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by igetspam 3y ago
This sounds like where I am right now. Made some bad choices in alignment and I'm flat. Maybe I'll crawl out, maybe I won't. I have an exit strategy though, so in the long run, it will pay off.
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by igetspam 3y ago
In my next life, I want this. I work 4x what you do but make double. It's very often not worth it. Your priorities are right. When my cost of living goes down, I'll join you.
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by igetspam 3y ago
I don't always have good days and I love that there are things like this. Some of those quotes have me rolling.
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by igetspam 3y ago
I appreciate your sacrifice and thank you for the review. I won't waste my time.
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by igetspam 3y ago
Thank you for the clarification. The descriptions I'm seeing imply that your telemetry code is embedded in network enabled devices. It's good to know that this data collection only applies to your whitebox.
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by igetspam 3y ago
Thank you. I appreciate the response. My ISP can do what they want with their equipment but I prefer anything inside my firewall to not phone home.
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by igetspam 3y ago
What do you mean, they clearly spell out how little they collect, in their privacy policy: > The amount of personally identifiable information stored by SamKnows is limited to; name, email, and address. All metadata and personally identi
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by igetspam 3y ago
What firewall rules can I put in place to block whatever telemetry my devices are shipping to you?
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by igetspam 3y ago
As someone raised in a major religion who opted out, I can confirm that I quickly became an outside to my religious community. I don't feel it was much of a loss though. The only reason I knew those people was church. This is probably
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by igetspam 3y ago
Yes. It's a pro-birth movement, not life. Life lasts a long time and that's expensive and "something she should have thought about before having kids" or some such gymnastics. These same folks will gladly spit on a child
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by igetspam 3y ago
When everyone is a contractor, you actually have to treat them they way too. That means there are benefits and supportive actions you cannot take or they become an employee by the implication. Then you may have to setup a local business, co
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by igetspam 3y ago
We have a pretty geographically diverse remote team. It's wildly complicated to deal with, both from a team side and the HR side. Coordinating conversations with everyone when they're spread all over the world leaves very few poss
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by igetspam 3y ago
None of this is true. It doesn't encourage password reuse but it does protect against it. I've also never found a single site that wouldn't let me reset MFA, even if the support process was painful and slow. FWIW, password r
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by igetspam 3y ago
He addresses this in the comments and confirms that he got it wrong.
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by igetspam 3y ago
It does. See my comments above about the pain though
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by igetspam 3y ago
I used to feel this way but the cloud version seems to have gone the opposite direction in recent years. Don't get me wrong, there's still some complicated config you can do but my new gripe is that there are parts that are too li
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by igetspam 3y ago
100%! The unit of tracking for how we think of things is some highly overloaded version of "project" which could mean project or team or org or repo or short lived event plan or anything else. Our terminology is probably wrong an
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by igetspam 3y ago
This was my take on ClickUp too. Lots of promise but not yet usable.
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by igetspam 3y ago
When you have infinite resources and a propensity for NIH, you can do a lot. GUTS is far superior to most ITIL projects but it will never see the light of day. It wasn't always good though. It was Remedy first and it evolved slowly awa
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by igetspam 3y ago
Better is subjective. It's less flexible now and it's not perfect. It has arbitrary constraints that make things hard (no cross Jira project tracking, wtf?) but it's as good as anything else and it's familiar.
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by igetspam 3y ago
I'd say the automation is better but more complicated. I feel bad for ZenHub. The new GitHub Projects is good enough that you can stop using ZenHub and not miss much. I think GitHub just killed their business. I love they cross proje
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by igetspam 3y ago
One of the things we struggle with is cross repo consistency. Take something like labels. They apply at the repo level and not the project level, so when you add issues from multiple repos, managing labels becomes an administrative task. V
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by igetspam 3y ago
I have spent the last 14 years hating Jira. It's terrible software. It makes me angry to use, on a regular basis. Know what though? I've used almost every other option in the last two years. They're all worse. We currently u
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by igetspam 3y ago
Fi support is garbage. I've had so many issues. I'm busy and tired all the time or I'd have left. I hope the day comes where they shutter the thing adti finally have a forcing function.
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by igetspam 3y ago
She sounds adorable! Mine doesn't bite any more but there are still fits of uncontrollable emotion. They very much grok other people's feelings though and are quick with empathy.
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by igetspam 3y ago
Did you seriously include "won't cheat" or did you plant that there to see if people read this?
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by igetspam 3y ago
I want to downvote you for sentimental reasons. I won't but I want to.
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by igetspam 3y ago
Can you describe your bad vs good? I'm tussling with this right now and getting feedback can be difficult because of dynamics. Outsiders often have great feedback.
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by igetspam 3y ago
I can appreciate this. I can also appreciate your decision to disagree. One could argue that there are improvements to be had in our emergency call centers but having lived in both urban and rural environments, I feel confident that emergen
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by igetspam 3y ago
That's our plan. A simple device that allows for emergency use. Call mom, dad, trusted friend, 911. But our kid is young and limits are hard. As they age up, this will evolve.

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