During my time working in IT, I’ve seen and dealt with my fair share of bizarre issues – ones which I can easily term as “WTF” in both their cause and potential resolution. What’s worse is when they occur using a system that, ostensibly, you think you have a pretty good handle over. Clearly, despite often having years or decades or familiarity with something, you can never honestly claim to be…
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During my time working in IT, I’ve seen and dealt with my fair share of bizarre issues – ones which I can easily term as “WTF” in both their cause and potential resolution. What’s worse is when they occur using a system that, ostensibly, you think you have a pretty good handle over.
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