Re:Mysterious Avid Issue Knocks Out Mac Pro Workstations Acr...
by tunesmith on Tuesday September 24, 2019 @01:08PM
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I tend to associate "super-user" with an admin who knows what they are doing. Back in the 90's we called these folks "power users".
Re:Mysterious Avid Issue Knocks Out Mac Pro Workstations Acr...
by bpyne on Tuesday September 24, 2019 @01:30PM
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Yup. Power user was the name we used back then. If you had a good one, (s)he could save you support time.
Re:Mysterious Avid Issue Knocks Out Mac Pro Workstations Acr...
by btown on Tuesday September 24, 2019 @11:34AM
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I imagine this is especially prevalent for editors because they are expected to be the technical ones in a room of high-ego professionals. Every second of their day is them being judged on how super-user they are.
"Please just describe the problem and, if possible, how you reproduce it. No, just describe the problem. What's happening when you press the button? No, just the problem! Not what you think is causing it."
It's a conundrum because good super-users can help less technical people in their groups. But, their issues tend to take more time to unravel.