Mike Rathwell Expert

Hi @Zain_Siddiqui This feels like it would be a real good one to start banging your head on the desk. I haven't seen this and my oktavation is just getting started so I may be of limited help. However: I have been containerized on AWS using ECS as my run environment for a couple of years now. I normally don't find things…

Hi @George Miyata , I haven't done this myself (we're a G-Suite shop) but a quick look at the Atlassian Marketplace turned this up (for cloud instance as you note) and it might be just the thing. Not even that expensive. The Atlassian Marketplace is insidious. I often turn up just what I want but their suggestions of…

That looks like a very pleasant place to work indeed.

HI @andrea_crawford , The short answer is that you can't make those changes with a filter. A "config" would be one of either editing the existing workflow or (as you note you can't) making one with the statuses you cite. If, however, you can edit the existing workflow, there is no reason not to add additional transitions…

Hi @jal58 , Short answer is that no, there is no reason to not go to the latest release. I have often found that quite often the documentation runs a bit behind (or doesn't yet exist) for the latest version of an application. Since that is an Enterprise Release of Confluence, go ahead and load it up.

Hi there, There are a whole bunch of things to unpack here so I will try to get enough of them to get you going * It is probably a bad idea to rely on a hostname stored only in the /etc/hosts file especially if your environment is publicly visible. You should have a DNS entry for those hosts and set the base URL for all…

Yes... plants and the rest are always good. I am nice and comfortable at home and it makes all the difference in the world.

Sadly @Moses Thomas , I think you might as well get that ball in motion now. Here in Southern California, on the 11th, my shop said "get out until further notice". Most places here said 2 weeks. Looking around, I knew that 2 weeks was going to do nothing and guessed that was the "break it to them gently" timeframe. I have…

I hope they relax enough to let you go in to collect your office stuff. My wife's office is now in the process of a handful of humans in there sending office workstation stuff to each newly remote worker. I was fortunate; when the word came to get home, I was at the office and, even though it was called "temporary" I…

Hi @Hakujou , Is that the only plugin that is not loading before Jira gives up trying to load? I might suggest doing the manual plugin cache clear documented on this page. Since this broke SO hard, are you sure all the volumes necessary for Jira to start are being mounted by the container? Finally, assuming you are not…

Hi @rawia.karoui , I think one of your best tools would be to go with Confluence. The nice thing with that is that you can have multiple editors, history of documents is easily tracked, and, unlike G-Suite or O365, once set up, content is implicitly shared rather than having to be explicitly shared. No information silos.…

Very pleasant indeed... With the many that have been remote and add those that ARE remote that might decide they really like it, I wonder how hard it'll be to stuff that WFH genie back in the bottle.

One of the most minimalist zen-like workstations I have seen yet.

That is a very nice desk. Mine is shaped rather like that (which I like a lot) but doesn't have the fancy uppy downy legs.

That spot looks great AND a window right beside you.

I hope you find a way to get that image in there. That sounds stellar :P

They are very hard workers. In the middle of the night.

In my case, @Mandy Ross it includes those with latches. All the doors in the house have lever handles. He jumps up and opens them. I have had to add bathroom style locks to laundry room, closets, etc. to keep him out.

All of mine catch lizards, @Mandy Ross . In SoCal there are rather a lot of them running about on the regular, especially on sunny days. So far, they haven't turned up any mice in the back yard during their supervised outings.

I did basically the same thing with the cat bed... I have room behind my monitor (on an arm) and put a couple of cat beds behind it. Usually occupied when I am working and only occasional helped by a cat batting at the mouse pointer on the screen.

Looks like a pleasant place to work

That looks very pleasant indeed. Too bad you don't have your grumpy cat, however. Perhaps you have the same freedoms as we do? After our office went "by choice" to WFH and then "it's closed", it still has at least one human there to allow access to go get stuff that might be wanted at home in case (when) this turns into a…

That looks very comfortable and peaceful

My cats go outside for supervised visits in the back yard and are trained to go in when we tell them to. When I see them doing similar to your rabbit chaser, it's almost always a lizard. They often catch them.....

That is a nice layout there that looks comfy. Bigger monitors; yes. I went with a 32" 4k (they really aren't all that expensive) and love it.

It's pretty dang good for a temporary home.

Cats are the best help

Tuxedo cats rule. Mine opens doors. All the doors.

I almost went Ergodox for a split keyboard but I was afraid that transition between that and a "normal" keyboard would be tough. As it is, the 75 key ortholinear I have works great, not too hard to move back and forth from it to traditional. I get some split by putting my navigation keys in the middle. Please excuse the…

Lovely spot