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by mjcl 4y ago
My experience has been the opposite, that customers are automatically opt-ed in if their bank participates in an updater program. Like this Bank FAQ[1] mentions. [1] https://www.ussfcu.org/_/kcms-doc/1362/4885
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by mjcl 4y ago
Our last Fivetran renewal switched from credits to straight $-per-MAR. The remaining credits were converted to a $ credit.
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by mjcl 4y ago
Please, yes. At a previous job, a department used a Windows accounting app that had a machine-level ODBC connection with the database credentials saved in it. A user figured out you could use Microsoft Query to pull data from the ODBC conne
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by mjcl 5y ago
As far as I can remember, HP has always randomized the default iLO password. ProLiants used to come with a "toe tag" (little card attached to rack mount server by string) that had the iLO MAC, iLO hostname, default username and de
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by mjcl 5y ago
If Amazon was dropping the last digit from the routing number the ACH credit transaction attempt would have never made it to the destination bank. The fact that the destination bank was able to tell a digit was missing indicates the routin
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by mjcl 5y ago
The first place I worked was like this, with the exception of the long complicated passwords. We told people to call the helpdesk to reset their password and would save their password to an Excel sheet. This was improved slightly by rolling
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by mjcl 5y ago
Wells Fargo worked with Plaid to implement a direct API (incl. oauth) because it meant Plaid would no longer hold onto the credentials of millions of WF customers.
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by mjcl 5y ago
Not sure if this is the thread you were referencing, but it is useful: https://old.reddit.com/r/msp/comments/ocggbv/crticial_ransom...
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by mjcl 5y ago
My experience was that MS understands how IT departments work (from small to large) and are fantastic at providing resources to customers if it means you'll end up using more MS products. At a prior job they paid for a local consulting
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by mjcl 5y ago
Yes, I was extremely annoyed when Netflix gave me a month of "free upgrade" to 4k with no way to remove it or force HD streaming short of cancelling the account.
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by mjcl 5y ago
seppo!
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by mjcl 6y ago
Another hypothesis: Oxford was originally going to partner with Merck [1] but there were no supply guarantees in that contract. AstraZeneca was willing to give guarantees and run production in the UK, so the UK government leaned on Oxford a
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by mjcl 6y ago
It's a spec, I've yet to see a device that implements the spec.
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by mjcl 6y ago
Skype for Business / Lync was originally called Office Communicator and has always used SIP for client/server communications.
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by mjcl 6y ago
As a customer, thank you for a wonderful experience! The app was the reason I kept using Simple.
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by mjcl 6y ago
> It's a very ancient system, much older than the internet. Actually, you could argue they're around the same age. ARPANET switched from NCP to TCP on 1 January 1983 [1] and the initial SS7 standard was released by the ITU in 1
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by mjcl 6y ago
It sounds like the normal Microsoft support (aka PSS) when you don't have a support agreement. If the problem you are reporting is solved by a hotfix or update, then MS refunds the support fee.
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by mjcl 6y ago
And the Sequoia optical scanner (the 80s looking one) doesn't neatly stack the ballots inside, they drop into one of two hampers inside (ballots that have write-ins are segregated) and become a huge mess.
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by mjcl 6y ago
When the larger property manager companies offer short leases (3 - 6 mos) the monthly price is usually higher to 'recover' the cost of more frequent unit turns (Thanks to 'revenue management' from companies like YieldSta
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by mjcl 6y ago
That link is for an Open License. The MS Open License program allows you to purchase volume licenses individually, but the initial MS Open License order must be for at least 5 licenses (of something).
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by mjcl 6y ago
My experience has been about once a month the iOS app (phone & tablet) will revert from Latest to Top. It will show an easy-to-miss toast message saying "You're now seeing top tweets first."
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by mjcl 6y ago
TabaPay is an option, as is Stripe.
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by mjcl 6y ago
Yeah, I have about 15 of the old yellow/silver Phillips LED lights and they've been fantastic. The only one that has died overheated because it was in a globe fixture without enough airflow to cool the bulb.
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by mjcl 6y ago
They compare it to the signature on your registration form.
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by mjcl 6y ago
I think this is a polite way of these states saying that they're not going to follow any 'national plan to reopen the economy' put out by the White House.
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by mjcl 6y ago
The legislation that created the FDA (the Food, Drug & Cosmetic Act) defines drugs to include "articles intended for use in the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease in man or other animals". See ht
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by mjcl 6y ago
Not legally, though it sounds like if you put postage on it, it would be: https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1725
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by mjcl 7y ago
The answer depends on the vendor and your bank. Beyond the basic vendor, amount and description, some vendors transmit additional details like tax breakdown, travel class and line-item data. I found a PDF from Wells Fargo[1] that details so
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by mjcl 7y ago
Currently Grindr is owned by Kunlun, but they have agreed to sell it by June 2020.
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by mjcl 7y ago
> Can we tie logins to employee badges to skip all password entry? (Lost badges would thus warrant reporting loss.) You can, but typically you'd use a badge with a PIN. If you use something like this[1] with virtual desktops (VDI) t

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