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Section 9 posted:This seems like the place this belongs, but if not I apologize for subjecting you to this absolute violence. i mean, the thread is called “loving CABLES ARGHH!”
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Steakandchips posted:I think you need to I just did but I think you're right!
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Pissing me off: it took 21 (calendar) days to get an incoming webhook in teams approved Job is mostly good, but occasionally the bureaucracy rears its ugly head and destroys all productivity.
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probably pissing some people off: https://twitter.com/DickHelicopter/status/1418257738128248833
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What convenience
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This is delightful
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Elizabethan Error posted:probably pissing some people off: Truly, capitalism is the best system possible.
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Honestly, wouldn't it be trivial to add a filter to whatever their reverse proxy is (nginx mostly likely everywhere) or CDN and rewrite all urls with Vid.me to black hole them?
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Jerk McJerkface posted:Honestly, wouldn't it be trivial to add a filter to whatever their reverse proxy is (nginx mostly likely everywhere) or CDN and rewrite all urls with Vid.me to black hole them? Then they'd miss out on the free advertising.
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Why does everyone jerk themselves off over Microsoft 365? At least on the admin side it's the biggest pile of poo poo I have seen in my life.
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The pile of poo poo is only so big because it has so much stuff in it. The M365 ecosystem is massive and I don’t know of another single platform that will get you all of the same services under one integrated product. For better or worse.
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Because it's good, Bob.
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Bob Morales posted:Why does everyone jerk themselves off over Microsoft 365? At least on the admin side it's the biggest pile of poo poo I have seen in my life. As compared to what? Exchange on prem?
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Bob Morales posted:Why does everyone jerk themselves off over Microsoft 365? At least on the admin side it's the biggest pile of poo poo I have seen in my life. turn on your monitor
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Internet Explorer posted:Because it's good, Bob. Correction: Because it's better than all the other alternatives.
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What are you trying to accomplish that makes it feel like a pile of poo poo
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klosterdev posted:What are you trying to accomplish that makes it feel like a pile of poo poo Just being able to log into it or switch accounts without having to close browsers and clear cookies and do incognito windows. Super loving frustrating. You can add a group in like 4 different places and only modify certain attributes in certain places. Oh you added the group somewhere else? You have to delete it and do it in Exchange if you want to to be a certain distribution group. It's possibly the most unintuitive bucket of poo poo I've seen. As a bonus one of our companies is GCC High so like 25% of the features are missing. Half the time it's not even documented.
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THESE MOTHERFUCKERS USE A POWEREDGE 2950 RUNNING UNPATCHED FREENAS AS THEIR BACKUP REPOSITORY THIS IS AN INTERNATIONAL, MULTI MILLION DOLLAR COMPANY AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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Bob Morales posted:Just being able to log into it or switch accounts without having to close browsers and clear cookies and do incognito windows. Super loving frustrating. MS isn’t the only website that struggles with multiple accounts, I’d recommend setting up separate browser profiles for your different accounts and switch between them as needed. quote:You can add a group in like 4 different places and only modify certain attributes in certain places. Oh you added the group somewhere else? You have to delete it and do it in Exchange if you want to to be a certain distribution group. There’s like 4 or 5 different types of groups that have different purposes, you should probably learn what they are all for. quote:As a bonus one of our companies is GCC High so like 25% of the features are missing. Half the time it's not even documented. lol gcc high, good luck
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MustardFacial posted:THESE MOTHERFUCKERS USE A POWEREDGE 2950 RUNNING UNPATCHED FREENAS AS THEIR BACKUP REPOSITORY ![]() This can only get better ![]()
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Raerlynn posted:Correction: Because it's better than all the other alternatives. This is true. Sorry for my misstep.
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Sickening posted:As compared to what? Exchange on prem? This is the answer. Everything else is significantly worse. I couldn't imagine being one of those 100k+ companies running on loving Google Workspace
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Thanks Ants posted:This is the answer. Everything else is significantly worse. I also chuckled at this. Googles admin portals are awful.
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Their support and documentation is also dog-poo poo terrible. Simple questions like "if I use an external IdP to authenticate my Google users, can they still use the 'sign in with Google' features on websites" get responded to by saying they can't support me using a third-party IdP. Google Drive is significantly better than OneDrive but I would never consider migrating email from Exchange Online to Google.
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Bob Morales posted:You can add a group in like 4 different places and only modify certain attributes in certain places. Oh you added the group somewhere else? You have to delete it and do it in Exchange if you want to to be a certain distribution group. What you're just described is a basic concept. If you're in a hybrid environment, Exchange is the authoritative source for a lot of things. If you weren't hybrid and didn't have on-prem Exchange, you wouldn't be running into this. Now, gently caress Microsoft for dragging their feet in giving people the ability to easily move off hybrid, but what you're describing is some 101 poo poo. If you use another cloud identity provider, like Okta, and you have on-prem AD, you have a similar problem. If you want to change group membership or any other on-prem attribute, you change it on-prem and it syncs up. It does not sync down. Stuff like passwords is an exception, if you're fancy, because that provides a much better experience for the end user and the password is something the end-user owns, so it shouldn't be changing (outside of emergencies) without their consent anyways, unlike other attributes. In regards to M365, there are all sorts of modern things you can do in the cloud if you're only working within the cloud. Like for example, creating an Azure AD / M365 group and putting users into it. This does not need to be done on-prem first, because the group does not exist on-prem at all. It only lives in the context of Azure AD / M365. Again, this is basic unidirectional sync stuff. It's been around in IT for a long time. Bidirectional sync is not always easy or preferable. Internet Explorer fucked around with this message at 18:11 on Jul 23, 2021 |
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Wibla posted:
I could write a book on just how much of a garbage fire this infrastructure is, and yet as I keep pulling back the layers I keep being surprised at how much worse it gets. The worst part about it is I was hired under the pretense that I would be fixing these problems, but now that I'm here I'm being turned down on requests to re-architect or re-engineer these issues. Some of it is because of budget, which is fine I understand enterprise gear is expensive and doing things properly costs even more. But the real kicker is they don't seem interested in actually improving anything. There are a bunch of little things, misconfigurations here and there that could be fixed or improved to make our day-to-day processes more efficient or at least less of a pain in the rear end and I've been turned down on those requests. Even when it wouldn't cost anything or there is a well known and trusted FOSS solution. They're more interested in firefighting, than actually fixing the thing that caused the fire in the first place. I've not been here very long and tbh I don't think I'm going to stay much longer.
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MustardFacial posted:THESE MOTHERFUCKERS USE A POWEREDGE 2950 RUNNING UNPATCHED FREENAS AS THEIR BACKUP REPOSITORY As a FreeNAS/TrueNAS guy: What the gently caress. Its so easy to automate patching of FreeNAS systems, why the gently caress wouldn't you patch...
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MustardFacial posted:I could write a book on just how much of a garbage fire this infrastructure is, and yet as I keep pulling back the layers I keep being surprised at how much worse it gets. are you me? are we the same person?
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Both the on call peeps are on holiday, and there isn't a process for someone else to be on call. Work ended two hours ago. The bosses boss just accidentally deleted an important service account from AD
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Oh well
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Time to let the world burn so processes get unfucked.
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MustardFacial posted:THESE MOTHERFUCKERS USE A POWEREDGE 2950 RUNNING UNPATCHED FREENAS AS THEIR BACKUP REPOSITORY Heh, that sounds like the kind of garbage I'd discover where I work. ...Do we work together?
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Lum posted:Both the on call peeps are on holiday, and there isn't a process for someone else to be on call. Let me guess, AD recycle bin isn’t enabled?
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CommieGIR posted:As a FreeNAS/TrueNAS guy: What the gently caress. Its so easy to automate patching of FreeNAS systems, why the gently caress wouldn't you patch... These are the same people that didn't update their version control system for 15 years and were then surprised that it broke everything when they finally did update it. Internet Explorer posted:are you me? are we the same person? Queadlunn posted:Heh, that sounds like the kind of garbage I'd discover where I work. Again, I hope not for your sake. [edit] Holy gently caress this place. Someone's laptop broke and desktop support is unable to login to it anymore and it won't power up again. They want me to ship them a spare one from the office here, so I'm like "sure, what's you fedex account number?" and they're like "oh well can't you just pay for it and then expense it back?" No, I can't loving do that. I'm not dropping a couple hundred dollars to ship a laptop to another country for the business. I'm looking for a new job. gently caress this. MustardFacial fucked around with this message at 21:09 on Jul 23, 2021 |
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MustardFacial posted:I'm looking for a new job. gently caress this. ![]() Seems like an attitude of being extremely mediocre is embedded within the organisation and it's going to be close to impossible to overcome.
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Is there a name for the different RJ45 based RS232 protocol pinouts? I've found 3 or so popular ones, 1) Cisco console , 6 = TX, 3 = RX 2) Vanilla RJ-45 to DB-9 Serial Cable, 4 = TX, 5 = RX. 3) Some weird printer thing, 1 = TX, 2 = RX 4) Touch input things, 1 = TX, 3 = RX MrMoo fucked around with this message at 22:23 on Jul 23, 2021 |
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MrMoo posted:Is there a name for the different RJ45 based RS232 protocol pinouts? I've found 3 or so popular ones, i don't remember what the APC one was, but i do remember that you're gonna have a bad time if you use a normal pinout
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Bob Morales posted:Why does everyone jerk themselves off over Microsoft 365? At least on the admin side it's the biggest pile of poo poo I have seen in my life. I don't disagree with you necessarily - It is labyrinthine out of curiosity, tools have you used in there
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Bob Morales posted:Why does everyone jerk themselves off over Microsoft 365? At least on the admin side it's the biggest pile of poo poo I have seen in my life. I work with multiple 365 environments and a G Suite environment on a daily basis and I would rather have to hunt through 365 admin for a setting that’s in a nonsensical place than do loving anything in google admin.
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MrMoo posted:Is there a name for the different RJ45 based RS232 protocol pinouts? I've found 3 or so popular ones, oh Jesus, it's been a moment I don't think there is anything like recognized spec implementations that will save you from having to use whatever shipped with the equipment, digging for a manual, and/or calling support
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