Were parts. Video cards network cards and such. Since they no longer sell these I have no reason to ever go in one again. I can buy a TV nearly anywhere.
I often see people not using the systems they have to their full potential. Implementation if more than hardware. Training users on the use of their own system is also part of implementation.
Blame you're implementation of them. Improperly trained Bosses and ingrained static procedures often are the reason the tech you have isn't working for you.
About how to pay for essentials, much less anything extra. I'm not going to listen to a guy who got his money doing things that would land him in jail today.
A guy fell in one time and they spent two days looking for a piece of clear plastic that was missing from his clipboard. I never heard what they did to him after costing them a few mil in scheduling problems, I'm sure they kicked him to the curb. My favorite story from then was when a guy got a hot particle on him and they finally had to use duct tape to remove it. It was on his scrotum so you can guess how that felt. After that anytime I went in the reactor building I took great care not to scratch myself even through the Anti-C suit.
Actually I've stared in to the 'moon pool' with the the basket exposed prior to a fuel shuffle. I hardly picked up any dose at all. The water was plenty enough shield to you from the radiation of 15 year old fuel rods. The metal skin of an airliner however hardly blocks anything.
Yes! We regularly had trouble with certain protocols due to a upstream provider throttling them. So yes, it was a piece of shit for us. The day they took those rules off of us was a good day indeed. We lost 20 seconds of latency also. This is simply a way for the jerks to squeeze more money out of the same resources.
How would having our upstream providers throttling us help? This guy doesn't care about the truth. He is the type to make his truth up as he goes. The net is going to be a huge piece of shit after this.
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The 'game isn't being a dick' The player is.
Were parts. Video cards network cards and such. Since they no longer sell these I have no reason to ever go in one again. I can buy a TV nearly anywhere.
I refuse to buy subscription software. I'm sure its a win win for macroshaft though.
Its all fun and games until they pwn the store.
The checks must have cashed.
I often see people not using the systems they have to their full potential. Implementation if more than hardware. Training users on the use of their own system is also part of implementation.
Source I also work in IT.
That and the packard bell you use for legacy applications.
Blame you're implementation of them. Improperly trained Bosses and ingrained static procedures often are the reason the tech you have isn't working for you.
We can add him to a long line of useless internet stars. May he serve as an example of what not to be.
We are going to try to take all this over so we control it and thus make the most from it.
About how to pay for essentials, much less anything extra. I'm not going to listen to a guy who got his money doing things that would land him in jail today.
It would be exactly the same as it was in the past including the 70's and 80's and most of the 90's.
If you've never heard of him does he really exist?
A guy fell in one time and they spent two days looking for a piece of clear plastic that was missing from his clipboard. I never heard what they did to him after costing them a few mil in scheduling problems, I'm sure they kicked him to the curb. My favorite story from then was when a guy got a hot particle on him and they finally had to use duct tape to remove it. It was on his scrotum so you can guess how that felt. After that anytime I went in the reactor building I took great care not to scratch myself even through the Anti-C suit.
Actually I've stared in to the 'moon pool' with the the basket exposed prior to a fuel shuffle. I hardly picked up any dose at all. The water was plenty enough shield to you from the radiation of 15 year old fuel rods. The metal skin of an airliner however hardly blocks anything.
I had to post here to remove a mistaken moderation.
Yes! We regularly had trouble with certain protocols due to a upstream provider throttling them. So yes, it was a piece of shit for us. The day they took those rules off of us was a good day indeed. We lost 20 seconds of latency also. This is simply a way for the jerks to squeeze more money out of the same resources.
How would having our upstream providers throttling us help? This guy doesn't care about the truth. He is the type to make his truth up as he goes. The net is going to be a huge piece of shit after this.
modded down? That shits funny.
I like the title of one of suggestions even better.
'Forced to Talk, Like, With Your Mouth: a DevOps Mystery'
Why not read this while you wait?
Savaged by Systemd
So they are making their own. Freedom for the few and higher cost for the masses.
The deeper the thinker, the longer the pause.
I'm glad you got paid for all that work.
Same truth.
When that didn't work they forced it on you.