Dear ISIS: I love you. You're great. None of the bullshit file count limits of Unity, I can fill your drives to 100% without issue, you have automatic redundancy built into your RAID storage, your control panel is .html based and runs in my browser, and you work over ethernet instead of requiring fiberoptic cable. You're pretty fucking swell. But there's this one thing you do sometimes that reminds me you're made by Avid. See, it's like this: When I create a user that has write access to a drive, and I log in as that user, I goddamn expect to be able to write to that fucking drive. Instead, Avid gives me this: What the fuck is that supposed to mean, Avid? You're blaming the goddamn system OS for the fact that ISIS mounted my drive with incorrect permissions? Why the christ would you do that? Wait, wait - hang on while I get out my goddamn dictionary of What the Fuck OSErr: -5000 means. Okay, yeah, this is a write error. It means I can't wr
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