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You’re not going to get through the pitckfork mobs, silent reservation is the only winning move for us while the masses use this as a moment to point and say “s
by rho138 2y ago
You’re not going to get through the pitckfork mobs, silent reservation is the only winning move for us while the masses use this as a moment to point and say “see, finally, I told you _this_ would happen.”
- BrandoElFollito 2y agoI know, but this is infuriating. I am the first to point to dumb decisions, usually Gartner-based, to buy the "top right quadrant" software when much better is available. However, using them would require knowledge and understanding of your needs and not being backed by an army of consultants. And then there is the useful software to buy. A good EDR is one of them. You have nothing on the open-source market (which I use a lot, supporting the developers through whatever they put in place) and CS is very good. They fucked up great this time but it is fortunately a reversible fuck-up. Not the one where you need to reinstall or you lost data (the latter is less certain, but at least for end users this is not the case). People who are bigots of one of the extremes ("open source is not professional software" or "commercial software is a scam") do not work in other's worlds. I can be proud of my home lab (I am) but it will not scale to the 500,000 devices I deal with at work. I know that what I am doing makes sense on my laptop, but this is far, far from being the case with the 60,000 users who do stupid things. One day in the world of the "enemy" would change a lot of minds.