@FalconMomot I recently found out credit cards can be issued to random strings, so I finally have credit cards with the name I use on them instead of the name I was born with
@RyJones Not only that, but the name field is unauthenticated by the CVV code on the stripe, so you can re-encode it to whatever you like and the card will still swipe. The slips it prints will have that name on them.
login to a cisco device that I haven't been in for years. Enable password I have on file doesn't work. Try some others (we're not too creative with passwords to devices that can't be accessed from outside the management vLAN) - none work.... Spend 20 minutes looking for what the password could be... Accidentally hit enter twice, password is blank. FML.
@FalconMomot Oh, no, she's a sales rep for a yearbook company. She even constructs the books for many of the schools. So she gets to see many thousands of names that current students have.
So I have a customer with a performance problem in their application. We've managed to reduce the problem down to a fairly small case that replicates the issue.
@RyJones Don't buy CAT boots. They're made by Wolverine but had to cut back on the materials to pay CAT their royalties and still make a profit. Buy "normal" Wolverine boots if you want the same cut with superior materials.
@voretaq7 It's a problem related to inotify and dnotify. Seems to be a resource leak in the kernel. The problem persists if you kill the application and restart it. The problem goes away if you unmount the filesystem.
@MichaelHampton It gets worse and worse with every release.
@MichaelHampton More whitespace, less content, fewer details. The least they could do is replace the whitespace with a full-screen image of Ballmer's giant butto... wait, no, that wouldn't be professional.
@freiheit I'd prefer the latter. And something that I can click on to view verbose log information, e.g. if it freezes and I want to know where it froze.
new client asks me to update an API key in their web app, existing key expires in 3 days. No problem. Previous developer abruptly quit yesterday. Hm. OK, no problem. API key is compiled into dll, and angry developer has the only copy of the source. OK, I found a problem.
@tylerl Yeahhh... everyone else. Maybe no one recommends me for a reason. I should probably stop eating their office plants and puking it back up on the furniture.
So, apparently some time ago, 'postfix' died on one of my dev moodle boxes. I kicked postfix. It appears to now be clearing its backlog of 20,000 emails.
@RyJones It's a dev box, for which sending emails is very much a secondary thing...
Translation: shit, I should really puppetize "make sure postfix is fucking running", because that shit being broken on a prod moodle box would actually be bad.