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  1. 1 hour ago, MissingInAction said:

    Shit man. Im going through that with Jira. The only solution is to migrate to a cloud environment which is forbidden due to security protocols.

    Good luck. 

    We're on Atlassian DC, and they are talking about moving to Cloud (which we CAN'T do contractually) or moving to dedicated cloud (imagine 3x the cost of cloud).  

    This is nearly as big of a screwjob as Broadcom negating all freeware / Perpetual licensing and forcing all users to pay a premium for support.  

  2. 6 hours ago, 52-80 said:

    Microsoft has joint ownership of a leading AI company and access to all of the computing power in the world, yet Outlook can't detect basic ass spam with heuristics i can describe in 3 seconds

    Man, Microsoft has gone and pissed me off to no end.  They've implemented a limit on the amount of outbound emails / recipients a tenant can send in a 24 hour window.  They use some BS algorithm to determine the daily limit (500 * (Number of Non-trial Email Licenses^0.7) + 9500 ).  Basically, your first license in online exchange has a daily limit of 10,000 outbound recipients, but as you add more and more licenses, your rate decreases.  If you have 100,000 licenses (like, say, a university or large corporation), your average mailbox is allowed 15 emails daily before your account is suspended from sending outbound.

    These changes were poorly communicated, not agreed upon, and the changes implemented without previous audit-only mode, and caused my company to drop around 1000 outbound emails to customers.  FREAKING BULLSHIT, Microsoft.  

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  3. 1 hour ago, TreatyOak said:

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    1 hour ago, DanTheHorn said:

    Did he delete the original post?

    Yep!  Someone pulled receipts on this like three days ago, and after a few hours of getting called out, Jermaine deleted the post.  Was glorious in the replies.

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  4. 12 minutes ago, BurdineBandit said:

    I definitely call horseshit. 18-21 hours of 'A' for any normal student would be extremely impressive. 24 hours, at 2 different institutions, while playing a college sport? Momma is making shit up about her little angel. 

    A recorded look at his science final (the school and sport have been named to protect the innocent:
     

     

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  5. 27 minutes ago, Wally Pryor said:

    Garza's going to put a hit out on Plohetski if one's not already in the works. 

    Pretty easy sell given that the guy would be out of the cage within 48 hours.

    Garza trying to find out how to order a hit would be very similar to the guys in Office Space trying to find how to launder money.

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  6. I think that's the better pill to swallow there.  If UT is benefitting from the cap and stitch to that extent, they should be able to find a way to get it done.  Texas has the funds, and are much better stewards of their funds than the City of Austin.

  7. 10 minutes ago, royiv said:

    Cap and stitch would be awesome. Look no further than Klyde Warren Park in Dallas for what an incredible community amenity it would be. Imagine reclaiming the space between DKR, Moody, McCombs and the Disch and having a unified athletics district. It would also be incredible through the middle of downtown to reclaim what is currently dead space and a magnet for crime and homelessness.

    Anyone questioning cap and stitch seriously needs to go visit Dallas and see what they did with Klyde Warren. Unfortunately for Austin, a significant portion of that project was funded through private donations and Austin just doesn’t have that kind of history of philanthropy in the community. The Dells can only be expected to do so much. The only section I could see attracting private money is the section through campus.

    In theory, they would be awesome, I don't doubt it.  But in reality, we don't have the money as the tax base is being bled dry already for all the other bond initiatives, and not to mention they'd be overrun by homeless camps in no time.  And frankly, more artifical greenspace just equals more watering and maintenance, and once again, we can't even maintain the basic core infrastructure of the city, so why build new when the current stuff is falling into disrepair?

  8. Freaking truth there!  I'm dreading the cap and stitch nightmare that's going to likely go to vote, and will be a gigantic property tax increase to cover the cost.  Again, renters that think they don't have any skin in the game approving things like this, then getting up in arms when their rent skyrockets.  It's like they failed Econ 101 in high school.

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  9. 3 minutes ago, royiv said:

    This. If Travis County voters wanted something different, they would have voted for it. Take Harris County as an example. Kim Ogg was an ineffective hack who had destroyed the morale in the DA’s office with politically motivated BS. Harris County voters said enough of this bullshit and primaried her. Travis County voters had an opportunity to make a change and they voted for the guy knowing exactly what his track record was.

    The average Travis County voter has the same intelligence as a toddler.  Would you like these 4 quarters, or a single $20 bill?  4 quarters it is!  

    There is no critical thinking, they vote how community leadership tells them to vote.  The only reason Jeremy Stylestine didn't win is because someone started spreading the message that Elon was backing him financially.  And Betts lost because he was running under the R. label.  Betts is probably more liberal than Garza, but doesn't have the DNC's hand wrist deep up his ass.

    The "voters would have chosen X" argument is such BS, as most are extremely uneducated and are voting for one of two letters.

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  10. 22 minutes ago, nnm said:

    Stupid Klan Aggie gave up 6 runs to TAMU in the top of the first.  C'mon guys, put them out of their misery.

    Redundant way of referring to their spring game?

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  11. I feel like she's using her son's NIL to her benefit clearly.  She's on like baby daddy 3 and just divorced the last one in the last year or so.

    Either he needs to engage directly these clowns, or he needs to hang his hat on a solid 5 year college career, and move on to either the minors or a career in the real world using that aggy degree he earned.  Looking at the TxAgs thread, I think the ones "supporting" her have seen her social media and don't want to slam the door on a single mom.

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  12. On 5/17/2025 at 7:31 AM, Bolero88 said:

    You morons raving against public transportation are hilarious. I’ve lived places with great public transportation infrastructure, and guess what? It’s great and it’s not scary. I hope you moved to Texas because you make Texans look like cowards. 

    Have you lived in places where they promise you 27 miles of lightrail and take billions, only to have multiples of overrun before the first shovel hits the ground?  Where they promise you a subway and a line to the airport, and by the time they finalize the plan, you have 10 miles of the original 27, all above ground, and not even close to getting you to the airport?

    Are you the asshole that goes to a seafood place and orders a steak?  Do you go to a country bar and pump three dollars into the juke box and start playing Celine Dion for 10 songs straight?  No one moved to Austin for their public transportation.  

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  13. 34 minutes ago, SquishMitten said:

    Fuck that. Standing in a shit pit with walls caving in? A policy like that doesn’t make a shit when you’re at risk of imminent death

    Oh, I agree, and fire me for circumventing the handbook in that case.  Of course, not sure how I'd call while projectile vomiting my last 5 days worth of meals.

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