HeyJoe

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[–] HeyJoe 3 points 6 months ago

As someone who works in telecom building phone tree menus, I agree. I have never said this is needed. I'm sure there are some companies with a million departments where narrowing it down with this would be quicker, but I've never dealt with one where 5 options and maybe a few subtrees didn't get the job done. Takes under a minute to navigate. I believe the customer enjoys this more as well.

[–] HeyJoe 4 points 6 months ago

Wow, this looks great! So many memories of Heroes 3. I was never able to bring myself to try the others, but this may bring me back if reviews are ok.

[–] HeyJoe 2 points 6 months ago (2 children)

No idea what the hate is for the game, but I bet people are already complaining. The last few trailers look really good. I hope the reviews and feedback is positive because this looks like something I wanna play right now.

[–] HeyJoe 3 points 6 months ago

I can see that.

[–] HeyJoe 5 points 6 months ago

Yup, 2 copies all encrypted. 1 copy kept Onsite and 1 copy kept offsite, and then 1 copy sent to long term storage offsite after 3 months (i forget how long we keep them in long term storage). 1 backup every 24 hours. If the server hosts a dB it also has its own set of maintenance rules with full and incremental changes going from 1 hour down to 15 min depending upon its usage and importance. The storage used is insane but it's required for our area.

[–] HeyJoe 10 points 6 months ago (5 children)

Of all the things our company does badly, I can actually say backups are pretty close to perfect! They are monitored closely for issues since they run all day every day and are tested quarterly to make sure they work. They also have to since it's part of the yearly audit. Also, they have saved us numerous times from little things like people deleting stuff to full system restores due to bad changes. Thankfully, we never needed them due to our company being compromised... and really hope we never do.

[–] HeyJoe 2 points 6 months ago

Verdict: Some games do better, some games don't change, and some games do worse. 2-3 fps increase in the ones that do better.

[–] HeyJoe 5 points 6 months ago (1 children)

Last week I had to leave on a road trip. I had to drive 11 hours somewhere, and to make the best time, I was leaving around midnight. So I was going to bed at 5 pm to be well rested. Now, any other day of the week, I have no problems falling asleep at this time if I have the chance. Normally, I can barely keep my eyes open since I have 2 young kids and work till 5 pm and will fall asleep easily if given the chance. This time? Nope, nothing, just me staring at the ceiling for 5 hours, realizing I was screwed... luckily, I had another driver and was able to cover 5 hours still before getting too tired... I even tried playing a phone game that puts me out if I play it for longer than 10 minutes. Let's just say I never played it for over an hour before! The body sucks sometimes!

[–] HeyJoe 5 points 6 months ago

I saw this video, and it's heartbreaking... I have no idea how an entire group of people can live with themselves for doing everything they can to stop an innocent person from not just going free and having them executed on top of it all.

I will be following closely and hope they succeed in finding a way to have him released. It will be disgusting if this is allowed.

[–] HeyJoe 12 points 6 months ago (3 children)

Oh no, we're dragging Doug into this now.

[–] HeyJoe 16 points 6 months ago

Does he really expect them to tell him if he has been fired before being fired? I'm pretty sure that's a no no for every job.

[–] HeyJoe 4 points 6 months ago

I just saw a news segment about this and the woman used as an example was spending 22k a year on one of these medications for the past 8 years and to make ends meet they have been selling off things like their car and mess with their mortgage to take out more money. What a way to live in the US... and this is just 1 of the many ways this country tries to cripple you for life if you're not lucky.

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