brazzledazzle

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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I don't know if it's a red flag but it's something that should be followed up on to determine if it's a sign of one. Just like there are situations where containers aren't appropriate there are situations where they
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
If you're willing to put the work in you can use the coax drops and runs as pulling line for cat, new coax (if you want to keep it) and real pulling line (to leave tied at the top and bottom of each drop if you ever need to run somethi
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
In windows it just marks the file for cutting (transparent/greyed out state). If you cancel the cut (say by copying or cutting something else) it removes the mark.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
You can move a file with shortcut keys but (very counter-intuitively) it's more paste while cutting rather than cut and paste. Hit Command+c like a copy but instead of Command+v hit Command+Option+v. Add it to the long list on macOS an
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I don't frequently read The Register but every time I've read their articles over the years it's been a bit tongue-in-cheek and quirky so this fits.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Don't forget forcing everyone to their SaaS offering only to be shown not to have a validated disaster recovery plan that resulted in almost 2 weeks (4/5-4/17) of consecutive downtime for many customers. Cherry on top was the
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
With these servers/services you can usually chain to another identity source (e.g. ldap directory+kerberos) so that would fall to the origin identity service. But even if you don't chain it the owner of OIDC provider will usually
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Some of their effort goes toward maintaining an exclusive hold on their botnet too. Patching them while maintaining control or blocking the vulnerability they used from being utilized by others.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
At least Ubuntu has an LTS version you can use to ignore the names for a few years.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I think you have to either maintain a map between names and version numbers in your head or dispense with the names entirely.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I don’t think anything is “wrong” with you but experience and observation suggests it’s hard to prioritize that exclusively without becoming miserable or lonely. My father always said “are you more interested in being right or winning?” and
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I assume you mean young children since older children and adults would respect your boundaries. If you do mean older children and other adults and they're not behaving ridiculously perhaps there's another issue at play impacting y
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
There are times where if you stay on a fandom wiki too long on mobile you'll have a noticeable dent in battery percentage and a distinctly warmer phone. "Unusable" is being generous.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
So you have agency in theory but not in practice? I don't know many coworkers who can afford to live anywhere near our office aside from management and people far along on the technical promotion path. Every state, city and area is dif
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
When the death, strife and pain climate change is bringing becomes impossible to ignore at least we'll be able to say we were able to increase collaboration and shareholder value.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
If the only exercise you were getting before really was what you got from the walking you did at work why not incorporate walks around your neighborhood into your day?
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Who is everyone and what does dedicated setup mean when they say it? You say it has to be an entire room but for me and most folks I work with outside of management that's a desk somewhere in their house like their room, family room or
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
>Unity has been extremely wishy-washy on how they even plan to track this mentioning proprietary systems they can't elaborate on and your only recourse is to appeal if you think they got the numbers wrong. They must know that their
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
It doesn’t matter what my political views are. The fact of the matter is that there are spaces online for this type of discourse and HN isn’t one of them. There are good reasons for that. This is made abundantly clear here: https:/&#x
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Probably because they have an axe to grind and can’t stop themselves from souring every discussion by turning it toward politics. I see this happening more and more on HN and I hate it because this is one of the places I like to go when I n
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Worth pointing out that you should always ask even when you think you don't need to. It's easy to think that a micromanager is always obvious to anyone outside their team but that's not a given. Some managers are very aware o
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I don't even think it was a deprecation for a new product, just a standard version deprecation. Office Communicator became Lync and Lync became Skype for Business. They were successive major "versions" that came with rebrandi
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Oh right, it was Office Communicator, then Lync and finally Skype for Business. And I think each somehow managed to get both worse and drop features.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
The switch cost wasn't exactly nil. As far as I'm aware most cisco stuff came with a commitment to a per-device, per-user or per-seat license and support for a period of time where the cost of those is reduced more the longer you
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Based on their features and bug fixes in their releases and how it got progressively worse in terms of reliability/performance for the backend: I think it was clear they made a decision to stop investing/prioritizing it and only t
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Funny thing about Skype for Business is it was a last ditch attempt to revitalize the image of Office Communicator, an absolutely terrible enterprise instant messenger service with half baked group chat functionality. Might have also had vo
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I don't think you're wrong but it's also fair to say that Microsoft was actively trying to destroy Linux and open source in general. They were literally funding legal attacks open source software. They were also engaged in a
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I second these sensible protections. Also would recommend replicating your bucket as a DR measure. Ideally to another (infrequently used and separately secured) account. Even better if you do it to another region but I think another account
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I'm not playing this obnoxious game where we all pretend that this pretense is real. I'm not even sure what is gained from playing these games outside of a cable news segment where you're obfuscating things to confuse stupid
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
That's an excellent and fair point. Perhaps "resilience" is the wrong term for abused folks and it could be said as "ability to continue functioning at their usual level of dysfunction". I've seen enough exampl

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