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by jjkaczor 7y ago
>you could put a shared MDB file out on a Novell network >share and have 30 concurrent users with no server app at >all, users just doubled clicked the MDB You could be describing myself. However... I beg to differ on it's
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by jjkaczor 7y ago
>A personal NAS doesn't have the seamless backup of cloud storage> Synology has various plug-in's/apps that with either synchronize with cloud storage options (i.e. DropBox, OneDrive, etc.) - or backup to cloud storage.
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by jjkaczor 7y ago
Sigh - just because one has a VPN, doesn't mean it has to be used all the time. My NAS device, uses a VPN - my other machines do not. My laptop, uses a VPN when I am travelling and using wifi from unknown sources (i.e. coffee shops, ai
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by jjkaczor 7y ago
Also sad - I had no idea this was happening - heck, it was only last week that someone showed me how my name is spelled in syllabic.
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by jjkaczor 7y ago
Yes - was speaking to a co-worker about this in August - this happened only a generation ago (he knows people who remember this happening as children - his age), and the hurts, harm and overall levels mistrust that it caused as still rippli
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by jjkaczor 7y ago
Nice typeface. Myself, I am Microsoft-stack consultant. (SharePoint, Dynamics, Office 365, Azure, .NET, etc.)
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by jjkaczor 7y ago
Yeah, apologies - I was "told" about it from a co-worker, but haven't checked it out - would have been interesting to make a bigger trip at least one time.
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by jjkaczor 7y ago
Thanks for replying (OP here - I have been "heads down"), yes - have had a friend stay at the Airbnb, he loved it. (Better internet than at the 2 hotels) Oh - and the art is amazing - and yes, when at the Frobisher, local artists
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by jjkaczor 7y ago
It's a very interesting place - the people are welcoming and friendly (well YMMV, but if you are willing to listen and understand the local challenges and culture - then you will have a good time). Food security is a challenge for peop
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by jjkaczor 7y ago
Wow... It's very rare that a HN post intersects so closely with my current work... I say, as I look out the window into downtown Iqaluit. Interestingly enough newer versions of Windows allows users to easily add support for both Inuk
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by jjkaczor 7y ago
Ah yes - gotta love the HN pedantry - you are of course technically correct, however - a library used by Notepad++ was compromised for a period of time. Outcome from a security perspective was the same.
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by jjkaczor 7y ago
... You are aware that at a point in time, Notepad++ was compromised, right?... https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/notepad-7.3.3-fix-cia-hac... As both developer and a systems administrator, I am constantly on both sid
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by jjkaczor 7y ago
It's relatively straightforward on a smartphone to monitor the battery and bandwidth consumption that active listening and device<>server communications are occurring. Of course - then, the next apologist will always say: "t
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by jjkaczor 7y ago
...This isn't the first time this kind of thing has happened, either... This is technically the 3rd time, with just Microsoft alone. They turned off eBook authentication servers for "Microsoft Reader" (.LIT) format years ago.
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by jjkaczor 8y ago
>Visual Studio is easily multiple gigs In June of last year, I had to prepare an offline Visual Studio installer for an isolated environment - the install package (with all available options) weighed in at over 50gb...