Wirecard hired actors to fool auditors

Re:Wirecard hired actors to fool auditors by phatfish on Thursday August 20, 2020 @07:19PM (#24230164)

At least we can be safe in the knowledge that Teams will be the only bloated Electron app Microsoft make a core part of the Office suite.

There is no way most company issue laptops can run two programs that resource heavy at once, without Windows 10 randomly closing other applications or flashing a black screen at you.

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Re:Wirecard hired actors to fool auditors by ashtonkem on Thursday August 20, 2020 @11:53PM (#24231808)

Nothing can possibly be slower than a heavily customized Jira instance.

I opened up the api recently to discover that every story I edited had close to 100 custom fields on them, most duplicative (presumably) and hidden.

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Re:Wirecard hired actors to fool auditors by Nextgrid on Friday August 21, 2020 @01:34PM (#24237028)

What angers me about Jira isn’t the slowness of the backend - that I can wait. It’s the slowness of the frontend that’s the problem, which is a combination of a JS-heavy front end as well as its hard dependency on the backend, where as basic HTML forms & page navigations typically leave the previous page interactive until the response from the backend arrives so you can still look at the existing page as well as allowing you to cancel a page load and still keep the currently loaded page.

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