Very interesting, I love stumbling upon a cracker bean. Have never heard of that fermenting method... I'm unsure how I feel about certain similar methods haha. But fascinating, enjoy!
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Xue Sheng
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once I retire, healthcare is pretty much taken care of..... with 1500 sick hours.....if only we had universal healthcare, you and xue could be living the high life.
Xue Sheng
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For the IT folks on the page
Non-state side has decided we should be the newest and bestest OS Windows has..... from them, no problem, we will send you new PCs that can take the OS...... If you work in IT....go ahead.... tell me how simple a process this actually is...... sheesh
No image, don't have the proper OUs, don't have ANY policy in place for the new system, absolutely NO in house software testing to see if they need updated..... sure...just slap the new PC on the desk.....
I can't begin to tell you how much I want to transfer out of this mess
Non-state side has decided we should be the newest and bestest OS Windows has..... from them, no problem, we will send you new PCs that can take the OS...... If you work in IT....go ahead.... tell me how simple a process this actually is...... sheesh
No image, don't have the proper OUs, don't have ANY policy in place for the new system, absolutely NO in house software testing to see if they need updated..... sure...just slap the new PC on the desk.....
I can't begin to tell you how much I want to transfer out of this mess
Steve
Mostly Harmless
There’s something called “the rule of 55”. Might be worth checking out for some folks.
Retiring Early? 5 Key Points about the Rule of 55
Hoping to access your 401(k) early? With the rule of 55, you may be able to access and take early withdrawals from your 401(k). Here's what you need to know.
Steve
Mostly Harmless
It’s anaerobic, which produces some wild flavors anyway.
Some information on it.
Additive Fermentation: “Infused” Coffee is Gaining Popularity—and Sparking Industry Debate — Roast Magazine
By Chris Kornman
www.roastmagazine.com
Xue Sheng
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OH, it gets better.... they installed a security client, on MY server, that was not supposed to have such things installed on it...why you ask...because it will FREAKING BLOCK EVERYTHING that server needs to do....... and of course, it is password protected and I can't remove it...... I'm at my "suffering fools limit" for one day...I'm going homeFor the IT folks on the page
Non-state side has decided we should be the newest and bestest OS Windows has..... from them, no problem, we will send you new PCs that can take the OS...... If you work in IT....go ahead.... tell me how simple a process this actually is...... sheesh
No image, don't have the proper OUs, don't have ANY policy in place for the new system, absolutely NO in house software testing to see if they need updated..... sure...just slap the new PC on the desk.....
I can't begin to tell you how much I want to transfer out of this mess
Well, they could happily run a vital system on a 9 year old server that they're afraid to update because they aren't sure it'll reboot...For the IT folks on the page
Non-state side has decided we should be the newest and bestest OS Windows has..... from them, no problem, we will send you new PCs that can take the OS...... If you work in IT....go ahead.... tell me how simple a process this actually is...... sheesh
No image, don't have the proper OUs, don't have ANY policy in place for the new system, absolutely NO in house software testing to see if they need updated..... sure...just slap the new PC on the desk.....
I can't begin to tell you how much I want to transfer out of this mess
And have the backup living on that same server...
That's not bad practice, is it?
Xue Sheng
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There was a state office doing something similar..... servers and PCs. The beginning of the pandemic it came out they were still on Win Server NT 4 and Windows 95 PCs.... and terrified to change anything because of all of there databases and other apps they designed themselves.
They have updated since then
And for my issue, they gave me a password to uninstall the client, have not tested it yet, but hopefully it is the right one
More macho talk. The book I'm reading has lots of this kind of talk. I love it.
A: First, we need to surround them.
B: There are 5 of them. We have only 2. How can we surround them with just 2 of us?
A: You misunderstand me. not us, just me.
A: Why are you doing this?
B: For the world order and civilization.
A: First, we need to surround them.
B: There are 5 of them. We have only 2. How can we surround them with just 2 of us?
A: You misunderstand me. not us, just me.
A: Why are you doing this?
B: For the world order and civilization.
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Xue Sheng
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I need one before the next meetingI found your new work shirt
Just found another one I could wear to meetings too.....heck I might even turn the camera on for the next video conference
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What book is this? This guy kinda reminds me of the punisher
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So I got a question for you all. I know most of you on here are older than me and way more experienced in life. If you were 32 years old again, or you had to give some wisdom about life to a 32 year old like myself what would it be? I'm still young but i have alot to learn about life and the world. What would you of wished someone told you or what do you wish you knew in your early 30s? It can be about anything.
The opportunity always gives to those who is prepared.
When Bill Gates obtained "desktop GUI" technology from Apple Lisa, I got the same technology from Xerox Star (Apple Lisa came from Xerox Star). I wasn't ready to quit my IBM job, formed a new company, and developed that technology on DOS. But Bill Gates was prepared. He won and I lose. QAQ
But even today's Window, they still use one of my patents "right mouse button click to show a pop-up window".
Xerox Star:
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Never play cards with a man called Doc.
Never eat at a place called Mom’s.
Never sleep with a woman whose troubles are worse than your own.
Keep your hands up when you fight.
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There's no such thing as too much horsepower, just not enough brakes.
Always order dessert.
Always order dessert.
Never let someone to shake your single hand with his both hands.
Never let someone to close car door for you when one of your legs is still on the ground.
Never be a spare tire for any girl.
Never let any girl to mount on top of you on the ground.
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My favorite 'Never' quotes from Brainy:
Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake.
- Napolean Bonaparte
Never lose an opportunity of seeing anything beautiful, for beauty is God's handwriting.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
Never be afraid to trust an unknown future to a known God.
- Corrie Ten Boom
Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake.
- Napolean Bonaparte
Never lose an opportunity of seeing anything beautiful, for beauty is God's handwriting.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
Never be afraid to trust an unknown future to a known God.
- Corrie Ten Boom
