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TITTIEKISSER69 posted:I pronounce the first syllable of Entra the same as Entry... I don't feel so good
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNHZoHnp00c&t=81s (Should be cued up to 1:21) TITTIEKISSER69 posted:I pronounce the first syllable of Entra the same as Entry
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sfwarlock posted:What is it about sitting at a computer that makes people's brains stop working? We have a third-party service that will integrate with AD for SSO Real Soon Now, but in the meantime people need to log in separately. I always wonder if they are just as incompetent in their actual job at that point, and then contemplate how they are probably paid more than I am. Then I drink. TITTIEKISSER69 posted:I pronounce the first syllable of Entra the same as Entry, but not long ago I was helping someone with MS Authenticator and they said their account was labeled awn-tra. Our own people couldn’t seem to agree on how to pronounce Azure. Az-yoor, Uh-zhour, A-jhoor…
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TITTIEKISSER69 posted:I pronounce the first syllable of Entra the same as Entry, but not long ago I was helping someone with MS Authenticator and they said their account was labeled awn-tra. Hughmoris posted:I don't feel so good 
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johnny park posted:Wait is it supposed to be awn-try? https://itinerarium.github.io/phoneme-synthesis/?w=/%27en.tra/ The IPA trascription is " 'en.tra ". SlowBloke fucked around with this message at 21:53 on Apr 16, 2024 |
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Sirotan posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNHZoHnp00c&t=81s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yF3of5VRcNA
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SlowBloke posted:https://itinerarium.github.io/phoneme-synthesis/?w=/%27en.tra/ I don't drink IPAs, too bitter
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Is this thread a safe space to yell into the void
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Internet Explorer posted:it's all we do IF YOU SEE A USER HAD A BRUTE FORCE ATTEMPT ON THEIR VPN DON'T UNLOCK IT AND CHANGE THE PASSWORD TO "changeme" AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHGHHHVHHHHFDGJJHGFFGHJJGFVVGGHHBBBHHHHHHHHHH
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Renegret posted:IF YOU SEE A USER HAD A BRUTE FORCE ATTEMPT ON THEIR VPN Yeah but at least it will be changed at a fast pace for once!!! Just not by the user.
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sfwarlock posted:Actually, no,. Just one of the many things people have screamed at me over the last two+ decades thinking it's the magic password to turn me from "Lazy IT Fuckup" to "Understanding The Greater Context Of The Problem And Actually Putting Effort Into It". I once heard "but I'm a tenured professor!" His clinic was offline because some idiot with a backhoe did the usual thing. Sorry buddy, that takes as long as it takes.
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Post your favorite (derogatory) Microsoft product names (current or old) : Mine is 'Lync for Business'
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Bone Crimes posted:Post your favorite (derogatory) Microsoft product names (current or old) : Groupwise
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Bone Crimes posted:Post your favorite (derogatory) Microsoft product names (current or old) : Bob
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Renegret posted:Groupwise gently caress you for resurfacing my trauma.
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Bone Crimes posted:Post your favorite (derogatory) Microsoft product names (current or old) : Internet Explorer
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Renegret posted:IF YOU SEE A USER HAD A BRUTE FORCE ATTEMPT ON THEIR VPN  Diqnol posted:Internet Explorer hey now be nice 
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Renegret posted:Groupwise lmao. Sigh nexxai posted:Bob Classic
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mllaneza posted:I once heard "but I'm a tenured professor!" A few years ago, some manager at a major telecom went off on us because they had lost redundancy on a number of cell phone towers. Just redundancy, services were completely fine. He ripped our enterprise manager a new one and threatened to completely pull all of their contracts with us over the lousy service. The reason for the disruptions? A hurricane ripping through the Gulf coast completely washing away a gently caress ton of fiber. The good bit is that we had 800 gigs worth of bandwidth sold to us by that same company which was down for days but, you know, that's fine because it can't be helped. Even without the hurricane, those circuits went down monthly right up until we cancelled service and switched to someone else who was equally terrible. Our enterprise manager is an alcoholic and honestly I don't blame him.
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Renegret posted:IF YOU SEE A USER HAD A BRUTE FORCE ATTEMPT ON THEIR VPN 
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Renegret posted:IF YOU SEE A USER HAD A BRUTE FORCE ATTEMPT ON THEIR VPN Is this your problem? :-D https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/04/cisco-warns-of-large-scale-credential-compromise-attack-thats-likely-to-get-bigger/
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Bone Crimes posted:Post your favorite (derogatory) Microsoft product names (current or old) : Groove. Imagine an Access Database. Now imagine that database has a peer to peer data sync engine stapled to it. Now duct tape access controls and user accounts to it.
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 (not my photo) My brain is not working today so the best I've got is something about aging IT infrastructure.
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Arquinsiel posted:That's what I was angling at. There are people who genuinely believe that there are magic codes that do everything. Just zero understanding of the world and a wild sense of entitlement. They live in a different world. A world where if you just convince someone it's important - or put leverage on them via their chain of command - poo poo happens faster. "Rules" (policies) are bent or worked around. Because people can do it, but they don't have the authority. It's a totally different world. Richard Feynman said it best: For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled. Bone Crimes posted:Post your favorite (derogatory) Microsoft product names (current or old) : Microsoft Works.
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door.jar posted:
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Internet Explorer posted:Is this your problem? :-D Maybe? I would guess so. For us it's been going on for significantly longer than March 18th. That user's specific username is in there but the IPs we're seeing the attacks come from are very different. I'll take a closer look when I get in today and not at rear end o'clock while I'm feeding a baby Our response to it as an organization was embarrassingly bad and nothing got done until my boss threw his hands up on the air and told everyone, gently caress it we're gonna do it ourselves. So we're not security, don't have access to the ASA, but we have a hammer and god dammit we're not afraid to use it.
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sfwarlock posted:
"what if we made Office, but worse in every possible respect?"
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Fil5000 posted:"what if we made Office, but worse in every possible respect?" Office for mac in the 2000s?
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Jaded Burnout posted:Office for mac in the 2000s? For most of its life, Office for Mac has been a really good product. The places where it falls down in comparison are places where Office for Windows has an important feature that depends on a Windows API that the Mac devs simply cannot access.
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The reason Word for Windows skipped version number 3, 4, 5 and went straight from 2 to 6 was to catch up to all the Word for Mac releases they had made in the meantime. And that then caused the version numbers of the rest of the programs to get bumped when it was all rebranded as part of a single Office suite with the 7.0 "Office 95" release.
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The problem with Office for Mac has never been that it's a bad product. The problem with Office for Mac is that it doesn't work the same way as Office for Windows and it never has. The UI is different, the keyboard shortcuts are different, features are different. I heard once that it is or was a completely different team, but I have no idea if that's true. Moving between them is an exercise in frustration.
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"Person in charge of product versioning for Microsoft" sounds like the kind of ironic job they would give you in hell.
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Bone Crimes posted:Post your favorite (derogatory) Microsoft product names (current or old) : How about  
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Data Graham posted:"Person in charge of product versioning for Microsoft" sounds like the kind of ironic job they would give you in hell. Based on how they named the Xbox series of consoles I assume they just give the job to whoever has been most recently concussed.
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Data Graham posted:How about Combine this with adding a NEW badge to the icon, just to extra rub it in that no one sensible has ever been involved in rebranding decisions
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The existence of Teams (work or school) reminds me of the time they had a genuine go at trying to position Teams as something that families would use to manage their schedules with and keep in touch with each other. Imagine the Teams ringtone playing out and it's your partner wanting to discuss buying plants, the shame of it all.
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