csydas

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by csydas 3y ago
I can appreciate that, but let me share my experience at a position I had as I've dealt with this a lot and the work became untenable. The team I lead is pretty good, not perfect of course, but we tend to get the desired results and ev
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by csydas 3y ago
I think the author found the reason pretty clearly; this is the issue I run into all the time when a shit-task is thrown at my team. There are simply too many people bringing tasks that need to be done, but not necessarily by our team. I am
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by csydas 3y ago
I'm not sure how common it is over Europe, but at least in Prague and in Amsterdam, there are very active campaigns regarding respectful noise levels in the major city areas, which most people seem to be pretty okay with. I still see h
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by csydas 3y ago
I agree with your interpretation, but I'd like to also offer another way to view this phenomenon that Spotify's higher execs also missed: Spotify is lucky and has found a way to monetize a feature that is readily and freely availa
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by csydas 3y ago
I don't agree with this conclusion on the number of flags for the GNU core utils relating to it's composability; the flags are natural advanced extensions of what the tool is meant to do, and even without the flags the tools are s
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by csydas 3y ago
exactly; if you know what these systems are doing it's easier to be comfortable with it, but it's still very annoying/long for every single login. and we've done such a good job of training users to detect suspicious beh
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by csydas 3y ago
I'm explaining it poorly; think about the urls for common authentication redirects and how it usually looks when you go through an SSO portal. Probably you start at a page like: sso.company.com When you try to access a service, you&#x2
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by csydas 3y ago
>There is a cost every time a user has to re-authenticate. There is a cost in resources to handle the extra authentications. There is a cost in complexity to maintain and extend the system doing authentication. I think this is definitely
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by csydas 3y ago
I can relate to this, especially as someone from a technical management position that has to fight such decisions frequently to try to protect my team from such pointless exercises in stress. > I've also seen a lot of people give up
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by csydas 3y ago
Genuine curiosity, do I understand it correctly you specifically make a sub-directory under the default ~/Documents directory for the purpose of managing your documents? I don't find this weird or unusual at all, just different th
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by csydas 3y ago
Not sure if you'll see this, but while you are correct Teams doesn't do proper markdown, it does handle HTML fairly well even just copy/pasting it into the post; it converts to Teams' markup language pretty well. For a f
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by csydas 3y ago
Oh, thank you for sharing this :) I was not aware. I wish it "converted", but it is at least a nice starting point.
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by csydas 3y ago
What exactly is wrong with this? Powerpoint could easily be used for fast notes in a form that likely will be used to present to others in a similar fashion, has online storage with Microsoft 365 subscriptions, pre-made themes and privacy t
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by csydas 3y ago
Er, it doesn't matter though :) Federal "spook" agencies do the same thing and are equally above the law. You can't know really if your past business partners joined you for a fun evening just because or if their multi-l
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by csydas 3y ago
Er, it was never a strategy in the first place? Or this is just a joke? :) But to be clear, law enforcement agents (all as far as I'm aware) are allowed to do illegal things to catch their mark. In the US at least, this is not entrapme
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by csydas 3y ago
I am looking forward to it, but with different models that I don't think are quite there yet. We have been trialing this with our support team for awhile and a lot of higher execs were ready to sign off and dump rather large sums on so
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by csydas 3y ago
as a non-australian but native English speaker, I found the video annoying because it's padded and the jokes/sarcasm weren't really all that funny. If you trim out his YouTube-OverReactions, I think the video goes down to lik
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by csydas 3y ago
yes, that's why I wrote in the 2nd to last paragraph that this is just _my_ interpretation :) The sect I was a part of did not honor Saints, it instead focused on the JC boy.
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by csydas 3y ago
note: I don't believe in any religion, but grew up christian Jesus' callout here was on their callout; the story of Jesus in the Bible if you subscribe to Jesus was that he was the real deal and sent to close the previous covenant
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by csydas 3y ago
I can completely get that understanding; I'm not enough of a programmer to really make sense of a lot of low level code, but enough that I can understand the type of issues they've solved and how they did it. I suspect you are cor
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by csydas 3y ago
I think this is my biggest issue with the enterprise file sharing solutions; it's way too hard to manage access to files and to do simple sharing. like at face value it seems easy if you just want to drop a file to a friend or coworker
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by csydas 3y ago
out of curiosity what do you use it for in the non-professional realm? just interested since honestly reaper looks very intimidating as an outsider looking in
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by csydas 3y ago
maturity of a project definitely matters; in larger businesses, the maturity of a product and how long it's had to "get past the teething stage" is very important, and for projects with public repos/issue trackers, you c
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by csydas 3y ago
>Directories full of stuff is similar to websites with URL paths like "/site.php?page_id=18231238". Or even better when subdomains get involved and it looks like "secure3.action.domain.com/admin.php?page=123424&q
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by csydas 3y ago
https://www.reaper.fm/purchase.php >You may use the discounted license if: > - You are an individual, and REAPER is only for your personal use, or > - You are an individual or business using REAPER commercially, an
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by csydas 3y ago
in advance I agree with a more cynical point as well, but I think we need to consider that there's equally plausible and more positive potential reasons - if there is success in the UK, relevant persons at Apple can make a more compell
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by csydas 3y ago
assuming that the security administrators of the systems you want to run the script on haven't followed Microsoft's 'recommendations' and basically made powershell unusable on the systems due to random GPOs ;) PS is &#x2
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by csydas 3y ago
but it doesn’t really work in the private sector. MBOs are common for US companies and to this day i’ve got teams across other departments that haven’t met MBO at 100% for years but the higher management seems it okay. the minimum work is
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by csydas 3y ago
It's not free, it's about $6 USD per user per month for the basic edition, and as high as $22 USD per user per month for all the bells and whistles. [0] Many bulk license discounts usually apply, but the narrative of "free an
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by csydas 3y ago
Well, I get where you're coming from but I don't think that the _market_ tells this. Not really. Maybe it's okay for businesses and the market, but it affects individual users. The market/business maybe pays the bills, b

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