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by ac50hz 5y ago
Hmm. .Mac and MobileMe always worked for me, happily synching my contacts and calendars. There was a hiccup when it was transitioned from .Mac to MobileMe which was blamed on my use of the mac.com variant of my account name instead of me.co
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by ac50hz 5y ago
+10 This is my experience with many different systems. I’ve found that mentoring and personal development identification techniques for what to learn, and when, can be helpful. Inviting a developer to be part of the decisions made regarding
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by ac50hz 5y ago
+10 An unwillingness to participate fully, or no active awareness or experience of actions and consequences can be frustrating and potentially dangerous. In a previous life I employed a type of 3-strikes and you’re out strategy. A trivial e
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by ac50hz 5y ago
+1 Working with someone else’s assumptions without first reviewing them inevitably leads to new problems. Because someone had a _faster_ way…
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by ac50hz 5y ago
The first assumption I make is,“I’m wrong.” Rather than assume the veracity of my thoughts or approach, or my memory of how things work or how I previously implemented something or solved a problem, I remind myself that I’ll save time and e
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by ac50hz 5y ago
I guess the network admin who skipped the classes on Network Fundamentals, has moved on from their recent placement in OVH, to Facebook, then to Google. Next stop AWS, firewall maintenance division?!
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by ac50hz 5y ago
Hmmm, what you’ve described is lack of responsibility of recognising one’s own failings. There’s no excuse for that.
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by ac50hz 5y ago
+10
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by ac50hz 5y ago
+10 I’ve worked with similar people and had similar experiences. They are negligent, never question their own abilities nor actions, and to compound this they don’t learn from the experiences. Whilst no-one is perfect, it’s always possible
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by ac50hz 5y ago
Ah yes, Jagubox :-) A/UX was easy to integrate into a mixed SunOS, Solaris, Irix network with liberal use of arch-dependent automounting.
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by ac50hz 5y ago
+1 A tech lead is a team lead, a diplomat, a politician, a planner, sometimes a shoulder, a mediator, an historian, and a responsible decision maker. They sometimes have an uncanny ability to predict behaviour, predict failures or predict t
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by ac50hz 5y ago
+1 Whilst I still use other tools too, Github Issues-only can help provide useful focus by limiting the options available to PMs and others.
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by ac50hz 5y ago
+1, this is my experience too.
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by ac50hz 5y ago
It’s time to patent patent-trolling…
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by ac50hz 5y ago
Powerline is your friend when you can’t lay new cables.