The servers are very locked down, so I’m sure that’s part of our compliance requirements. I haven’t looked into fixing it because I just wrote a script to hit Enter every 10 minutes to keep it alive.

There’s usually more peasants than guards.

I’ve had nohup fail to keep things running after my session ended quite frequently. It’s like it just goes to the next step in the process then gives up.

Tianenmen Square isn’t political. It’s an event that happened.

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With a debit card that’s your money at risk. With a credit card it’s the credit card company’s money.

Credit card companies are required by law to reverse fraudulent charges, but banks aren’t.

You should never use a debit card online, though.

Ugh, I need to get off my ass and install a rack and some fiber drops to finalize my network buildout.

My work phone battery lasts for like 5-6 days because I only have Slack, MFA app, and outlook on it. It’s crazy to use it for personal use

That’s not any fun

You’re not going to cause any permanent damage to your system messing around with system settings.

No one was discussing users transitioning on their home computers.

IT professionals only get a say when the C-suite accepts that IT is a necessity, not a burden. This is extremely uncommon.

Working in enterprise IT sucks. I’ve had jobs where we had to have CFO approval to buy a bag of zipties (the request was denied, BTW)

Government systems should be locked down and limited.

Linux is already what a decent chunk of servers run, so I don’t really see it increasing malware.

You can get ones that are pretty small, too.

Neither

It’s always been the case when buying games period.

And the games actually go on sale

Lame, come back when it’s running doom