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Entropic posted:Nope, it's a separate physical desk phone. Clue: It's a VOIP phone but their network does not have POE. Is...locking the computer also turning off power to it?
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dragonshardz posted:Is...locking the computer also turning off power to it? ![]() Monitor plugged into the master outlet and VOIP phone plugged into one of the slave outlets. Monitor turns off from power-save mode 30 seconds after PC is locked.
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Entropic posted:
How the heck did they flip all the text except the bits by the switch
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Entropic posted:
Lol I had this come up with the same cause but it was "why does the wifi turn off when I turn off my computer
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We have a building that went for a bunch of LEEDs certifications, so every office has the top outlets controlled by a light switch. First day of people in, people were constantly shutting off their laptops/monitors. Pretty sure we lost a printer to that.
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apparently someone was looking to get big 10 network on their Roku but they couldn't find it because, apparently, it is ONLY searchable under "B1G+" matching the uhhh cute logo someone came up with where the 1G also kind of makes the 10? roku unfuck your search big 10 pull your head out of your rear end (challenge level impossible)
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The worst app experience I had was trying to use Vimeo on a Fire TV, it didn't seem to support search so I have no idea how you were meant to use it.
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What kind of role in IT security is responsible for this kind of nonsense happening to email subject lines? RE: [EXTERNAL]RE: [EXTERNAL]RE: [EXTERNAL]RE: [EXTERNAL]RE: RE: [EXTERNAL]RE: [EXTERNAL]<emailSubject>
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AAAAA! Real Muenster posted:What kind of role in IT security is responsible for this kind of nonsense happening to email subject lines? Someone hitting the default settings in 365. Unless you disable the foreign domain tagging, you will get that identifier in the object and, if you use third party clients, you will get that mess (outlook will remove it and put a classification on the mail item instead).
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AAAAA! Real Muenster posted:What kind of role in IT security is responsible for this kind of nonsense happening to email subject lines?
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Had a ticket to set up a desk yesterday for someone who was supposed to start at 7 this AM. We'd been trying to recruit this guy for awhile, and the desk requirements were very specific and high-end. Curved 43" monitor flanked by two 32"s. Ergonomic wireless keyboard. Trackball, also wireless. While we were there, Facilities was assembling one of those $1000 chairs. It was a thing of beauty. Cable routed to within an inch of its life. Custom little wooden hut for the laptop. As you may see coming, this morning I walked by and : The monitors have been replaced by a 27" and a 24", the latter with a visible two-inch-long scratch on the screen, and only one power cable and no data cable. The keyboard has been replaced by a normal wireless keyboard with dead batteries, no dongle, and enough chip crumbs to feed a family of roaches. The trackball has been replaced by a wired mouse that was not even hooked up to anything, the cable just dropped down behind the desk, and with shiny-button syndrome. All the cable routing, of course, has been torn apart. And -- most insulting of all -- the wooden laptop house is gone. Locusts. I work with a bunch of loving locusts.
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What, people in your office stole all the stuff? I'm not sure I understand what happened
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Hunt them down like the pests that they are
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I might be getting impatient but that sort of stuff seems like in the very least it should get you written up
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Yeah, I'd personally be running that up some escalation chains, especially if it was all special request hardware to close a difficult recruitment. That's the sort of thing that can have some sticky reputational damage.
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SlowBloke posted:Someone hitting the default settings in 365. Unless you disable the foreign domain tagging, you will get that identifier in the object and, if you use third party clients, you will get that mess (outlook will remove it and put a classification on the mail item instead). Arquinsiel posted:That, my friend, is someone solving a problem with a regex.
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sfwarlock posted:Had a ticket to set up a desk yesterday for someone who was supposed to start at 7 this AM. We'd been trying to recruit this guy for awhile, and the desk requirements were very specific and high-end. Curved 43" monitor flanked by two 32"s. Ergonomic wireless keyboard. Trackball, also wireless. While we were there, Facilities was assembling one of those $1000 chairs. What the actual gently caress? How big is the office? I would hunt down the idiots who took the gear and have them fired.
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AAAAA! Real Muenster posted:I wish I had a way to call people out for this because it's only certain clients I work with and it just seems incompetent and is definitely a little annoying. Only recent 365 tenants got it enabled, your clients that don't get it are likely older ones.
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SlowBloke posted:Only recent 365 tenants got it enabled, your clients that don't get it are likely older ones.
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The Fool posted:whenever I need a regex for something I paste to test data into regex101 and fart around for 20 minutes and it's good enough This, basically, if I'm forced to parse text. I posted the original thread in 2008. It's funny that bitching about regex could have happened in 2008 or 1988.
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sfwarlock posted:Had a ticket to set up a desk yesterday for someone who was supposed to start at 7 this AM. We'd been trying to recruit this guy for awhile, and the desk requirements were very specific and high-end. Curved 43" monitor flanked by two 32"s. Ergonomic wireless keyboard. Trackball, also wireless. While we were there, Facilities was assembling one of those $1000 chairs. Every single person that took something off that desk needs at the very least to be yelled at and made to give it back. gently caress's sake.
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It's theft, fire them.
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Wibla posted:It's theft, fire them. I'm assuming they just swapped it for their own in office equipment so it's just moving poo poo around which is lovely but not actually a crime.
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That's an assumption your security team can investigate
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Fil5000 posted:I'm assuming they just swapped it for their own in office equipment so it's just moving poo poo around which is lovely but not actually a crime. If it were in a public sector office in europe, whoever acquired the kit that was purchased for a specific grant/project might be on the hook for corruption/embezzlement. Not jail time but nasty fines and HR fun talks.
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I'm very in favour of the heaviest book possible being thrown at people for this so this is all cool
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~Walks through office. Spots plebe with brand new 43” curved monitor.~ “Excuse me. We need to talk. Would you come with me?” ~Pushes them down stairwell.~
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SixFigureSandwich posted:That's an assumption your security team can investigate What the hell is a security team
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Update: the big monitor and the trackball have not been found. The side monitors were "reallocated" by management who thought it unfair the new guy got fancy gear while they didn't, and basically were powertripping, and the keyboard was found in the urinal in the nearest men's room. My management is taking a very haha-boys-will-be-boys attitude, which possibly pisses me off more.
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Can't fix that culture, gotta have one eye on the exit
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sfwarlock posted:Update: the big monitor and the trackball have not been found. The side monitors were "reallocated" by management who thought it unfair the new guy got fancy gear while they didn't, and basically were powertripping, and the keyboard was found in the urinal in the nearest men's room. The keyboard has seen enough piss. That's some willful destruction right there.
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sfwarlock posted:Update: the big monitor and the trackball have not been found. The side monitors were "reallocated" by management who thought it unfair the new guy got fancy gear while they didn't, and basically were powertripping, and the keyboard was found in the urinal in the nearest men's room. when the new hire says "what the gently caress" and pulls their join, feel free to direct blame to management for their haha boys will be boys attitude if you're at the point where a new hire's recruitment is contingent on them getting specific desk hardware, I guarantee you they a. are happy to walk and b. will be unemployed for about 6 hours
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At my old job, after an angry customer had shown up in the lobby (this wasn't a business where customers would ever show up in person) they decided to install a panic button at the front desk, which would make a light flash in the I.T. area. They never said what they expected us to do if the light started flashing.
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All the boys can have a good loving laugh at the costs they've incurred to bring someone onboard who's going to give them the finger and walk out
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Thanks Ants posted:Can't fix that culture, gotta have one eye on the exit Yep, absolutely gently caress these people and find somewhere else to be.
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This has me wondering if this desktop setup is the "no brown M&Ms" of IT. If so, it's a worthy gambit.
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I keep coming back to putting a keyboard in the toilets, what sort of dickhead behaviour is that
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sfwarlock posted:Update: the big monitor and the trackball have not been found. The side monitors were "reallocated" by management who thought it unfair the new guy got fancy gear while they didn't, and basically were powertripping, and the keyboard was found in the urinal in the nearest men's room. What in the name of god lmao Do you guys employ high school boys? This is so beyond the pale I don't even know where to begin Does management just... not care at all about theft? That $1000+ of equipment is ruined or gone? It's totally insane
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Update to the update. I misheard, the keyboard was found ON the urinal, not IN it. A brave volunteer, using two layers of gloves, reports it is still functioning. Security camera footage is being pulled and HR is involved. People are going to get a come-to-Jesus meeting or two... EDIT: Oh, I forgot to mention. The new hire's travel plans got snarled and he'll be here on the 29th. Fortunately for all concerned. sfwarlock fucked around with this message at 22:25 on Feb 27, 2024 |
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sfwarlock posted:the keyboard was found in the urinal in the nearest men's room. new thread title right there
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