That's certainly where you need to start. Don't let the job define you, define your own career.

Can't say as I've ever seen a way to configure that.

Makes sense, sensor issues could easily do that given that it's unique and not something that you would usually see with other devices.

@EddieJennings said in Which IT role I am suitable and to which should I apply for ?:

This has been such a great thread to read, as I can empathize with @wirestyle22 with the knowledge and self-expectation problem. And I can empathize with the OP with trying to determine a direction.

Career choices are hard. So many options but the route you pick affects you for so long.

@Dominica said in Korora 25 Freezing on Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro:

So far, so good. That was about half an hour, longer than it normally goes, and no freezing so far.

What does it normally do when it crashes?

Of course, of course it was from another leak. Geesh.

@scottalanmiller said in The Motivations of Sales:

Sales people are an important part of any ecosystem. They have a lot of value.

Can't live without sales people. It's what greases the wheels of the world. It's how you tell the world that you have a product that they might want. As long as people look for things to buy, someone will look to sell them things.

You would not likely buy something just for this, but VMware has vVols. I don't think that anyone else has an equivalent technology, yet.

Most cases, updates alone do the trick.

Seems like they could have handled that better. Sounds like perhaps the real issue is that the environment is a little bit toxic. Too many "they'd see this as rude" things that leave them free to do whatever they want.