yeah a little. i've been plodding towards 10k so i can call it job done and never visit the site again, but apparently im too much of a retard to hit 10k. so here i am.
@mossy RE: 2) - use that as an opportunity to do research. Many of the questions I answer, are related to me doing Google searches, reading the material, and then composing an answer based on what I read.
The BOCES here, and school district or two use Web Help Desk. I have nothing to do with that. We jumped from Altiris Help Desk (which was its own Hell) to ZenDesk. Totally Cloudly SaaSy bros.
@Zoredache Shortly before I started the 4 separate central IT departments at the university were collapsed. One used Remedy, one used Footprints. Consolidation occurred on the cheaper of the two.
@ScottPack not sure. how many fucking computers are you trying to log into your ticketing system from
And TBH, I don't make new tickets, I just respond to them. I always just do it via email instead of the web interface. I only go into the interface to close the tickets
@ewwhite Just had a recruiter try and back me off of my salary req because "someone with 10 years more experience" has the same one and is being considered
I just laughed and said that if she didn't want to present me, she didnt have to
I haven't quite gotten the hang of of assignee fiddling via email yet. Most of the time the end of my work on a ticket doesn't result in it getting closed, but I want to take myself off.
@MattBear The only ticketing systems I've ever actually supported full time are WHMCS and TigerPaw. (WHMCS is out of the question here) and I don't think tigerpaws web portal would do everything you need.
@MDMarra Frequently I'll be working somewhere on my laptop and need to connect to the vpn to do something. Because of my group's tunnel that then forces footprints through the tunnel, which forces me to relogin.
@MDMarra Although, my favorite, is that we have plenty of workflows that require certain fields be set before saving. Except if you have a popup blocker block the warning it'll save anyway.
But yeah, for people that really are forcing the issue for a number i just saw low 6 figs but I can be flexible on it depending on the opportunity and benefits
I live close by to detroit, i've thought of going and buying one of these houses, i wonder if you actually have to get it to code. as long as there electricity im all set.
I recently wrote this answer and stumbled on something interesting.
get-aduser -filter {-not (description -eq "auto")} | measure-object
and
get-aduser -filter {description -ne "auto"} | measure-object
return two very different things when run against the same data, with the first command ret...
@MDMarra It's -Filter vs Where-Object behavior, I'm currently working on the assumption there was some ambiguity for the AD module team on the -Filter implementation. I haven't tested with any core cmdlets using -Filter. Maybe I should do that tomorrow morning.
@mossy Ok. The answer to this question is knowing that there are features present in OpenVPN that give him what he needs, so long as he knows enough to do a little socket programming.
umm, so in my process of trying to fix a massive SQL log file. i've seemed to have created a massive backup and it's hasn't finished yet. this backup is probably going to fill up the entire disk soon.
@Patrick Don't think of it as shrinking. You're moving data out of the TLog file and into the backup file. You're not backing up to the same server, are you?
I recently wrote this answer and stumbled on something interesting.
get-aduser -filter {-not (description -eq "auto")} | measure-object
and
get-aduser -filter {description -ne "auto"} | measure-object
return two very different things when run against the same data, with the first command ret...
