Re:How fast is 12th Gen Intel Core?
by brailsafe on Tuesday August 09, 2022 @05:20AM
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Out of curiosity, and aside from Teams which I'm already sadly familiar with, what software is it that you're talking about? Company I work for was just bought by some megacorp, but I'm still using my own 2019 13" MBP for now.
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Re:How fast is 12th Gen Intel Core?
by geraldwhen on Tuesday August 09, 2022 @06:57AM
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Mcafee and VMware carbon black can fully consume a computer.
Re:How fast is 12th Gen Intel Core?
by washadjeffmad on Tuesday August 09, 2022 @09:22AM
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Ask your IT why they're not using JAMF Protect and maybe some light reporting like splunk.
Carbon Black probably needs some adjustments, or they need to spec laptops better. That sounds pretty intense and unnecessary.
Re:How fast is 12th Gen Intel Core?
by geraldwhen on Tuesday August 09, 2022 @09:45AM
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IT is 300-600 people who report to no one in particular.
With those tools running, builds take over an hour if they complete at all. With the tools disabled, builds complete in under a minute.
Not OP, but here is one... checkpoint.com https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Check_Point
Horrid piece of software. I don't know when this sort of office-abuse became the norm but it makes me very sour about our industry as a whole.
My company has some McAfee and Palo Alto stuff and the cyvera cloud backup software which scans every file every 4 hours but then triggers the other software because of access attempts. Some of these are suites so its 3-4 diferent things (firewall, dlp, antivirus, ...)
> Palo Alto stuff
Fuck this company, one of my wife’s jobs is BYOD but requires GlobalProtect for their VPN. After the software has been running for a few hours, even disconnected, it just starts chewing CPU cycles and grinds her M1 MacBook to a halt.
The only way to terminate it is via `defaults write` command in the terminal. It’s basically malware.
Sometimes you can work around it and just use the native VPN or TunnelBlick. Did this at a previous corporate gig where the software they used wasn't even available for macs. Gotta be lucky though. By this I mean that usually VPN software just has a default config for some VPN protocol, and if you can find out what that is, you might be able to input the same config and credentials into the TunnelBlick or network settings
Symantec, Microsoft Defender (this shit is insane), Netskope and ZScaler