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Thanks for hooking us up with the educational licence kensei, we can find room in the budget to upgrade in the next financial.
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Dick Trauma posted:Well, poo poo. Here we are again. I'm not sure you ever left, DT.
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Sormus posted:"Web break at drying section, would tell you the reason, but all our cameras are saying RESUBSCRIBE. Forced to do a full system was just incase. Estimated downtime 6 hours." Resubscribe like reconnect or resubscribe like "your subscription has expired"?
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Bigass Moth posted:AAAAAAAA That sentiment is implied for every post in these threads.
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Knormal posted:Tell them you did as requested and ordered the biggest computer you could find. Do you think she's proud of "doing the work of two people", and not saying to her manager "hey how about a raise since I'm apparently worth twice as much now". Grassy Knowles posted:lol remember microsoft briefcase gently caress, I do now.
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Fortis posted:edit: i should have expected this tbh Oh man how did I not see that coming. "I'm now doing the job of two people in addition to my own aka I'm not going to do it at all but technically the role is filled" is absolutely a COO move. Jaded Burnout fucked around with this message at 13:40 on Jan 21, 2018 |
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18 Character Limit posted:Help, the new ticket thread is generating weird fanfic about posters that the old thread didn't do. Please open a vendor case. Look into your heart, you know it to be true.
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The thing that kicks me about printers is not the "electromechanical" part, that in my experience works fine. It's printing to the loving things. It was 2016 when I bought my [decent brand] multifunction printer with the goal of having a thing on a network I can print to and setting it up was a complete shitshow, often requiring multiple power cycles to get it to work which kinda defeats the point. It actually works *better* on wifi than on a wired connection, and the feedback from it is godawful.
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Entropic posted:That’s why they’re great. They also have a whole workshop's worth of axes to grind.
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Dravs posted:Edit: Also this only seems to be affecting CPU architectures in between Sandy Bridge and Coffee Lake (so like the 3000 series to the 7000 series?), so if you are still running a 2550k on your home PC like I am then you shouldn't see any problems. When you say "in between" do you mean inclusive? As 3000 series are Sandy Bridge. Also what's your source on this? I can't find any detail.
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iospace posted:3000 series is Ivy, 2000 is Sandy. This one's mine according to Intel.  Edit: I'm not pretending to be an expert here, I've never followed the dumb codenames closely. Jaded Burnout fucked around with this message at 19:13 on Jan 3, 2018 |
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Eletriarnation posted:Yeah, this is because you have Sandy Bridge-E and the HEDT/server socket chips are out of step with the regular desktop and laptop chips by 1 generation. Sandy Bridge Socket 1155 is 2000-series, but Socket 2011 is 3000-series along with Ivy Bridge Socket 1155. Ivy Bridge Socket 2011 is 4000-series along with Haswell Socket 1150, and then Haswell socket 2011-3 is 5000-series like Broadwell which didn't even have a full desktop release... I stopped understanding all this business with the death of the Athlon XP.
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incoherent posted:I'm confused, why are you in charge of notifying for 4 different dept renewals? Why don't you just renew it all and charge back the dept? This seems like a disingenuous question.
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Avenging_Mikon posted:Click, ctrl+a. Fast enough? ⌘/CTRL+L Also if you're clicking in chrome it'll highlight it all for you anyway. I have a persistent memory of selling a car and the guy typed google into his address bar which searched google for google, clicked it, then searched "yahoo", then clicked the result, then searched for the thing he was looking for. I was aghast. Jaded Burnout fucked around with this message at 22:42 on Jan 10, 2018 |
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This is one of the advantages of web software, because you have independent HTTP logs which carry a lot more convincing PII like source IP and browser.
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Data Graham posted:And you know they'll all just magically get faster afterwards, for an unrelated reason. Yeah, placebo.
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gently caress printers? How about printers after a year of storage on a building site. 
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So, business as usual?
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It's a common misconception, but that character is actually called Zelda.
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Proteus Jones posted:Isn't there some goon in ones of these IT threads that buys all his mission critical server hardware off of eBay? The only time I've willingly bought company hardware from ebay was buying specific older mac pros that had PCIe slots for an ageing product photography camera.
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Kurieg posted:a British "Public School" is equivalent to an American "Private School", No I don't know why it's like that. Because they're "public" in the sense that they're open to students other than local kids, so a similar sense to "public house" (and equally archaic) rather than "publicly funded".
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It's changed several times over the centuries so we're probably both right and both wrong!
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Samizdata posted:Seriously, man, grab all the Buffalo stuff. I hear that poo poo is GOLDEN! I can't, I overfilled my truck and it crashed.
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Proteus Jones posted:It doesn't concern you. 
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Judge Schnoopy posted:But remember that this company had to be threatened into losing you as an employee before they were willing to budge. The competitor was willing to offer you everything you wanted based on your resume and interview. They might have a bit more respect for you out of the gate. Very possible, but also possible that they were so wrapped up in their own lives and objectives that they needed a little jolt to remind them that their well-performing employee existed and shouldn't be taken for granted. We don't know they were "unwilling to budge" before because we don't know if Oyster ever asked for these things.
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Oyster posted:During my last reviews I specifically stated that what I make is not sustainable, especially on 3% raises that were handed out. My boss responded that he had no control over it and in fact didn't even know how much I make, which I was a bit dumbfounded by. When the SVP called he quoted exactly what I make and asked specifically if matching the other company would be enough. Seems like I just needed to get to the correct people. Yeah, gently caress 'em then.
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Who was it that was considering taking a counteroffer? https://www.reddit.com/r/legaladvice/comments/7s69tb/ma_wife_turned_down_another_job_because_her/
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The Iron Rose posted:What if vendors or clients see that? Not a good look. What if vendors or clients have to go near poor people outside? What if it rains on them? What if they get stuck in traffic on the way to the office? Not a good look. Sometimes people need to accept that there are factors outside of our control.
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wolrah posted:I'm so glad they finally pulled their heads out of their asses and started supporting 802.3af/at like every other reasonable vendor. This is still a point of confusion for me, their docs are inconsistent about which models of their cameras do and don't support active PoE with or without inline or AC adapters. Their datasheets disagree with their own knowledgebase entry.
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fishmech posted:deep underwater Near the hydrothermal vents spewing sulphides and radionuclides? fishmech posted:deep under the Earth's crust. Down there with all the decaying uranium? Maybe we should suggest they live up above the clouds in the.. oh.. solar winds? drat it.
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Elizabethan Error posted:faraday cages have to be electrified to work ??? No they don't.
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Elizabethan Error posted:if they're not grounded, they would, else how is a stable electrical field going to be achieved. Grounded is not the same as electrified? I'm confused. They're big metal panels for absorbing radiation, so yeah grounded is best to reduce reflection but there's no "stable electrical field" unless there's something I'm missing. I'm sure it's grounded. Heck, the comms cabinet in my house is grounded, took five minutes.
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Data point: I have aluminium heat spreaders in my suspended timber floors for the underfloor heating, and they function very well to block wifi and cell signal even though I don't want them to, and no effort was made to ground them. Try sitting a metal tin on a rubber mat, putting your phone in and calling it.
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Elizabethan Error posted:grounding creates a stable field. not that it matters in this case since there's huge holes in the middle of the cage. Also no mesh on the floor 
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Collateral Damage posted:They haven't registered the domain. Yes both of these is my guess.
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chin up everything sucks posted:So, when I was doing tech support for UBNT, there were four of us doing support for them, total. This was... 5-6 years ago. Their camera system and their TUFF Cable were our bane, as tickets about them NEVER ended well. Thanks for this. To answer your question as to why anyone would buy their cameras is that I didn't know any better so I was planning to, now I am not. Ubiquiti is still pushed hard by the home networking thread here and without a point of contention like this why wouldn't you buy everything from the same vendor? chin up everything sucks posted:But during this multi-year period they kept selling these cameras as security camera systems, and we would constantly get people emailing in saying "Hey, I need some video for legal reasons and I can't find it..." and our response was "If you can't find it, it's not there, this system doesn't work with more than 3 or maybe 4 cameras at once". They sell them in packs of 5 
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