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Apple uses jamf internally.
by thetinguy 4y ago
Apple uses jamf internally.
- birdyrooster 4y agoApple uses literally everything internally.
- imilk 4y agoEverything?
- uf00lme 4y agoEverything.
- heyoni 4y agoBut not nothing, right?
- dylan604 4y agoNothing is part of everything
- drBonkers 4y agoReddit is leaking.
- ineedasername 4y agoThe empty set is part of the set of all sets.
- abrookewood 4y agoLet's not turn HN into Slashdot by posting inane comments eh?
- ineedasername 4y agoInane? It's a principle of set theory. I'd say that, in response to the other comments, it was fairly apropos for HN to make a set theory reference. At minimum considering how my comment is common knowledge it is trite rather than inane. So forget about slashdot, let's go old school Usenet flamewar on this, you defend "inane", I'll defend "apropos" & "trite". To be honest I'm not very good flamewars though so maybe you could get things started with a biting personal insult. Something about my genetic lineage or mother's breeding habits is, I think, fairly standard, but I'll a award bonus points for creativity.
- brazzledazzle 4y agoJamf is one of those companies desperately trying to modernize a product that was slow, clunky and poorly designed from the start. Even with their concerted efforts they still put out new software or tools that could have been designed in 2005. Can’t expose your LDAP ports to the internet(!) so their SaaS can connect directly to your domain controller? That’s ok just deploy this ldap proxy software that creates a tunnel for them to route traffic over. And it also needs to have its port exposed to the internet. Apparently having the client establish the connection is out of the question. And that’s not even getting into why LDAP is a requirement for anything but LDAP authentication and AD integrations like AD CA TLS signing. Some of this might be a little outdated. Haven’t touched anything like that in ages.
- Melatonic 4y agoSurprised they haven't just bought them then