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by dessimus 3y ago
>For key rotation, it may not be as simple as it sounds. I expect better from MS as well but for example, for on-prem AD, the krbtgt account should be rotated yearly but in practice, it carries a huge risk of outages for accounts that de
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by dessimus 3y ago
You have 500,000 employees working at 1250 McD, so an average of 400 actively employed workers per McD location? I thought no one wanted to work anymore?!
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by dessimus 3y ago
I forgot to take my tungsten carbide wedding band off as well for an MRI, nor did the MRI techs say anything. It was in the middle of the MRI scan that I realized it was still on and then my fingers on the ring hand kind of started to feel
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by dessimus 3y ago
The buyers of a certain bridge in Brooklyn, clearly.
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by dessimus 3y ago
Also, doesn't Apple do MAC randomization on WiFi by default? So, it should be using the same MAC that already exists on the machine already.
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by dessimus 3y ago
Probably on the same percentile as the number of people that understand how the Otto cycle works to power their car, or how differentials in the axles function to apply said power to the wheels through turns, etc. Understanding the physics
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by dessimus 3y ago
At least the Romans were bringing apex predators and not livestock. Might as well hunt ballistic gel dummies for all the risk involved.
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by dessimus 3y ago
>there are (somewhat) prominent views that do literally mean no speech should be banned. Yes, "no speech should be banned" right up until it's about posting the publicly available flight logs tracking a private jet, and th
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by dessimus 3y ago
Calhoun opens the third envelope...
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by dessimus 3y ago
Likely the high sodium content in the highly processed cold cuts and sauces balance out the sweetness.
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by dessimus 3y ago
Don't worry. Before long, a mega-corp will provide us the protein-enhanced mush that will protect us from all the bad things found in naturally grown food.
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by dessimus 3y ago
Nadella: "You first with Twitter/X."
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by dessimus 3y ago
What about "parental rights" to determine whether their child can use social media? I thought conservatives hated having big government take away decisions from parents?
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by dessimus 3y ago
I guess it depends on your definition of "remained secret from the public". For example, Kodak figured it out pretty quickly after the first tests because the radiation particles in the atmosphere were carried from the Southwest U
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by dessimus 3y ago
> And there is no escape :( From the irony? ;)
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by dessimus 3y ago
He tried, but the courts made him give back the $56B.
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by dessimus 3y ago
Backblaze let's you choose to pay more to exceed said cap, Wasabi's Pricing FAQ says customers that exceed the amount they are storing "are not a good fit" and that they reserve the right to rate-limit or cancel the acco
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by dessimus 3y ago
Would you please print a copy and take a picture of the page laying on a wooden table and then copy/paste the result into a Word docx? It's the only way to know for certain.
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by dessimus 3y ago
Given LP's multiple security issues, that is an fair argument.
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by dessimus 3y ago
To be fair, the user's passwords were gonna get exploited anyways using the real LastPass anyways.
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by dessimus 3y ago
The other big problem I see to getting buy-in from non-networking people is the lack of good sources on how to prepare and roll out ipv6. It takes forever scrolling through pages of documentation that go through the history of ipv6 and th
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by dessimus 3y ago
Some of the past required training I had to do while in IT for Healthcare mentioned that a high proportion of falls in elderly patients isn't always due to a physical ailment but rather for the social attention it can bring.
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by dessimus 3y ago
Well, considering it's a title of one of her songs, it's like saying "Shake It Off" for Taylor Swift, or "Single Ladies" for Beyoncé.
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by dessimus 3y ago
Call me crazy, but I can't imagine the Taliban regime would be cool with English-speaking entities using their ccTLD for the "AF" meme.
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by dessimus 3y ago
So did Catholic priests, and that didn't stop them from diddling kids nor the Church from helping cover it up.
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by dessimus 3y ago
More people die in the US Every. Single. Day. on the roads than in the last decade in total from commercial flying, but sure flying is unsafe. https://www.airlines.org/dataset/safety-record-of-u-s-air-ca...
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by dessimus 3y ago
The VC is never going to spend the money on services for the public good. They will always gamble 1x money on a handful of startups, hoping that 1 hits and returns 10x, rinse and repeat. So one can choose to take the money for a chance at s
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by dessimus 3y ago
There are lots of wrongful convictions here in the US. Some even have DNA edivence clearing them and proving another committing the crime, and the Prosecution will fight that it does not matter, as long as 12 people thought they were guilt
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by dessimus 3y ago
I'm no engineer, but I would not imagine that the Panamax ships are built to handle that kinda of stress while still loaded with cargo. The ships are designed to have the weight of itself and its cargo spread out pushing out against th
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by dessimus 3y ago
Which "multiple disastrous human catastrophes" has Boeing caused in the US for the FAA have stopped?

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