Sold my details, never again
Went to one last year. One of them considerately my details with their partners. My inbox has been bombarded with spam from all manner of random IT companies ever since.
I am going to moderate a webinar today*. The webinar is about the real world implications of copying data and cloning VMs. The interesting bit? We're going to try this with video conferencing, live from the Wisconsin VMware User Group meeting (VMUG). To my knowledge, this has never been done before. That probably means it's a …
You work in IT and have only one email address and it isn't a throwaway and isn't traceable?
Hell, come on, it's a pittance a year for a domain name and giving anything you like before the @, or if you're in IT, you just make up a name@yourdomain.com and put forwarding on.
When it's abused, you remove the forward and/or block the specific username@domain.com that you gave them (and add them all to the purchasing blacklist, obviously).
Yes, go find system requirements. Get redirected to new site with no obvious system requirement details.
Do a search for them on site, find document (WebEx System Requirements (WBS31) Mar 23, 2016). See it lists Java 6 as a requirement for Linux, not latest version!? Says Firefox latest works. Try out Firefox and Java latest, find it does not work.
Look at requirements again and find that 64-bit versions of Chrome & Firefox are not supported. WTF Cisco? Are you supposed to be Tier-1 suppliers?
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As Trevor surmised might happen, our webinar indeed was a total meltdown in every way. If you logged in to find a soggy mess, we do apologize! But we're crazy enough to try it again.
Well, this time we're going with a standard webinar and no "live from Wisconsin" business. So we're pretty sure it will work! Please join Trevor and company again on June 2nd as we bring you Clone Wars II: Return of the Clones. We still hope to engage the audience in a discussion rather than overwhelm you with PowerPoint slides. I mean, what could go wrong?
https://catalogicsoftware.com/about/webinars/register/act-now/webinar-clone-wars-ii-2016
Peter Eicher
Catalogic Software