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Riiiiiiitttttttttttt·[Moved to [email protected], check pinned post.] iiiiiiitttttttttttt.byRappe So can you work or not? I'm confused./giphy mathladyView original on sopuli.xyz32Comments5Reply
sslazer2au lemmy.world2Hide 2 repliesThey are able to work until the see that message. Which is expected. You should only be able to access company resources via the VPN and if it drops then you lose access.11Reply
RRappe replysopuli.xyz1Hide 1 replyThat's what I thought as well, but after a brief clarification from EU, they meant they can work normally, but is worried about the scary message.12Reply
sslazer2au replylemmy.worldRemember to give the EU some carrot for a false positive. It will make them more likely to report things in the future. People always forget about the carrot part of the stick.9Reply
CCompactFlax discuss.tchncs.de1Hide 1 replyReinforcing my decision to avoid end user support at all costs, every day. To the people who do it, I salute you.7Reply
RRappe replysopuli.xyzI thank various gods every day for only having about 20% of my job be end user stuff, rest is project work. End users seem to think the ratio is the other way around, though...1Reply
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They are able to work until the see that message.
Which is expected. You should only be able to access company resources via the VPN and if it drops then you lose access.
That's what I thought as well, but after a brief clarification from EU, they meant they can work normally, but is worried about the scary message.
Remember to give the EU some carrot for a false positive. It will make them more likely to report things in the future.
People always forget about the carrot part of the stick.
Reinforcing my decision to avoid end user support at all costs, every day. To the people who do it, I salute you.
I thank various gods every day for only having about 20% of my job be end user stuff, rest is project work. End users seem to think the ratio is the other way around, though...