csydas

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by csydas 4y ago
As written several times, the delays appeared unexpected due to COVID and later the war in Ukraine. Again, what exactly should be done in such a situation? Also, what about such a situation makes verbally abusing support personnel reasonabl
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by csydas 4y ago
Can you explain why? It's not something under most people's control except for customs and the shipping. At a certain point it's not something the shipper can influence. What would be the appropriate action to such a situatio
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by csydas 4y ago
No one said we didn't ;) Please reread it, the issue was that due to world conditions it took longer than expected, which was explained but not accepted
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by csydas 4y ago
Er, perhaps you misread. The shirt was on its way but shipping was slow due to world issues. No one is doing a bait and switch, the reality was that it just wasnt on the timeline they wanted and they did not accept this.
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by csydas 4y ago
Just my experience, but I think it's that Free engages a senses of entitlement because in many people's minds, Free means it's rightfully theirs and that any action that inhibits their ability to get what is theirs is an offe
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by csydas 4y ago
This is an okay definition but it spreads the definition a little thin as you're conflating Player vs Player (PVP) and Player vs Monster (PVM) tanks. With PVM, there is no focus from the monsters directly, they have aggression algorith
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by csydas 4y ago
I don't think it's being portrayed as news first, as it's just the first hard proof that a lot of these actors have investments and how they maintain their wealth and life styles despite the heavy scrutiny and weight of sanct
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by csydas 4y ago
To add to this, the core of the S3 argument (specifically with AWS and Azure) is based on the premise that AWS/Azure (AA from now) are too big to fail and to go anywhere, but I don't think that it has any bearing on whether the sp
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by csydas 4y ago
I'm always very mixed on PowerShell as it can be quite useful and it's mature enough in windows that it really does simplify a lot of windows administration tasks to be trivial and can save a ton of time there by having a nice and
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by csydas 4y ago
Can you expand on this a bit? Which element regarding censorship does Blockchain help prevent? I ask earnestly as it feels like a forgone conclusion but depending on what you refer to I'm not sure it is. My initial thought is about fre
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by csydas 5y ago
Still write it out before hand in some note app, then do your brief introduction and warn there's a wall of text coming. This works just fine for PM/DM communication, as you prepare your scenario ahead of time, but still have a sh
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by csydas 5y ago
While I get what you're saying (and can even agree to some point), I would suggest consider that there are many different types of chats and business uses for chat. Basically, a lot of people have to pay attention to chats, but until t
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by csydas 5y ago
I want to second and elaborate on the above statement. As I work heavily with backups, this is something that is fraught with a lot of arm-chair analyses, which I will try to avoid, and instead focus on just how the industry has reacted. Fo
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by csydas 5y ago
It's not really a clear statement, and I think it also sort of misses the goal of deletion policies. The above statement for me reads with the implication that it only checks accessibility by the party responsible for the data, as the
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by csydas 5y ago
> How can we stop the murdering Russian/Saudi/Talian regimes if their people can't seem to find the power to do it themselves? Well first by ensuring there are channels and means for them to get out of the news cycle that
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by csydas 5y ago
No, it really doesn't follow. The subset of russians living in germany who approve of the war has no bearing or relationship to all russians. The "living in germany" part doesn't contradict the same concerns that those l
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by csydas 5y ago
I'm actually not sure this is entirely accurate; I used a Mac basically all my life (OS 7 all the way to current) and never had a Windows based machine until well into my 20's, so Quicktime and I were good friends for a long time.
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by csydas 5y ago
Sure, for me I focus on a few aspects: 1. What are the high priority projects? 2. What must have my attention? What can be delegated and monitored? What can be delegated and forgotten? What is in our responsibilities and what needs to be re
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by csydas 5y ago
I get that. For me this works because I gave myself permission to do what I think US culture (where I grew up) forbids us to do; set clear boundaries. Not acting rude or harsh to people, but instead just being honest and protective of our t
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by csydas 5y ago
I think that mostly I agree with the author, that there is a religious following of the long hours/never sleep work model. What has worked for me, as I am over worked and spend far too much time on meetings at all off hours, is flexibl
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by csydas 5y ago
Yes but equally powerful actors (relatively speaking) are interested in such resources and attacks, and can ensure the same high level of comfort for the attackers, so it's probably a wash. When they always have a safe haven to run to
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by csydas 5y ago
There are. Please understand there are many voices in Russia, and many are furious and terrified.
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by csydas 5y ago
If you're talking about .DS_Store, understand that it's not just by comparison that it's better; .DS_Store does a lot for MacOS users and while they have no idea that .DS_Store does this, your average Mac user probably would
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by csydas 5y ago
TBH, synology and qnap have awful track records when it comes to data integrity and cause a ton of issues even when using the software the "intended" way. SMB is a chatty protocol in general which makes it hard to troubleshoot, an
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by csydas 5y ago
While I am grateful you list the options for many, please understand I was in a position where I was too "rich" for all these options (more than 25k), but too poor for effective insurance ($45k+) I don't feel this is a trivia
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by csydas 5y ago
I feel this article buries its focus in a lot of narrative, as the core point is very accurate I believe but you have 2400 words to try to explain "not everyone handles bad situations the same way" This is a really tough article f
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by csydas 5y ago
You're very welcome. Vouching again as I have no idea why you got down voted. I really do feel bad that your post was a vaulting point for me to rant, but I do get why a developer would want such things. I'm not a web dev, so for
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by csydas 5y ago
I can appreciate that, but my counter is simple: It worked before, and I have no idea why changes need to be made that aren't universally supported; as a user there is no benefit for me that I'm aware of, and no site to my knowled
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by csydas 5y ago
I vouched for you as I don't think you should be down voted for having an option as a developer. I don't know why others are disagreeing (I assume this is why they down vote), but I am not fond of your statement because it hits a
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by csydas 5y ago
It goes both ways. Office is both an expectation on postings that don't actually know how to assess technical knowledge so the creator(s) of the postings just make up whatever is tough for them and also seems like it's a highly te

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