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Yeah but you have to be able to run non-approved exe's to do that and so many places still don't allow that.
by roxstar 16y ago
Yeah but you have to be able to run non-approved exe's to do that and so many places still don't allow that.
- joakin 16y agoEnterprise world... In my job even the developer computers are really closed down, its really anoying (Thanks vim for the not-administrative rights exe also :D)
- cracell 16y agoLocking down my development machine would cause my resignation. I'm always amazed that people will put up with stuff like that.
- jcitme 16y agoyou're important enough in you company to "resign"? most of us peons here have to make do with "quittng"
- joakin 16y agoThats right, I told my boss this is shit, and he answered me that its the way it is and cannot be changed per security reasons. He is anoyed too. What he told me is that the system is designed for the normal users, so is as restricted as possible so that they cannot break it. Since more and more developers have been joining the company this is becoming a really anoying issue, but nobody of the people who have enough power and could force a change cares about this stuff. Personally, with my own custom system I would be very much productive, altough vim already boosted my productivity even being on windows (xp) ...