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You can definitely learn tons through osmosis and little to no effort, trust me. The only catch is you must have no fear of any task before you
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Internet Explorer posted:Is a Zip file a sandwich? Go! Its a lasagna
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Diqnol posted:You can definitely learn tons through osmosis and little to no effort, trust me. The only catch is you must have no fear of any task before you This is the secret to my entire professional life. Fake it till you make it. 
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Internet Explorer posted:Is a Zip file a sandwich? Go! Pretty sure it's a ravioli
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Jul 8, 2024 14:54
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A zip file is a smashburger.
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You're looking at things the wrong way around. Is a sandwich a zip file or a TAR?
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I'm convinced a .tar is stuffed shells.
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Internet Explorer posted:I'm convinced a .tar is stuffed shells. Rarvioli
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Knormal posted:A zip file is a smashburger. I agree with this. Zipping something makes it smaller.
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my only stipulation is that whatever style of sandwich is decided on it can not have a top piece of bread since there is no header requirement for zip files
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First of May posted:Rarvioli 
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Today was the second interview for that service desk manager position I mentioned a while back. It's an in-person interview in the IT offices with the client services director. I signed up using the scheduling link said director sent me. I'm sitting here in the conference room in their offices. It's me and the CIO (he's in cert training in his office) and literally no one else from IT is here. The director is, apparently, on vacation. The interview was supposed to start half an hour ago. Haha. Yay.
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Jul 8, 2024 21:27
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So you get the job by default now, right?
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Jul 8, 2024 21:38
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If you end up being someone's Linkedin story about how you waited eight hours so they could be sure you really wanted the job then you have my permission to do murder
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install business with fiber yesterday today they ask for 55 more PUBLIC ip addresses for voip phones and network printers i'm going back to bed
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Shugojin posted:install business with fiber yesterday 
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Jul 9, 2024 13:18
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give em what they want I say Just make sure they pay for it. All 55 of them. Maybe an extra dozen IPs or so so they got wiggle room, ya know?
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Jul 9, 2024 15:03
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A /26 coming right up! Using the internet the way it was intended, no NAT 4 lyfe.
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Jul 9, 2024 15:22
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a printer with a public ip address. what could possibly go wrong.
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Jul 9, 2024 15:39
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I wonder how long it would take for that to get scraped and immediately start printing porn non-stop.
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Make it ASCII
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Probably longer than you'd think. When I went back to college in 2015 if you connected your phone to the student wifi you got a public IP address assigned. It was loving wild.
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Arquinsiel posted:Probably longer than you'd think. When I went back to college in 2015 if you connected your phone to the student wifi you got a public IP address assigned. It was loving wild. Still ridiculous how "IPv4 is full up! We just ran out!" ignores that MIT, BBN, and others I can't remember are just sitting around with a /8. Don't get me wrong, ultimately IPv4 would run out anyway and we should absolutely move to IPv6 (next year), but IPv4 isn't exactly FULL, it's just that the decisions made in the 1970s, which made sense then, were never changed. Sure, they need some publics, I'm not saying put them on a /29, but surely a /16 or above is good enough for even the largest institutions.
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Sywert of Thieves posted:I agree with this. Zipping something makes it smaller. hot take: any lossless compression cannot be a cooked food If it were lossless, you could get back the uncooked food A smash burger is like a lossily compress jpeg Zip files are like açaí bowls or something
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JPrime posted:a printer with a public ip address. what could possibly go wrong. They won't have one, though.
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Raymond T. Racing posted:hot take: any lossless compression cannot be a cooked food seems like a cold take
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Arquinsiel posted:Probably longer than you'd think. When I went back to college in 2015 if you connected your phone to the student wifi you got a public IP address assigned. It was loving wild. Haha good thing universities aren't still doing that in 2024! Or using public IP space for servers on campus by default! 
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^^^^SyNack Sassimov posted:Still ridiculous how "IPv4 is full up! We just ran out!" ignores that MIT, BBN, and others I can't remember are just sitting around with a /8. Don't get me wrong, ultimately IPv4 would run out anyway and we should absolutely move to IPv6 (next year), but IPv4 isn't exactly FULL, it's just that the decisions made in the 1970s, which made sense then, were never changed. Sure, they need some publics, I'm not saying put them on a /29, but surely a /16 or above is good enough for even the largest institutions.
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Kurieg posted:I wonder how long it would take for that to get scraped and immediately start printing porn non-stop. the time in 2005 when I port forwarded 9100 straight to a laserjet 4si it was about three weeks
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Raymond T. Racing posted:hot take: any lossless compression cannot be a cooked food A zip file is a freeze dried meal in a bag. Add water and heat to turn it back into food!
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Methylethylaldehyde posted:A zip file is a freeze dried meal in a bag. Add water and heat to turn it back into food! 
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Arquinsiel posted:Probably longer than you'd think. When I went back to college in 2015 if you connected your phone to the student wifi you got a public IP address assigned. It was loving wild. When I was at my local State University of State 2009-2012, everything on campus had a world-routable IP, because the State had that many IPs, and we just relied on the firewall.
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It turned out the guy didn’t realize when I’d asked him about number of ips that I was talking about public so insane bullet dodged I guess
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sfwarlock posted:When I was at my local State University of State 2009-2012, everything on campus had a world-routable IP, because the State had that many IPs, and we just relied on the firewall. We've got like 18 /16's and another couple dozen /24's, /21's, /20's etc. Plenty of ipv6 space too of course but, lol. Wonder what we could get if we sold some of that space...
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Firewalls at university? Good heavens, no. What if a traveling faculty member found themselves the slightest bit inconvenienced?
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Zorak of Michigan posted:Firewalls at university? Good heavens, no. What if a traveling faculty member found themselves the slightest bit inconvenienced? Excellent point. Better let them all have their own router from Amazon too.
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Renegret posted:Excellent point. Better let them all have their own router from Amazon too. Ugh the Internet is down what do we pay you IT people for anyway
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My university still has public IPs for every machine as far as I know. At least mine have them. But it's otherwise quite locked down so you can't do much with those IPs unless you are on the VPN.
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Just had a user call me to ask if there was a way to "select all" in the Recover Deleted Items menu in Outlook. For reference, this is what that menu looks like: 
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johnny park posted:Just had a user call me to ask if there was a way to "select all" in the Recover Deleted Items menu in Outlook. I can't find a gif of the screen in Alien and Blade Runner that's just flashing the word PURGE over and over but that's what that screen made me think of immediately.
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