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I've never actual been diagnosed with depression and got 3 psychologists who will say I'm not depressed. Or I could just claim I was the victim of sexual assault and be exempt from those questions.

Oh shit, I need to find 3 people to pretend they were my friend for the past 7 years.

It's England, filled mostly with ugly chicks aside from a few extreme exceptions that make the rule. She's probably considered milfy for England.

I did. I got to print out the certificate too.

All of this has happened before, and will happen again.

If it's a 1070 GTX FTW I'd RMA it again. If you want a good PSU, Seasonic Flagship PRIME TITANIUM 750 SSR-750TD Active PFC 80 PLUS Titanium 750W ATX 12V 135mm Fluid Dynamic Bearing Fan Super Quiet Power Supply-Newegg.com

I guess I screwed up. Maybe the maze iconography just wasn't something he paid attention to when he was a newb.

Only like 3 of our 6000 customers have contracts where they can request an emergency VM password reset outside of 8-5.

What are they running? For most of our 911 customers we manage the full stack, all the NASes for the recorders and loggers, routers, firewalls, the Vesta PBX that 911 trunks go into, usually an IP Office (or god forbid an old Nortel PBX) that's adjuct for the admin trunks+any ringdown lines...

I feel like this is what most IT people think of PBXes in general.

We see the symbol on the coffin as Delores in the present. It's not there when William is there in the past.

Yes, that's right, we do MSP for 911 psaps too.

No one will ever be worse than Frontier. Even their 911 business unit is awful.

Oh, and we've owned Salesforce/ServiceCloud licenses for the entire company for over 2 years but it's still gone undeployed.

We started off as just an Avaya maintenance partner. But they turned into an MSP about 3 years ago, and are still going through growing pains developing business processes that and other resources to actually be effective at providing managed services. We have Tigerpaw as the front end for an...

Unfortunately our ticket system is terrible and our 'who to call when X is broke' documentation is awful for all 6000+ customers. The hardest part of the job is using the tools, not doing the actual job. This outage is going to produce 100s of manhours of slow, frustrating ticket creation for...

Yeah they just asked me to work 3 minutes ago.

I haven't worn a costume of any kind since I was like 9.

We haven't really gotten a good look at the guts from William's point of view. it looks like the roboting ones still had 2 inches of so of fleshy covering, would be enough to blow low velocity bullet holes in them.

These are customers that have patch implements covered by their contracts, on their voice environment which is supposed to be entirely managed by us. Just getting a 15 minute window to update the firmware on some boards can be a bitch.

I didn't work any shifts but I finished my monthly reports and worked on scheduling a big patch implement for a very change averse customer.

That's not even chemically possible.

I don't know how DICE does it. The graphics in this game are just superb. The narration in the Operations maps makes even multiplayer feel meaningful.

Those are two different timelines, edited together to make one scene.. When William and Lawrence are there, that's probably the first time she's been in that train. When she's alone, that's Delores retracing her steps.

A public employee forced to go on paid leave and he didn't even have to shoot anybody? Weird.

There's definitely trenches in the Operations maps. A mode or server option with more authentic allocations of weapons would be good, I agree.

At least you get training. We get told to google shit on tek-tips.

Oh good, it looks like no one on third shift has been doing any work since 3am...

Working in a call center that services the servers that run other call centers.

No, my boss gave someone 8 hours off out of a 12 hour shift (they're supposedly coming in to work the back 4 hours) and I told them I'd cover the 8 hours. Then he gave someone else 12 hours off on the same day and said 'it's okay, you were covering anyway.'

They're buddies, nothing would happen.

I signed up to cover 8 hours of someone's shift today. My boss decided to give someone else 12 hours off also, and that I'd cover their whole job too, at the same time.

I got to bill a customer almost 900 dollars because they forget to set the default gateway when they swapped out a piece of equipment and couldn't figure out why they were having one-way audio issues.