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How do you deal with the retards beneath you?

Cybersecurity jobs pay pretty well IMO. Even the junior ones. As far as the IT field goes there is no other discipline, if you will, full of more incompetent retards though. I like our security architect but I avoid talking to anyone else. It stuns me how stupid they are.

Great find nerd. Much appreciated! I have to just really ignore the lesbian bullshit.

While Ziz is accurate most of the time I can't stand his queerboy voice. Rue though lol. Love it.

If you look at year old code you wrote and aren't disgusted with yourself you've stopped learning. Even if clunker code you wrote 5+ years ago is still running critical operations like some of mine does. I just ain't got time to update it and it keeps chugging along but I hate it.

I am going to quit my second gig. I've decided it. The moment I pay off my other house in a few months I'm out. Not worth dealing with these people and management who thinks everything is a crisis and I should work all night on the drop of a hat over nothing. Even if the money is a boon of course.

XML payloads. Yuck. JSON isn't perfect but at least it's really simple.

The principle isn't real complicated. It reduces data flows to JSON payloads and the idea is that it's constantly sending them. For the Healthcare use case, for example, its taking Claim data for a client and simply processing that data as it comes. Rather than in massive batch jobs with many...

The reason why I have the above project and absolutely everything is in Kafka now is explicitly due to this. We just implemented Kafka with absolutely no guidelines so its its own hell.

I bought Dr. Squatch because it sounded cool and I liked the ingredients. Not expensive either. Already feels better than the Old Spice. Especially in my hair. I probably should have done this years ago. For those of you who are irritated by most store bought deodorants I moved to Crystal salt...

For my chosen area of data engineering I have only partially felt this. I have a lot of exposure to the older architecture and a lot of the new. My team is mostly old people who spent the 80s and 90s working on enterprise Oracle/MS database solutions and stuff. There is an absolute fuckton of...

Had a Linux moment today. The bluetooth service went kaput and I couldn't restart it. It was just "dead." After previously working. I had updated something so I dicked around with some settings but it wouldn't start on boot due to some missing conditions. The actual solution? Something to do...

We've been hashing out the director's fever dream the past week. Dude was getting frustrated when I explained to him that his desire to have the output in source control is a significant hurdle. Because executing some SQL DML or something is one thing. If you want it also source controlled it...

Not sure where to put this. I usually just buy whatever body wash the supermarket sells. Old Spice Fiji was fine as its readily available, affordable, and smells good. However, I was out of soap and ended up unpacking some old boxes from when I moved a few years ago. In that box was a 4 year...

@Hateyou I remember seeing this forever ago but I am excited that this is coming out. It looks like a clever use of AI for simulated players or whatever its doing. But if the simulated players don't call me a retard faggot, trade scam me, kick me out of the group for letting the tank die, or...

Same guy as before and this tells you a lot even though it wasn't intentional. This guy has read the code styling guide for example and fed it to the AI to write code. But he's complaining that it's not following the styling guide. There a a lot more people out there doing this who don't even...

AI is absolutely great if you know what you want and also know the pitfalls of doing it various ways other than the way you know you need to. So you can just have AI deal with the tedious aspects of physically writing and formatting it. But you need to proofread everything it does because it...

IMO the use of AI solutions is going to exacerbate problems. We are at the stage where companies (mine included) want AIs to actually perform actions. Take network engineering for example. The whole idea here is you have nerds piece together what your infrastructure is doing at any given time...

Remember, here is an actual Japanese rendition of the Portuguese bringing over Yasuke, future Samurai Lord of Japan. Painted centuries ago. Hint: He's the one holding the umbrella.

This hits deep.

I like that they could clearly draw the dear like the other characters so it looks nice... they just don't.

Will any of them get let go over it? My job was unaffected by it but external dependencies that did have these issues did cause us some problems.

Elusive Samurai has absolutely stellar animation.

Seems like that's a pretty big crowd. Even if you have good practices if you have dependencies on other organizations where they shit the bed you still have problems.

Finally caught up to this. Didn't expect Roxy to show up. Interesting!

Really enjoying I parry everything.

I think the quintessential Dad Build was that Juggernaut Molten Strike build.

I had the most success with cascade miner build some years ago.

I am going to play this league I think. Need to see what Dad Build I can get away with.

Edit: Double.

Oh wow it really forces you to manually mess around with the registry to fix it? Gyat dyamn. Also, this is exactly why having fucking AI have total access to your infrastructure to "automate" won't happen lol. This is even worse than if you let an AI loose in your tech infrastructure to "find...

The level of dunking the next League of POE has compared to D4's "big reveal" is absurd.

Probably a good time to pick up some Crowdstrike stonk. People will forget about this and price will rebound.

We have tons of Azure Data Factories driving lots of our critical processes. None of them seem to work currently. Likely due to them all being modified VMs individually. So even our alerting of shit not working is down. lol.

What is he using to blink around there?

It can't just be crowdstrike though right? We don't use it as far as I know, all of our Azure stuff is shitting the bed. That's the problem.

This sounds familiar. For whatever reason I was given this project to build an entire solution alone. But of the 6 platforms the other team was using I had used 0 of them other than writing python before in general. I had also never done anything with DevOps or anything like that. Somewhere...