Sylamore

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by Sylamore 6y ago
The Watson groups, Watson health in particular but all of them in general, are some of the hardest hit groups in the last couple of RAs
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by Sylamore 6y ago
Pretty much the entire power architecture group was cut
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by Sylamore 7y ago
It basically is: https://codatocoda.com/blog/making-a-new-world-armistice-sou...
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by Sylamore 7y ago
I've been watching the videos in this youtube channel today, where the last couple of videos have talked about this finding : https://youtu.be/U7F1cnWup9M and https://youtu.be/vE4_LsftNKM Basically the
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by Sylamore 7y ago
Having compared IBM's cloud offerings against AWS, Azure and GCP... the vast majority of what IBM is calling cloud is a stretch. In my current engagement them running another companies servers in that companies datacenters == "clo
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by Sylamore 7y ago
Never heard of them before, looks like they have a local DC so shipping would be fast so I'll add them to my bookmarks, Thanks!
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by Sylamore 7y ago
Virtually all of my electronics tools and supplies came from the Tempe store. Since I've moved back east it's a serious challenge finding stores with even a fraction of the inventory the Tempe store had so I end up ordering stuff
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by Sylamore 7y ago
The Layoff page for Fry's ( https://www.thelayoff.com/frys-electronics ) is full of reports of empty stores, no restocking deliveries for months and empty parking lots and has been for a while now.
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by Sylamore 7y ago
His issue wasn't the domain they used becoming a TLD, his issue was a subdomain they used became a TLD and the DNS resolvers of his clients were not configured to append the parent domain first, probably the search list wasn't pop
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by Sylamore 7y ago
Because of minimum age rules, I just spell out the number if I can't recycle the old password yet. One of the reasons I don't do IT security any more is the attachment to old dogma like these kinds of password rules by auditors -
191.
by Sylamore 7y ago
https://www.xandr.com/ - expect more of that type of ad insertion, as they are investing heavily in becoming a bigger player in advertising due to the content they now control.
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by Sylamore 7y ago
When AT&T acquired us, they spent a lot of time selling us on the story that the customer service level would be maintained because they recognized it as one of the elements that set DTV apart from other providers. When it was only a ma
193.
by Sylamore 7y ago
I feel like if MVP worked, they could defend themselves using data that shows clear improvements from the students in that curriculum instead of suing a critic. I joined the facebook group when I first heard about this case. Some parents ha
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by Sylamore 7y ago
I contacted my credit union about this and they responded their auditors required it for security compliance reasons. Thankfully after many months they "fixed" it by removing the restrictions... but made the login a multipage ord
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by Sylamore 7y ago
I used to set this permanently, but discovered if you use facebook making status updates and comments become broken due to how fb seems to scan your input to apply styling. But I often have to toggle it off temporarily to bypass the stupid
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by Sylamore 7y ago
Your link doesn't work, this is the full one: https://jalopnik.com/how-one-suv-fire-destroyed-45-million-i...
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by Sylamore 7y ago
I'm saying the news articles are focusing on the wrong stuff compared to what we're actually doing internally. The news articles are PR pieces that don't outline the actual strategy in play. M365 was already in place, that&#
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by Sylamore 7y ago
AT&T does not see it differently, the deal with IBM is a cover for outsourcing thousands of employees without drawing attention to it. Internally ATT has been using RHEL as the default OS for almost every system build, but drifting towa
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by Sylamore 7y ago
Still are in telco, though many are actively being phased out.
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by Sylamore 7y ago
I figured that was the case, but I would seriously consider paying a reasonable annual fee to use my actual other credit cards, not every thing I buy online is cheap.
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by Sylamore 7y ago
privacy.com allows you to do this, you can generate virtual credit cards that are one use only, one source only, with spending limits, etc. The only gripe I have is that it's linked to your checking account and not your actual credit
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by Sylamore 7y ago
FWIW when you create a public link for a photo or document or folder from OneDrive, you get an option to set an expiration date on the link. I pretty much set all of my public links to expire after 30 days this way.
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by Sylamore 7y ago
One of the articles I read stated they suspected the skulls were originally in different caves but had been caught in a flood that washed them into a common area.
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by Sylamore 7y ago
It depends, if you are signing up on a mobile device (say creating an account as part of an Android device setup) it is absolutely required in my direct experience with no way to bypass it. However if you create a new account via a desktop
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by Sylamore 7y ago
I miss the pre-merger XM. Back when I was a subscriber you could listen for several days and hear virtually no repeats on a single station, there was a depth to the song selections that exposed me to lots of new artists. There were actual
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by Sylamore 7y ago
The fastest way for me to get flagged is to request the audio test instead of the visual test, More than 7 out of 10 times it will halt and say my computer is sending automated queries and that I should try again later. I've even gotte
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by Sylamore 8y ago
I remember using Privoxy back in the early 2000s because even then certain ad networks were regularly serving up malicious content and pop-ups. at that time Google was the good guy serving up only text ads.
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by Sylamore 8y ago
Deadbedrooms are a thing as well. Being married limits your (ethical) options if for any reason your partner suddenly decides to no longer engage in physical intimacy.
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by Sylamore 8y ago
Especially since it is possible to detect merely downloading from actually piping to a shell serverside[0], you should never do this even if you've examined the script first. [0] - https://www.idontplaydarts.com/2016&#x
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by Sylamore 8y ago
I remember Delphi had one called DIJ/Delphi Internet Jet, I want to say it actually did everything in QWK format but it's been so long I don't remember. I do remember using QWK to get a lot of stuff off of WWIV<->UUCP

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