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Ask HN: What is the worst enterprise software you use every day?
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#22The janky enterprise “security” software that runs at 100% cpu constantly and is the number 1 reason the laptop fan spins up. AKA spyware. I’ve got the keys to production databases but for some reason can’t be trusted to update my computer or not download viruses. “Use” is very loose definition, “forced to run” is more accurate.
It got so bad that I had to record the screen, showing my manager the absurd CPU usage, and input lag using VS-Code (type a letter see it appear 3 seconds later).
After a week of that, I basically had to send an email saying "either the security stuff you installed works, or I can work, but both will not work at the same time"
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#25The janky enterprise “security” software that runs at 100% cpu constantly and is the number 1 reason the laptop fan spins up. AKA spyware. I’ve got the keys to production databases but for some reason can’t be trusted to update my computer or not download viruses. “Use” is very loose definition, “forced to run” is more accurate.
I get it we need to protect the network, but you don't do that by making sure that everybody is out looking for a way to do an end run around your virus scan and audit software.
I would love to know how much power is used just to run so called security software.
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#27Teams - slow, memory hungry
Defendpoint for local admin - when you end up having to put your password in 20 times to install something from Microsoft, for example
Jira - maybe it's just the way ours is configured but TFS/AZdevops seemed so much better
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