If you are looking for an end user testimonial, I was on Veeam until about 3 years ago. Protecting about 20TB of data across ~100VMs. I felt like I was constantly messing with Veeam. It isn't a bad product, but the upgrade process was a bit onerous and it involved more care and feeding than I have time for. Rubrik has been mostly great.
Seems the problem could be solved by adding “Answered using AI” tag for commenters that use it. Gives the reader a “buyer beware” notification. No need to internet yell.
I'm no expert by any means, but I"ve had great success farmig Sludgelocks using DK plague/mill setup. It's super easy to overfill their decks and burn cards they need while dropping plagues on them. You lose a few plagues in the process, but it seems to work really well, for me at least.
This is when you “slip” and fall on the wet floor followed with suing this guy out of existence. “You’re broke now? Why are you so mad, it’s just a prank, my guy.”
Leader of the network and security teams determined they wouldn’t use restricted jump boxes with non-mail enabled creds, because everyone’s profile is in one place and that’s “super insecure”. Instead they all have unrestricted client desktops using standard creds with enough access to destroy the IT Universe as we know it. Edit: this was some time ago and not how it works today, thought I should point that out lol.
This new trend of just passing the buck from lower tiers to upper tiers in the support chain is alarmingly common these days. Quite a few have turned into glorified clients, vague descriptions with no computer names, no troubleshooting/diagnostic/assessment steps taken, sense of accomplishment/entitlement having pushed their jobs off on others. The worst part is, I feel like I'm running backward, having taken the effort to have training sessions with the lower tier staff and you can see the information flowing in one ear and right out the other. I have instructed my team, unless it's a production issue, kick it back to them. A typical issue that drops into our Slack channel goes something like this, "Client can't do 'X'", no client name, no computer name, no useful information, etc. Usually only one client on one computer, not even close to a tier 3 event. No, I'm not bitter, why do you ask?
Does the wand self clean, or does the next person get “leftovers”?
My thoughts: Socks on a hard surface floor make for poor traction.
Hope they make it tornado proof 🌪️
Here's a better pic after release:
Looks like y’all are smushing him
He’s fine and was super docile. If I was smart enough I’d post another pic of him after release.
If you are looking for an end user testimonial, I was on Veeam until about 3 years ago. Protecting about 20TB of data across ~100VMs. I felt like I was constantly messing with Veeam. It isn't a bad product, but the upgrade process was a bit onerous and it involved more care and feeding than I have time for. Rubrik has been mostly great.
Thank you for the information. We'll definitely take your points into account during the PoC phase.
I see rubrik official account has replied so you're probably all set.
Thank you. I DM'd the rep and waiting on response.
Can someone give this guy some local exterminator recommendations?
Someone needs to fire their camera man, unless staring at the loser’s nipples is a thing now?
Seems the problem could be solved by adding “Answered using AI” tag for commenters that use it. Gives the reader a “buyer beware” notification. No need to internet yell.
The Flush
Own and run a small coffee shop somewhere outside of a major city
I'm no expert by any means, but I"ve had great success farmig Sludgelocks using DK plague/mill setup. It's super easy to overfill their decks and burn cards they need while dropping plagues on them. You lose a few plagues in the process, but it seems to work really well, for me at least.
This is when you “slip” and fall on the wet floor followed with suing this guy out of existence. “You’re broke now? Why are you so mad, it’s just a prank, my guy.”
Leader of the network and security teams determined they wouldn’t use restricted jump boxes with non-mail enabled creds, because everyone’s profile is in one place and that’s “super insecure”. Instead they all have unrestricted client desktops using standard creds with enough access to destroy the IT Universe as we know it. Edit: this was some time ago and not how it works today, thought I should point that out lol.
Unfortunately today’s IT workforce is rife with clients hiding in IT staff clothing.
How do they compare to legos when you step on them?
You can try creating a registry hive and push it out to targeted computers.
There's one at the machine level, too: HKLM:\ Software\Policies\Microsoft\WindowsStore Value Name: RemoveWindowsStore set it to 1
Interestingly, "HKLM\Software\Policies\Microsoft\WindowsStore" did not exist on any computer I checked. (Neither did the one under HKCU)
Was worth a shot, sorry it didn't work.
As long as I keep getting my subscription of "Turd Monthly" in the mail, I'm good with how they do it.
Are we talking capex, or opex lighting here?
This new trend of just passing the buck from lower tiers to upper tiers in the support chain is alarmingly common these days. Quite a few have turned into glorified clients, vague descriptions with no computer names, no troubleshooting/diagnostic/assessment steps taken, sense of accomplishment/entitlement having pushed their jobs off on others. The worst part is, I feel like I'm running backward, having taken the effort to have training sessions with the lower tier staff and you can see the information flowing in one ear and right out the other. I have instructed my team, unless it's a production issue, kick it back to them. A typical issue that drops into our Slack channel goes something like this, "Client can't do 'X'", no client name, no computer name, no useful information, etc. Usually only one client on one computer, not even close to a tier 3 event. No, I'm not bitter, why do you ask?
Broadcom, the destroyer of IT worlds
Got on an aggressive allergy shot schedule in early December. Normally I’d be dying right now, but I feel great! Def recommend looking into it.
Very cool!
Physics labs are brutal these days.
Can you give us some details/opinions on the car? Thanks!