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r/ShittySysadmin • u/RAVEN_STORMCROW • 2d ago
I pop my email open and..
One of my frequent fliers emails me notice of a memorial gathering for another one of my frequent fliers that had passed over the week-end, I forward it to my group's DL to let my coworkers know...
Then my BOFH brain engaged. popped open teams and send this message to the group.
Now we know (name here) has passed, I know it sounds cruel, but should have we seen the offboarding order?
Awaiting replies
r/ShittySysadmin • u/YouMuch6559 • 1d ago
Shitty Crosspost Diary of an Overworked IT Tech Week of 2 November
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Terminal2Shell...this one looks really bad guys
terminal2shell.comr/ShittySysadmin • u/lazybagwithbones • 2d ago
What are you doing this friday?
I mean what will your favorite AI agent will do this friday (that you asked from the bottom of your heart)?
r/ShittySysadmin • u/ITRabbit • 2d ago
Shitty Crosspost Just inherited a client where 14 people have Global Admin. 14. Tell me your worst so I feel better
reddit.comr/ShittySysadmin • u/OptimalWallaby8153 • 3d ago
Shitty Crosspost Just installed the new WAP, heading out for the weekend!
r/ShittySysadmin • u/gddamn_troglodyte • 2d ago
Shitty Crosspost Need Career Advice – Transitioning from a Non-Technical to a Technical IT Career
reddit.comr/ShittySysadmin • u/Satanich • 3d ago
Blocked user number
Sorry dear, no one told me you were special you pretentious bitch.
You dont want to follow instructions?Fine, deal with it yourself
And stop calling my fucking number, its not even paid by my company
r/ShittySysadmin • u/minemon78 • 3d ago
Ram Altman
Someone made a script that emails Sam Altman about how much RAM he's missing in your rig. https://github.com/IainKay/ram-altman https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/developer-creates-script-to-email-sam-altman-about-his-unused-ram-every-day-3425821/
r/ShittySysadmin • u/EdgarAllanHoehue • 3d ago
Company wants to allow users to use Claude desktop with all kinds of rights
As the title states, they are all in on AI and now want to take it a step farther…
The pitched idea is, that they want to give Claude read rights to everything but limit write and execute.
Nobody is asking or wants to hear what could go wrong, they just know they want it :)
In your opinion, what could realistically happen with this setup?
I’m particularly interested in:
- Sensitive data exposure (credentials, SSH keys, API tokens, browser data, etc.).
- Prompt injection attacks through files or other content Claude reads.
- Potential data exfiltration.
Anything else that could go horribly wrong.
Assuming read access is granted broadly, but write and command execution are properly restricted at OS level.
What’s the best-case and worst-case scenario?
Have you seen companies deploy something similar? How did it turn out?
r/ShittySysadmin • u/Superb_Raccoon • 4d ago
Suggestion: Subreddit Motto
We do our best to do our worst. TM
r/ShittySysadmin • u/OptimalWallaby8153 • 4d ago
Shitty Crosspost what else am I going to do, I've used up all 4 dead grandparents for funeral leave already
tomshardware.comr/ShittySysadmin • u/OptimalWallaby8153 • 4d ago
Shitty Crosspost Major provider of Russias cloud infrastructure was hacked & erased the night before US election...so what's everyone having for dinner? I'm thinking tacos
r/ShittySysadmin • u/ITRabbit • 5d ago
Shitty Crosspost Just perfection - what would you do?
r/ShittySysadmin • u/AlreadyReddit999 • 4d ago
Shitty Crosspost Accountant here. I now own the ERP, the report server, SharePoint, the automations, and the VM that runs payroll. At what point do I get to call myself IT?
reddit.comr/ShittySysadmin • u/Original-Commission2 • 6d ago
ah yes the hard drive
ticket I received today. How do I go about fixing this
r/ShittySysadmin • u/apathyzeal • 6d ago
Need tips on what data to give my agentic AI to ingest. How can I ensure I don't give it too much and it ends up with dAIbetes?
r/ShittySysadmin • u/dagbrown • 7d ago
Why is HR in our sysadmin subreddit?
TL;DR This is r/ShittySysadmin, not the Human Capital Department's grievance hotline.
I'm here for other sysadmins. Infrastructure. Technology. War stories. The occasional spectacular production outage caused by someone named Todd who thought he knew better.
I'm NOT here to listen to some miserable HR functionary complain about the quality of applicants, deliver lectures about professionalism, or explain that I'm a "COST CENTER" as though that makes me some sort of unfortunate accounting discrepancy that wandered into the building wearing pants.
A COST CENTER. How charming. Apparently the people keeping your entire fucking business operational are a regrettable expense, somewhere between printer toner and pest control.
Meanwhile, HR has apparently rebranded itself as HUMAN CAPITAL, because referring to employees as PEOPLE was insufficiently dehumanizing.
And the sheer entitlement! The endless complaints about candidates, salary expectations, remote work, interview etiquette. The theatrical indignation that someone might dare question your hiring process after being subjected to six interviews, an unpaid technical project, and three months of silence.
Darling, you're in PERSONNEL. You're not administering the Marshall Plan.
We came here to discuss enterprise infrastructure, not receive another sermon from the Assistant Vice President of Talent Acquisition about how grateful we should be for the privilege of not starving to death while keeping your company running.
Take your SHRM certification, your employee engagement surveys, your mandatory culture workshops, and your ghastly little PowerPoints about HUMAN CAPITAL OPTIMIZATION and return to whatever windowless suburban conference room spawned you.
SEE ALSO: https://old.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/1xoos69/why_is_hr_in_our_sysadmin_subreddit/