Ruxbin1986

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by Ruxbin1986 7y ago
On another note, while I admit there are good ADD Resources - many of them are geared towards parents, teachers, kids, doctors. I find resources for adult significantly lacking. And therapy is an option however many US Health Insurance plan
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by Ruxbin1986 7y ago
Is there a specific podcast, radio or band that you listen to?
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by Ruxbin1986 7y ago
Agreed entirely. ADHD is real and should be taken seriously. I've been tested positive by a non-quack in the 90s and again as an adult a few years ago. Building off of this especially the accountability section - when those with ADHD f
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by Ruxbin1986 7y ago
I wonder, if Microsoft did decided to increase the costs of it's product and services what's the best way to that? To me, that's all that's happening here. And the licenses purchase buy customer in the past weren't
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by Ruxbin1986 8y ago
Does anyone know the major departures during Ballmer? I know the original lead for Microsoft Windows Server Manager and MMC.exe literally quit and morale hit the absolutely floor among the entire organization. He eventually ended up at Amaz
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by Ruxbin1986 8y ago
I can't recall but I think many of them were User Interface related and rather specific. Not like the Apple claim of "Rounded Rectangles" but I will admit that it did appear even at face value that both Apple and Microsoft ha
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by Ruxbin1986 8y ago
So, We don't know what data Microsoft is sending back but for whatever reason we've somehow concluded it must be incredibly invasive to the point where it's spyware? If you are that concern with security. Use an air gaped dev
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by Ruxbin1986 8y ago
Steve Ballmer, technical bits aside. Just couldn't play as a successful CEO in PR Role. He was too aggressive, abrasive and even somewhat rude. Aside from that, one of thing most amusing things and one Ballmer excellent business moves
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by Ruxbin1986 8y ago
Where's that 80% figure? As far as I am aware, the Beats acquisition was successful. They bought their streaming music model and put that into Apple Music.
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by Ruxbin1986 8y ago
Yes, this is old as time but it's just now we've starting eating into positions that with a moderate education investment you could have a decent technical career. Now that isn't the case. The traditional system admin will ne
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by Ruxbin1986 8y ago
Capitalism won and in return we got Trump. That doesn't sound like winning.
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by Ruxbin1986 8y ago
Look at the cloudification or automation in Windows Products - Windows Updates are pushed through Intune over the internet, Exchange, SharePoint are all through Office 365. Entire On-Premise Datacenters are pushed to Azure. Yes, someone sti
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by Ruxbin1986 8y ago
The author is referring to traditional system administration - this is Windows - SCCM, SCOM, Exchange, SharePoint, VMware Virtualization, Citrix, Networking, etc. SRE or "DevOps" roles new roles that are similar to system administ
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by Ruxbin1986 8y ago
Absolutely not. Look at colleges like Devry or University of Phoenix. Little to no regulation in curriculum, incredibly expensive, etc.
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by Ruxbin1986 8y ago
"So I think the apocalypse is double-bladed: while automation kicks a bunch of current workers out by making them immediately redundant, it also freezes out the next generation by removing entry level jobs and not really replacing them
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by Ruxbin1986 8y ago
There are hundreds of thousands of people or System Administrators that have made life long careers out of managing networks, server farms, windows and linux systems since the early 90s. It's not fancy as software development or drives
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by Ruxbin1986 8y ago
As someone who's been in IT over a decade, I am concerned and so many IT folks are going to be blindly hit. Sure, some of them will still have positions the same or similar roles but there will be a crunch. The large outsources will be
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by Ruxbin1986 10y ago
What about the team(s) that manage the underlying PaaS/SaaS Services? Does DevOps or SRE's not exist in this realm?