Rant Thread

I've decided to take the next job offer given to me, whatever it is.

There is no possible way I'll get a salary that's lower than my current one; I can't get interviews for job positions lower than mine even if I wanted to (and I do) and I'm massively underpaid in my current position.

I'm in an interview process with another company. I'm not overly excited about them, but if I get an offer, I'm taking it just to get away from the Macedonian Cunt and the rest of the moronic leadership at the company.
 
Night Prowler said:
I've decided to take the next job offer given to me, whatever it is.

There is no possible way I'll get a salary that's lower than my current one; I can't get interviews for job positions lower than mine even if I wanted to (and I do) and I'm massively underpaid in my current position.

I'm in an interview process with another company. I'm not overly excited about them, but if I get an offer, I'm taking it just to get away from the Macedonian Cunt and the rest of the moronic leadership at the company.
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The worst thing that can happen is that nothing happens. Good luck and godspeed on your journey to greener pastures,
 
For years I was a hard drive back up freak but recently I start relying more and more to Cloud Services for my back ups.

If you use macOS and OneDrive this may concern you.

Last time I did a full hard disk back up and retire the hard disk was early 2021 since my transition to silicon Mac.
Since then I was using a combination of Cloud Back up and hard drive one though may times I was formatting the hard disk and copying whatever was on the Cloud as if it were the truth (on the cloud)

Just 2 days ago I realized that my OneDrive desktop client was containing suspiciously less Gb of what one would expect. Of course this was mirrored with the computer back up -which due to hard drive being quite expensive I used to format instead of buying a new one.
Thus I went through my retired hard drives and the difference was striking: About 30 Gb of photos missing, ~20 Gb of personal records including manuscripts, prototypes etc, online courses that I paid dear and all that.

After a combination of searching through various back ups, I'm quite sure I recovered 95% of the material but god knows what I would have lost if this was un-noticed. Sooner or later I would format the Master Back UP drive and all would be lost.

This is quite a mysterious affair how so much data was lost. Thankfully I had kept an "un-necessary" back up from last summer, the leak apparently started to happen after that. Problem was that personal folder was missing from that back up but I managed to recover most of it -if not all- from other back ups plus, as I had little contribution there since 2021.

Lessons learnt:

1. Never fully rely on Cloud services for back ups.
2. Always mirror /confirm the Cloud back up with a hard one.
3. Keep a Master Back up every 6 months or 1 year and do not delete it the following year.
4. Do not format Back up drives, ever. Or do, but duplicate them prior.
 
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