Bryan Hart

I make computers do stuff!

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

@Synology for shame, I cant sign up using the well-established email + alias?
[email protected]

that doesnt exactly leave me with a lot of confidence - do I bother setting up my NAS or do I just return it now? I was already considering using @TrueNAS instead

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

@mattshumer_ @AndersHjemdahl So you didn't do anything then, because there was no consistency and the user interaction was pretty clearly just part of the video.

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

@mattshumer_ @nintendo_chall Where is the code?
You keep saying this and then not linking to the open-source repo.

To say I'm skeptical that the code exists is an understatement.

Put up or shut up.

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

@danghentschel @CAgovernor Ah yes, the homeless.
Known for their $1000 in disposable income to spend on an e-scooter, and a place to charge it - or a smartphone and credit card to rent one.
Just say you're a prohibitionist.

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

.@YouTube is cooked.
If I'm not logged in, I get an advert every 15 seconds.

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

@AirCanada "the overhead bins are only for roller bags".
Ok so next time I'll waste space by bringing a big roller bag instead of a small backpack.
What an absolutely braindead policy.

It could be SO easily fixed by making overhead for YOUR BIGGEST bag instead for ONLY BIG bags.

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

@JonkJahnson @viperwave This needs to be a Poe's Law corollary

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

.@TELUS just emailed me asking me to sign their petition which is an absolute joke.
> The federal government is trying to limit competition

Know what would improve competition? Splitting up the big 3 and preventing their merges.
Absolute corporate hypocrisy. They have no shame

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

@realDonaldTrump

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

@shanathalas @TELUS But that's worrying, because they seemed to know when my phone was (about to be) paid off.
I admit that I usually didn't listen to them, but some of them at least managed to pitch me a phone upgrade before I hung up.

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

God damn no matter how many times I tell the @TELUS folks to put me on their do-not-call list, they keep calling.
Who is responsible for holding them accountable for spamming people?
I'm leaving Telus next chance i get, it's unreal how much they spam their own clients.

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

@TELUSsupport That's worse, because it means that the spammers have access to your system:
They knew the month I had paid off my phone and started trying to upsell me (apparently fake) new plans and new phone offers.

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

@TELUSsupport I don't remember them all.
Also when I view it in my call history I'm getting strange results, it shows as 2 different area codes (both in Canada for what little that's worth).
The number is [phone]
But the caller ID is 12502148067

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

@yegordb How does your model identify if the engineer is SUPPOSED to be committing significantly *to the repos you're monitoring*?
I occasionally make trivial commits to repos other than the main one I work in. I imagine this would be even more true for architects, etc.

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

@TwinklyLED If you're not gonna bother reading what it says, don't bother replying.

The way you're so confidently ignorant makes me suspect I'm actually talking to a service bot instead of a human.

Probably wanna change the brand voice, passively aggressively patronizing isnt a great look

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

@TwinklyLED get your permissions sorted out.
I set up your lights this year & connected to my app.
My wife made a new account, & was able to add the lights without requesting permission, at which point in LOST permission and had to request from her.
This does not seem secure

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

@TwinklyLED As already mentioned, ownership WAS taken.
And I've already contacted support.
And that help article you mentioned explicitly said I shouldn't have seen the behavior I saw.

So please read your own support articles before you recommend them 😉

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

@TwinklyLED I have an open ticket with support. It's pretty bold for you to say that ANY software "has no bugs" 😳

Anyways, can you explain the feature where ownership of a device can be taken from another owner without their notice? I don't see that in the related article you mentioned 🤔

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

@TwinklyLED To be clear, if I own some lights and they're assigned to my installation, new twinkly users on my Wi-Fi network shouldn't just be able to add those lights to their own installation, they should be made to request access, right?
That's what happened.

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

@TwinklyLED I don't need help, I'm reporting bug, and expressing my disappointment.
My wife was supposed to be presented with the "request access" page, but instead she became the owner and the lights were reassigned to her installation.

[Bryan Hart @BryanHart_]

And of course, although the effects already saved to the controller work, the app no longer thinks the lights are mapped.
But we've already decorated the tree with shiny ornaments. So now we need to either not change our effects for the rest of the season or redecorate our tree.