mrjatx

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by mrjatx 12y ago
"You owe me $20" "Ok, hold on, let me get into my car, drive down the street, look for parking, get out of my car, wait in line, pay an extra $1-4, drive back down the street, look for parking, exit car, then hand you your $2
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Army brat, I've been everywhere!
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by mrjatx 12y ago
I've worked for several MSPs and yeah, I mostly mean Windows. But we worked on just about everything. Especially Cisco/Dell CLI equipment (routers, switches, etc).
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Boy that's interesting, I've never thought about it. I'm an American who grew up in Germany but have an Italian and German family who grew up in the projects of NY (the Love Canal, Niagara Falls). My grandmother (german) and
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by mrjatx 12y ago
I'm devops and in my opinion the title infers this; my job is to keep the communication between developers and the operations teams in sync and copacetic. Usually, Ops doesn't know dev and dev doesn't know ops so if there&#x2
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by mrjatx 12y ago
I'm part of the recent sysadmin generation that had no programming skills and grew up doing what I consider more "application administration." Lots of clicking Next with no real understanding of what to do if that Next button
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Some people have more money than time or interest in spending that time grinding games. I've been level 12 in Battlefield 4 for years. I don't get to play it more than a few times a month. I'd love to pay $20 to have all of t
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Oh, I got this! Worst wireless reliability I've ever seen in a business. They keep putting out 'fixes' to wpa2 authentication and we still have constant issues in our office when going from WAP to WAP.
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by mrjatx 12y ago
I'm actually not a fan of the hardware at all. I hate that I can't buy an actual dock to dock, so I'm unplugging ghetto caddy every time I want to take my laptop home from the office. Thing is I love OSX, and actually, not ev
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by mrjatx 12y ago
I'm the opposite, I loathe big laptops. I always used Thinkpad X's or the Vaio Z's connected to monitors. That way when I leave I just pop them off the dock and carry them out the door with my paperwork. Take 'em to a co
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Man, I finally a few years ago got completely comfortable with OSX and scripted so much stuff that I can set myself up basically anywhere in 5-10 minutes. Now I'm stuck on a MBPr and get to watch all of these amazing new PC laptops com
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by mrjatx 12y ago
If you've ever submitted an iOS app and had a youtube frame/etc that allowed unfiltered searches, the app submission team will nearly always look up "Violent," and reject the app based on the ability to look up Violent v
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Oh no, I didn't get that at all. It did sound like you were saying that only people with severe issues need CBT though. I think that every single person would greatly benefit from CBT training, just as I feel that they'd benefit f
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by mrjatx 12y ago
I would be hard pressed to NOT recommend CBT to someone, even the most positive and least anxiety-filled person. If you believe that CBT is only for someone with severe anxiety or negativity you are completely wrong. It can help anyone!
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Partitioned off open workspaces please. NOT the wide open "everyone is equal" cafeteria setup where every single noise/movement distracts each person.
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Geez, oh yes. They built their platform and decided to start reselling it. That's why Netflix, Pintrest, Airbnb, Expedia, Foursquare, NASA, the MLB all use AWS. They converted 100% in 2011 according to Jon Jenkins https://ww
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by mrjatx 12y ago
McDonalds doesn't make money from their website, which is the problem in your comment. If we were comparing McDonalds we would be comparing their fast food infrastructure. If you were an up and coming fast food burger joint that was go
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Your last point is completely untrue. I've programmed Asterisk systems for large call centers that specifically had supervisor modes where the supervisor could monitor calls to make sure employees were keeping customer service up to pa
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by mrjatx 12y ago
I've been a network administrator and had control of everything. That did NOT mean that I was actively viewing everything and sitting in a tower somewhere cackling at all of the deep dirty news I had. I had to pull data a handful of ti
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by mrjatx 12y ago
It is absolutely ridiculous to be uncomfortable with managers seeing employee communications. First off, any time you log in to a machine at most corporations you're told that ALL network activities are monitored. It's not a joke.
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by mrjatx 12y ago
It's an extremely specific library and anyone who needs this sort of thing will easily find it in their search.
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by mrjatx 12y ago
You're commenting like I refuted or disagreed with you about something - I was just positing the opposite, that yes, because of what you said it's more difficult for someone who wants to go run away from everything to do so. I was
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by mrjatx 12y ago
No where did I refute that.
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by mrjatx 12y ago
I didn't mean go on a long vacation. I meant disappear and start a new life. You wouldn't post about that on social media, you'd just pack your bags and go. But social media will have your friends being detectives about where
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by mrjatx 12y ago
On the flip side, if you're an adult and trying to "disappear" for.. whatever reason you've chosen (it's your prerogative), social media has made that difficult.
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Digital Ocean has never, since their release, provided anything impressively technical with regard to their infrastructure. It's not surprising that this is half-assed as well.
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by mrjatx 12y ago
Are you deleting all of your replies?
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by mrjatx 12y ago
After having both Lightbox7 and whatever Sonys big photo-store/share platform close down and wipe out my high school/college albums I've learned to definitely not rely on any image hosting services. Back then there wasn'
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by mrjatx 12y ago
You're a newer user, I believe. They gave 6 months after the Ignition users flipped out about having SEVEN days to upgrade their accounts. I've had Ignition for 3+ years. It's been awhile, I could be misremembering things a b
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by mrjatx 12y ago
I'm referring to the LogMeIn Ignition drama, the mobile app, not their free subscription. LogMeIn had a $29 or $39 (I forget) application called LogMeIn Ignition that was sold as a method to connect to your computers. The expectation,

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