In my experiences of Deja Vu I tend to get tunnel vision, in that my eyesight gets blurry everyone but where my center iris is focused. I also get a sense of fight/flight coursing through my body as my brain tries to interpret what is going on and recalls anything that may have happened previously. In some cases I find that there was a decision I made that was similar to the situation that turned out good or turned out bad, and thus I made my decisions accordingly. In other Deja Vu situations, it was just a snapshot occurance.
In either case, I found no supporting information for your synopsis and wish for citation.
Most incompetent idiots on the planet. You cant even talk to any admins/engineers. We had problems with the SQL server being slow.
Had no conformation from anyone. The only thing the tech support did was made sure it was up and that was it. Once that was done, they said "its up" and nothing else.
Suddenly it would be back to normal
Other problems experienced were similar to the above experience.
If you cant get an admin or anyone with knowledge on the phone, ditch em. Getting the run around or support loop from a company is a deciding factor for me.
Too bad for them Im smart enough to know whats going on and in charge of my purchases.
I actually recommend godaddy.com right now. Technical, smart people answer the phone. I was even inexperienced with SSLs and they helped me out with applying an SSL to my own site locally hosted.
Of course I could have looked it up but they were willing to spend the time with me. Also, their call center is located in the Arizona, thats right... the USA.
Yup, we all do stupid things. Lose our car keys, forget to lock up our guns, dont wear a condom...
Oh, but when it comes to a cop, they better be more than perfect.
Just the other day a 3 year old shot themselves while attempting to get a gun from under their grandmothers couch.
So... yeah. If anything this just shows they need better weapons handling training. What? You think this was the first time someone did something stupid with a gun?
That is BS and you know it.
The user installed the virus into their system by doing something stupid.
Its like blaming the US Government for letting businesses go over sea when you still shop at Walmart.
Not surprised, thats what happened last time this happened.
Who is at fault? Im going to go with the user. Keep on clickin' yah scrub
By the Way, doesnt the "Windows Defender" do checksum scanning?
I know SFC does it... so the tools are already there.
That is a corner I would not like to be put into.
You can explain the situation all you want to the people, but there are people who always side with the family.
Best I could do with that is "okay, give me the Windows CD and the key it comes with and Ill fix it", when they cant produce it, they shut up.
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Hating others for a small penis means you still have a small penis.
Interesting, I thought medical studies show that Deja Vu was something similar that happened in the past.
Not the most credible source.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%C3%A9j%C3%A0_vu
In my experiences of Deja Vu I tend to get tunnel vision, in that my eyesight gets blurry everyone but where my center iris is focused. I also get a sense of fight/flight coursing through my body as my brain tries to interpret what is going on and recalls anything that may have happened previously. In some cases I find that there was a decision I made that was similar to the situation that turned out good or turned out bad, and thus I made my decisions accordingly. In other Deja Vu situations, it was just a snapshot occurance.
In either case, I found no supporting information for your synopsis and wish for citation.
slow game news day.
Most incompetent idiots on the planet. You cant even talk to any admins/engineers. We had problems with the SQL server being slow.
Had no conformation from anyone. The only thing the tech support did was made sure it was up and that was it. Once that was done, they said "its up" and nothing else.
Suddenly it would be back to normal
Other problems experienced were similar to the above experience.
If you cant get an admin or anyone with knowledge on the phone, ditch em. Getting the run around or support loop from a company is a deciding factor for me.
Too bad for them Im smart enough to know whats going on and in charge of my purchases.
I actually recommend godaddy.com right now. Technical, smart people answer the phone. I was even inexperienced with SSLs and they helped me out with applying an SSL to my own site locally hosted.
Of course I could have looked it up but they were willing to spend the time with me. Also, their call center is located in the Arizona, thats right... the USA.
Nothin' a bb gun wont cure.
Less crying, more ball wiping.
Yup, we all do stupid things. Lose our car keys, forget to lock up our guns, dont wear a condom...
Oh, but when it comes to a cop, they better be more than perfect.
Just the other day a 3 year old shot themselves while attempting to get a gun from under their grandmothers couch.
So... yeah. If anything this just shows they need better weapons handling training. What? You think this was the first time someone did something stupid with a gun?
Yeah, I got that for free too with something I bought.
13 Years for stealing? Hmm... whats the point of our penal system again?
That is BS and you know it.
The user installed the virus into their system by doing something stupid.
Its like blaming the US Government for letting businesses go over sea when you still shop at Walmart.
Your response is a cop out.
Not surprised, thats what happened last time this happened.
Who is at fault? Im going to go with the user. Keep on clickin' yah scrub
By the Way, doesnt the "Windows Defender" do checksum scanning?
I know SFC does it... so the tools are already there.
Impossible, nerds dont "pop culture".
Welcome to Blizzards PR campaign.... BRILLIANT!
Uh, PBS is a non-profit funded by people that watch it, not the government. It has no political ties nor does it use adverts to fund itself.
Only if it begets me the winner.
Yeah, thats a good pre-emptive way to handle that. I would prefer that over having to deal with an upset customer.
That is a corner I would not like to be put into.
You can explain the situation all you want to the people, but there are people who always side with the family.
Best I could do with that is "okay, give me the Windows CD and the key it comes with and Ill fix it", when they cant produce it, they shut up.
So, is this a form of suicide? Seems weird the body would be able to "kill" itself.
Hell, we should just get rid of the internet. Some communities think using technology past the 1600s is "obscene", why the 1600s? Fuck if I know...
Yes, Cacti+Nagios = win
"Statistics can be made to prove anything Kent, 16% of all people know that" - Homer Simpson.
How about people that have died to terrorists on planes vs plane crashes...
Peoples fear is scarier than terrorism.
I have upgraded my PC from XP to Vista to 7, all clean installs. My Steam and its games are installed on a separate drive.
Know what I did to get all my games back? Installed Steam again, pointed it to that directory during install and logged in.
Enjoy...
Republicans may have it right on this one..
Use up all the resources we have in the USA, thus space will be more inviting
Scorched earth baby, WOO!
Thanks captain obvious.