@SwiftOnSecurity The list of things that are not adequately taught in school is rather long. I'm almost more surprised when I find out something was taught properly.
@SwiftOnSecurity "I'd like a Kerberos ticket."
"Here's your Netscape cookie."
"I wanted a Kerberos ticket."
"Here's your MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1."
"Please, just give me a Kerberos ticket."
"Here's your OAUTH token."
"Uh, thanks."
@SwiftOnSecurity@hacks4pancakes That was in the regional HQ. Out at the facilities I think a number of things still ran some version of MS-DOS, and some ran an antiquated AIX.
@SwiftOnSecurity@hacks4pancakes I think it was around 2010 when I had to buy some 4.5GB and 9GB hard drives for a disk array that had to keep going for old software.
I really don't feel like going to work tomorrow. I've somehow let myself get pulled in to a role where I can't make things better in totally backwards company.
If it had been my child, I would have had to explain that it looks like science is probably our only hope for avoiding mass starvation around the world.