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by Sylamore 6y ago
You might run into him in your data center, if you have Hitachi storage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tW1S2tsxVHg I got to sit next to Jamie and Adam on a plane from Phoenix to Atlanta once, everyone totally knew who the
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by Sylamore 6y ago
On most file systems, just deleting a file simply deletes the link between the filename and the data on disk, the actual data remains fully intact until the blocks are overwritten by new data. It's trivial to recover recently deleted
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by Sylamore 6y ago
https://www.freepatentsonline.com/8533767.html Several pieces described in that patent still run on VMS in 2021
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by Sylamore 6y ago
Unfortunately, Season 6 will be the last Season of the series :( They've stated they are sticking to book 6 and not trying to cram the last 4 books into 1 season. The speculation is there will be "movies" for each of the fi
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by Sylamore 6y ago
We had a meeting when I was with IBM where MCMP ( https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/SSJP6K_191218... ) was introduced as the target front-door for all cloud project requests. The initial integratio
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by Sylamore 6y ago
It always takes about 2 years for the corporate hegemony to take over a major acquisition, during which time they have been keeping the new staff under the impression that they bought them to change the acquirers culture not the other way a
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by Sylamore 6y ago
Things happen around the technologies of the era, but the technologies are not the center of the show by any means.
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by Sylamore 6y ago
The wireless side of this is band 14, which is shared with regular consumers but FN customers get priority and the band can be restricted to FN only customers.
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by Sylamore 6y ago
FirstNet went down but they brought up a SatCOW to re-enable it in the area immediately around the bombing. That CO hosted lots of PSAP, ESInet and FirstNet gear. Other SatCOWs are being brought online in the area.
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by Sylamore 6y ago
I can't speak for the telco side of the business, but I do know that AT&T leadership has been telling their enterprise IT side of the business to throw out many prior requirements to built HA into things, and to reduce the portion
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by Sylamore 6y ago
This has been my #1 dating advice for my friends who seem to serially jump from one dating attempt to another. They are so afraid of being alone that they grind themselves into the dirt chasing any and every opportunity that might maybe tur
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by Sylamore 6y ago
The gentleman who took those photos actually has a LiveJournal page in Russian where he posts these urban explorations, you can find his urban explorations of Russia and Japan. There are several interesting places he's written about:
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by Sylamore 6y ago
I did some side work for a friend who had a shop management system (inventory, labor, work orders, etc) that ran on top of SCO, literally the only time I've ever seen it in the wild. It had a couple of serial port cards with a few dum
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by Sylamore 6y ago
Every Fortune 100 company I've worked for has annual training that stresses the companies no-bribes no matter the reason policy. Then we get pulled over in Mexico with a VP with us and it's a totally different reality on the groun
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by Sylamore 6y ago
can confirm, IBM (GTS at least) has more people dedicated to ensuring you project your future billable hours and will directly reduce your performance rating for not providing the projections every 2 weeks than if you miss client delivera
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by Sylamore 6y ago
Buddy of mine works for a company that takes mixed plastic waste and converts it into fuel & feedstock for further plastic reuse. Their goal is to set up small plants throughout the country near plastic production sites, he works at wh
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Connecting a Macintosh SE to the Internet with a Raspberry Pi(metalbabble.wordpress.com)
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by Sylamore 6y ago
One thing I learned when I worked in internal IT security when dealing with auditors was that they will boil the ocean to find an issue, so never be perfect and leave a few relatively easy but not obvious to spot issues for them to write up
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by Sylamore 6y ago
Where I work they use a password filter to stop you from doing that... But it doesn't stop you from spelling out the numbers instead, plus that makes your PW longer
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by Sylamore 6y ago
For those on the wrong side of a paywall: https://outline.com/CJVH9a "I see people make blunders that I wish people had stopped making 10 years ago: that tendency to see something that strikes an emotional chord and im
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by Sylamore 6y ago
The issue is that regardless of Google/Bing caches, there are sites like Pushbullet that archive ALL comments and posts that were made on Reddit, with APIs that savvy people can use to check deleted/edited comments. Awareness of
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by Sylamore 6y ago
No, Apple does not allow the same level of integration with OneDrive. You can't backup to the cloud, you can't automatically prune old photos/videos that are backed up in the cloud, you have to manually open OneDrive to have
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by Sylamore 6y ago
I've had red team members in the past do so successfully
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by Sylamore 6y ago
I already have a cloud sync service through OneDrive that is substantially cheaper for my whole family for starters. That Apple won't allow a 3rd party to act functionally equivalent to iCloud is annoying and seems like mostly an inten
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by Sylamore 6y ago
Get some cheap 30 day SIM cards from like Mint mobile that you can activate and use a burner numbers. Cheaper than a Burner (the app) number and won't be flagged as a VOIP number preventing you from using it. On Amazon you can get a s
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by Sylamore 6y ago
Unless the ad was manually placed there by the advertiser, in what way can an automatically ad-network placed ad be remotely considered an endorsement?
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by Sylamore 6y ago
In many states, they already can for felonies: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizen%27s_arrest#United_Stat... What they lack is qualified immunity, so it's pretty rare because the risk of being wrong is too great
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by Sylamore 6y ago
Police are civilians and should be treated as such, it shouldn't be any more legal for them to do something any other civilian would face substantial legal penalties for without facing the same penalties.
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by Sylamore 6y ago
IBM recently laid off many of the POWER staff (effectively OpenPOWER only has a skeleton crew, POWER lost people too though) in their last round of layoffs. Speculation is that they are on the path to sell off the POWER design group.
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by Sylamore 6y ago
OneDrive will sync your photos/videos - in my experience even deleted ones will get uploaded as long as there's a data connection.

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