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Hello, page 1337. Someone please kill me for noticing and feeling obligated to comment on it, TIA.
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Dec 27, 2018 18:42
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Japanese Dating Sim posted:Hello, page 1337. It's ok, 2002 was the peak for alot of people.
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silicone thrills posted:It's ok, 2002 was the peak for alot of people. 
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Dec 27, 2018 18:45
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Today I continue to deal with a sev1 outage due to Christmas Eve production changes
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Dec 27, 2018 19:19
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I believe it is now time for Working in IT 4.0 to be created
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Dec 27, 2018 19:37
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Kashuno posted:Today I continue to deal with a sev1 outage due to Christmas Eve production changes How many bodies have you had to hide so far?
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Dec 27, 2018 19:39
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Maybe only had to kill one and display it for all to see. I feel that would send the message.
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Dec 27, 2018 19:40
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Worked from home today. Wanted to sleep in but got paged at 8 that our development swarm cluster was having issues. After that breezed through the day and had 0 questions or interrupts. I need more days like today.
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Judge Schnoopy posted:Yes, scripts have very specific single use cases, and aren't meant to be interactive. Modules are tools that can be distributed and used in a variety of ways. None of this has anything to do with powershell. Powershell specifically excels in this area (modules) when compared to something like Python, though. It's hundreds of times easier to push a cmdlet to a module with a fancy argument specification, default values, a help file, shell autocomplete, and other poo poo like that and then have your coworker be able to use it interactively from powershell.exe than it is to do the same with python.exe. I don't think "the defining feature of the language" and "a shell more than a scripting language" are particularly contentious statements in this light. It being a garbage scripting language though was intentonally contentious. As you said, gently caress IWR, but gently caress System.Web.WebClient too, along with pretty much every adjacent namespace in the framework.
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Dec 27, 2018 21:20
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Poor Centurylink... quote:Update: A fiber multiplexer flaked out and broadcast stormed their entire network.
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Dec 27, 2018 21:24
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Farking Bastage posted:Poor Centurylink... I was confused as hell looking into toll free outages when me and everyone in the office could reach the numbers from our cells, but nobody in MO could.
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Dec 27, 2018 21:28
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Thanks Ants posted:How many bodies have you had to hide so far? Can I hide my own body?
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Dec 27, 2018 22:56
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All of our west coast newrelic synthetic monitors died for about a half hour today, giving me panic that I thought our sites were down. I can only presume it was Centurylink causing that.
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Dec 27, 2018 23:01
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Farking Bastage posted:Poor Centurylink... My forums access is as fast as ever, but this is preventing us from connecting to the Fed. Which, as an FI, seems maybe slightly more important than shitposting. But only slightly.
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Dec 27, 2018 23:16
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I use Powershell with... - Active Directory - Active Directory Federation Services - SQL Server - Windows including my own “de-crapifyer” for my workstations via Chocolatey - Azure AD - Azure: Networking, VMs, Post-Deployment Scripts on VMs. - Exchange and Exchange Online - SharePoint and SharePoint Online I guess you could say I use Powershell quite a bit and I have usually have the ISE on my screen over half of the day. Slowly moving to VS Code but the vendor refuses to push out a version that isn’t nearly a year behind.
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Dec 27, 2018 23:38
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Tab8715 posted:I use Powershell with... All of this, except I don't do anything with SQL. I also put a fair amount of time in to automation via Azure Devops. Using CI/CD pipelines as a scheduler and launcher for various tasks works very well. Basically, why give a ps1 to some monkey when I can automate the running of the script too?
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Farking Bastage posted:Poor Centurylink... Im teh Tier IV Support.
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Schadenboner posted:Im teh Tier IV Support. drat dude. That's gotta suck. Here's something I got from reddit when I posed the question of why in the gently caress was everything on the same broadcast domain: quote:Nah. I've heard rumors that this is a problem with their long haul DWDM network since there are a lot of transport circuits impacted in addition to Layer 3 services. My guess is the broadcast storm is on the management plane of that caused by lots of attempts to replicate with other nodes. Luckily none of my sites in FL were affected on AS209 and AS2379 Farking Bastage fucked around with this message at 03:20 on Dec 28, 2018 |
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Dec 28, 2018 03:16
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Schadenboner posted:Im teh Tier IV Support. I once worked a desktop support job and some networking change basically cut off the building we were in. There was nothing we could do, but people in charge decided that we should be doing something. What they finally came up with was printing off hundreds of pages of a generic statement about the outage and having us go to door to door handing them out.
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AreWeDrunkYet posted:I once worked a desktop support job and some networking change basically cut off the building we were in. There was nothing we could do, but people in charge decided that we should be doing something. What they finally came up with was printing off hundreds of pages of a generic statement about the outage and having us go to door to door handing them out. This is lol, but also not totally bananas. Who among us hasn’t heard “hey is the internet down for you too?” spread like wildfire throughout the office as you get a sinking feeling in your gut and pull up your monitoring tool of choice to see all red? Printing off hundreds of fliers is a little dramatic but I support the general idea of spreading info during a lovely time. What are you gonna do, email everyone? (Just kidding, our parent company IT totally emails people in the event of an email outage, which we can enjoy reading hours later  )
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We can broadcast messages via our Cisco phones which tends to scare the poo poo out of people. We only use it when email is down. Which is also extremely rare. Maybe twice in the last 15 years.
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We text people, just like we would if there was any other emergency. Out of band communication is important. 
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I'm really enjoying getting into Powershell. I just keep running into places where our corporate overlords have locked down scripts; "-ExecutionPolicy override" is something I use way too much. Last month I wrote my first line of Powershell. Next month we're running my code on machines in the Research OU. Yikes and gently caress yeah at the same time.
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It's not the same broadcast domain. The filtering config on their ROADMs got borked, and apparently there's no OOB path for a fix (my guess being their OOB network rides the OSC/DCC). That's a lot of truck rolls.
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Dec 28, 2018 04:48
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A similar issue took down the Oslo subway system a few months ago
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mllaneza posted:I'm really enjoying getting into Powershell. I just keep running into places where our corporate overlords have locked down scripts; "-ExecutionPolicy override" is something I use way too much. Hell ya. We barely touched on powershell in my advanced sysadmin class last semester so I decided to get a few udemy classes and a book to study over the winter break. I really enjoy working with it so far.
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Lets Get Patchy posted:Hell ya. We barely touched on powershell in my advanced sysadmin class last semester so I decided to get a few udemy classes and a book to study over the winter break. I really enjoy working with it so far. It really comes in handy when you can script an O365 tenant for a migration. Before I went full network, I could fully build out a tenant down to the last note or contact in about 30 minutes.
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It’s friday night Going into day6 of the sev1 outage with it being still a pretty severe problem but downgraded to sev2. Sounds like a good enough reason to celebrate with a beer
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Kashuno posted:It’s friday night What can break that it stays broken for 6 days
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Something that was not actually a sev 1 tier service, if it's down for a week and the company remains in business 
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Methanar posted:What can break that it stays broken for 6 days At this point I would guess everything.
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Docjowles posted:Something that was not actually a sev 1 tier service, if it's down for a week and the company remains in business Yeah like thats my question. Okay someone does something really really dumb and now you need to do an 8 hour mysql dump restore. Fine. What happens that takes over 6 days to fix
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Spoiler: The OP works for CenturyLink 
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When you own the code sev1 can last a while.
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Methanar posted:What can break that it stays broken for 6 days Long story short, a non reversible change was made to a thing that caused our older in house customized EDI solution to be hosed permanently and we’ve had little to no EDI with our main 3rd party storage facilities this entire week. Sev1 for us doesn’t make it Sev1 for our new EDI provider the week of Christmas or the 3rd party. They are managing manual entry for most of the stuff but poo poo is not shipping on time or is being missed entirely, which since it’s food causes shelf life issues etc. one of the orders that didn’t ship of course was the CEOs partner’s company so that has been fun. Like it’s not that it takes 6 days to fix, it’s that it’s not just an internal issue at this point with mapping requirements and changes etc, but it’s sev1 for us because the CEO is very angry and also we lose money on everything that doesn’t ship Kashuno fucked around with this message at 05:19 on Dec 29, 2018 |
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What impact is this having on the value of Fishcoin?
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Oh yes I forgot the "how inconvenienced is management" column in the incident response severity matrix. Not a SEV1 because 19% of orders were picked, packaged or shipped incorrectly, but one order out of several hundred or thousand a day caused a personal inconvenience for the one person that can shout internally.
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