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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
I could see a claim for emotional distress based on believing you had won this life changing thing. But on the other hand, anyone can buy a fake winning ticket to prank people and I’ve never heard of a suit moving forward for that. Course,
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
Went about 25 feet up a tree a few weeks back to retrieve a kitten which got stuck.
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
I’ll tell you what the market is. Parents rocking babies to sleep at night. My daughter will get very mad at me if she wants to sleep and I touch the laptop. She couldn’t care less if I put on the AVP.
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
Oh look, it’s that last nudge I needed to go ahead and move my home stuff to HyperV. Suppose I could fire up proxmox but meh, I’m already too familiar with HyperV for how much my clients use it.
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
I mean… I use 123321 in a number of places for “pointless” accounts that realistically have 0 blowback if ever compromised. In that sense, these short generic passwords being popular makes sense. If I have to take 90 seconds to make a new a
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
It’s perplexity.ai, which is what Arc started pushing recently. YMMV, I asked it some technical questions and got responses back which were far too generic to act upon. Might have pointed me in the right direction for a Kagi search though i
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
Turn it off and back on again
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
Unless you’re willing to pay out for something like proofpoint or edgewave, you’re probably looking at 365 or GSuite having the best native filtering. Though I will say I have very little spam issues with mailbox.org, so it’s a bit to do wi
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
As a 365 admin, I’m not aware of a single policy to track or manage your device through the authenticator app. Past that though, you should have the option while setting up to click that you want to use a different app than authenticator. T
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
Very interesting. I don’t see any links on the site (could be that I’m using mobile and not desktop) related to a privacy policy. What happens to files after I upload them as far as retention or potentially being read through by humans?
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
More devices still do than you might think. Had someone needing access into an Android phone recently. Wireless attacks proved easier than wired for that one. It broadcasted its list and from there was just a matter of spinning up SSID’s un
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
This likely had nothing to do with your Mac specifically. All wireless devices basically broadcast a statement out for anything to hear which goes like “Hey, here’s a full list of every SSID I’ve ever connected to, any of them available rig
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
She should start with reporting to her HR. Government jobs tend to have large HR teams which handle these complaints. Now that said, the phone number may be a non point. I’ve worked jobs so limiting I couldn’t share my real name. I know oth
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
I’d be interested in some comparisons between this and rewind. Currently, rewind is pretty epic and even gearing up to offer transcriptions of all conversations everywhere via phone/pendent combo. The roadmap of Layer1 could be cool to
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
I love it, but it’s not an answer to normal people yet. The 0.01% of us who know and understand encryption, cool. But getting ready for the main world? Bitlocker lets people click a button and walk away. Administrators make a few small chan
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
This is interesting, but there’s not near enough information that I’m seeing on the site to make me trust it. There is one line about data not leaving the device. Does that mean this is basically a PrivateGPT instance bundled into a nice “y
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
For the Maui sirens, there’s actually an argument for not activating them. From my understanding, the sole purpose of the sirens is to warn residents of a tsunami. Residents are trained to run into the forest in the mountains when they hear
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
I have a hard time calling the first flaw a design flaw. VPN clients are geared towards the average person. The average person wants to be able to print a paper to his/her printer while connected to the VPN. Though I could definitely s
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
I used both for a time. Ultimately, I felt protonmail provided the better experience with its cleaner interface and “bridge” client that let you use a program like thunderbird. It also had fewer ddos issues than tutanota, but it seems I was
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
The only thing I can think while reading this is the mass of sleep health data people are about to be paying niantic to collect from them (via purchase of that stupidly named plus plus controller) and then selling to who knows what groups.
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
Our economy has taken a hit and made things worse for sure. I’d be in rough shape if I didn’t have my pre inflation house mortgage. But it seems like a decent subset of people simply don’t want help if it means needing to take any responsib
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
TLDR: The plugin is ironically a security plugin. All-In-One Security.
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
For what it’s worth, I’ve been “in IT” 8 years now. Most of that spent as various types of helpdesk support. Now I’m one of the admins with a MSP and work the more complicated tickets. It’s great, I love my job, and salary is good enough my
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
It seems everything about your current job is perfect except for the location. I’m perhaps far removed from what you are facing, but I’ve not ever met someone solely happy with a job based on where it is located. It seems you would be tradi
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Purse.io closing Amazon Bitcoin services(blog.purse.io)
2 points by NetworkPerson 3y ago|0 comments
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
I keep an old yahoo account around for limited purposes. Their requirement is to log into email accounts once a year for everything to stay up and running.
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
TLDR: the D stands for Day.
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
A tool that legitimately put project status and client/ticket highlights into a meaningful single pane of glass that could be referenced so everyone was always on the same page. I’m not sure what that would ultimately look like, but be
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by NetworkPerson 3y ago
I’m not sure which defaults you mean right off, but the best place to start is honestly YouTube. I built Wordpress sites for a few years. Before anything, I watched demos on YouTube to learn how. I will say, you can get yourself an establis
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by NetworkPerson 4y ago
I can download it through the parallels application on my Mac (not within a VM but the application itself).

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