foolproof. I have an Oki microline 182 (iirc) somewhere that probably still works if I drop in a new ribbon...
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The amount of mental gymnastics involved in the barefaced robbery of Joe Q. Public that is the american healthcare system is mindboggling.
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GreenNight posted:Do any of you give users two power cords for laptops? We have some babies who demand two cords so they can have one at home at all times. I have one in my bag, one in the docking and one at home? Adapters are cheap, heh.
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Jaded Burnout posted:It is only thanks to £95/hr that I'm happy to put up with emails like this: I'd ask for more...
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Oct 16, 2018 15:24
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Advanced usage of WordPerfect was magic considering when it was made...
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 I want those prices here  In phone-related news, I've apparently sent 260+ texts this month, heh.
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:I got my first cell phone in 1987 (Carpack from Motorola) because I was in the Army and had more cash than sense. God drat.
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Oof. Don't remind me. I started out with an old Motorola in '99, then a Nokia 3210... I remember the old Ericsson phone too... Ugh.
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mehall posted:Nah, gently caress that. Unless I'm specifically on call, I'm not reliably reachable. I mean, most of the time my boss could get me through personal channels, though we've not had a need for that yet, but if I'm not paid to work, I ain't at work. Remote or not. My work phone goes on silent at 4:30 pm, and no one at work have my personal cell number. It's not listed anywhere either, so best of luck trying to get it.
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Jonny Nox posted:One the most important lessons my father ever imparted to me was refusing to let anyone answer the phone or the door during meal times. Over the years we missed exactly 0 important messages. This is a good lesson, shame it seems to have gone out the window for a lot of people.
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Jaded Burnout posted:I've just got the joke of why it's called Route 53. Yeah... About that TIL 
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