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by sllewe 5mo ago
AEC companies. Our GIS clients run WS as a Deskstop OS with ESRIs ArcGIS Pro. Incredibly common. And once you have that - add in Active directory, DFS and random Windows Servers for running archaic proprietary licensing services.
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by sllewe 7mo ago
I'm so sorry for being juvenile but "high cluck frequencies" may be my favorite typo of all time.
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by sllewe 1y ago
Ive has finally made something so thin - you can't even see it!
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by sllewe 2y ago
or an alternate - "Come at the king - you best not miss" -- Omar Little.
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by sllewe 2y ago
This was a publicly traded SaaS company. After acquisition - we were handed down the order to migrate to AWS. This was after (in the mess of the merger) the colo contracts were basically ignored and not renewed. Once someone within the comp
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by sllewe 2y ago
I feel like Boeing needs a "Pat Gelsinger returns to Intel" type of choice here. Granted the jury is still out on Intel (IMO) but it was certainly a signal of a culture shift.
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by sllewe 3y ago
Anecdotal experience - Good friend of mine who struggles with weight was taking Ozempic for about two months. He described nausea quite often when I saw him but the results were pretty astounding. He then hit a wall where gastroparesis woul
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by sllewe 4y ago
MSFT provides a method to repackage .EXE into a deployable package (named: Intunewin). https://github.com/microsoft/Microsoft-Win32-Content-Prep-To...
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by sllewe 4y ago
For Windows deployments - Microsoft Intune provides the ability to monitor any application and its version. Updating is automatic provided its installed correctly and using detection rules. The responsible party updates the MSI installation
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by sllewe 4y ago
Screenconnect and Splashtop come to mind. Yes - both have their flaws, but are much more palatable then TV.
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by sllewe 4y ago
Also getting this in FF v102.0.1 running on Win10.
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by sllewe 4y ago
Using an anecdotal source - My Wife (ICU RN) this is sounds right. Outside of the existing issues with Bedside nursing (long days, physically demanding) - the primary issue is staffing. Pre-pandemic the ratios were already bad but now many
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by sllewe 4y ago
Because that growth is used as a substitute for profit (or net income or EBITDA - take your pick). For a public company having one or the other (or rarely, both) keeps the ticker price moving in the right direction.
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by sllewe 5y ago
You can keep swallowing whatever garbage your propaganda ministry is selling you. The rest of the world knows the truth.
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by sllewe 5y ago
Was in the same predicament - aging Wifi APs with no desire for a Cloud Managed "Prosumer" solution. Ended up going with a handful of Ruckus r610 used off of Ebay. When re-flashed with the "unleashed" firmware, configure
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by sllewe 5y ago
As I look around at a pile of RFPs with companies running some core functionality on Windows Server 2003, RHEL 5, MYSQL 4 etc....I'll take that bet.
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by sllewe 5y ago
I advise/consult/build technology for a wide range of industries. (From AEC Firms to Major league sports teams) From my perch, the meaningful proliferation of blockchain in those industries has been... zero . And that's not t
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by sllewe 5y ago
As we grow, our goal remains the same: empower developers and businesses to ship better products faster by eliminating DevOps. We’re working to end the tyranny of complexity forced on developers by cloud providers who’d rather sell cer
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by sllewe 5y ago
Just to add some other insight here... My Wife, a ICU RN+CCRN spent most of her 2020 on the COVID floor. It was pretty brutal for her. She has coworkers, of equal status, who experienced pandemic alongside her first hand - who were extremel
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by sllewe 5y ago
Here in upper US East Coast - most of the older Japanese Trucks that are perfect as a cheap hauler are piles of rust. Really unfortunate.
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by sllewe 5y ago
As someone with a past life on the Ops/Sysadmin side of the house, this is a enterprise nightmare. Enterprise may not be the targeted market at this point, but its a cash cow that would be hard to chase (Especially given M1 hurts the c