seized

19 ms·

241.
by seized 5y ago
Them being breached shouldn't matter. Unless their encryption is terrible, or your master password is weak, or they get SolarWinds style breach. If you're really worried, use 2FA as much as possible and you can consider peppering
242.
by seized 5y ago
As someone who works in a healthcare type field and with a nurse in the family... No, it's not overblown.
243.
by seized 5y ago
No, that's absurd. You need to think a bit first. Those things are more easily taxed to "solve". And you being fat doesn't impact me in the least, unless I am unfortunately stuck next to you on a plane. I can't catc
244.
by seized 5y ago
A year or more ago, sure, a bit of skepticism is fine. At this point it's been well shown that it's safe and that being unvaccinated is much more dangerous. Time to grow up.
245.
by seized 5y ago
If he has older monitors or multiple monitors that can be significant load. My older Dell Ultrasharp 24" monitors are around 80-100 watts each last I measured.
246.
by seized 5y ago
Not really. What's the use case there, everyone sharing a Google account? I travelled a lot for work, and never had issues with account access. Nor did my wife ever have issues related to accounts. We don't share Google accounts t
247.
by seized 5y ago
Shure as well, one you use the over the ear loop style it's hard to downgrade to anything else.
248.
by seized 5y ago
Take a look at BitWarden. It is very popular, has a good free tier, the premium plan is $10/year, and the family plan for six users is $3.33/month.
249.
by seized 5y ago
Those same people should also know that spinning rust can go very fast as well... My 8 and 12 drive spinning rust pools can read at 500MB/sec easily and get close to GB/sec. But the 10Gbit network is there for the flash pool.
250.
by seized 5y ago
Ooof. What a useful contribution to the discussion.
251.
by seized 5y ago
Maybe not the worst track record but they have made other terrible choices... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superfish
252.
by seized 5y ago
Yeah, Boeing is a solid example of that whole large budget == safe mentality.... Maybe in 2022 exclusively.
253.
by seized 5y ago
And what is your logic behind that? Is your next statement something like "Restaurants shouldn't be required to follow food prep laws or other laws like refrigeration temperature requirements"?
254.
by seized 5y ago
Except they aren't jamming up hospitals all at once due to their choices. That's the critical difference.
255.
by seized 5y ago
That wait is for most or all vaccines, including pre COVID times. Any parent will be familiar with that instruction to wait after the shot. And you're being deliberately obtuse. Like most medicines, vaccine injections have other ingred
256.
by seized 5y ago
Bitwarden is working on support of other DBs as well.
257.
by seized 5y ago
So far, Bitwarden has an Android app (two of those didn't), has been security audited (I didn't see anything for those other ones), and the biggest thing is Bitwarden has a much better pricing structure around non business users.
258.
by seized 5y ago
This is an option until they require internet. Also the other side is that these cheap TVs are slow as hell. My Vizio has a 15 second startup time before it responds to commands, while it's "Smart"Cast stuff does what it does
259.
by seized 5y ago
Take a look at Duplicacy as an alternative then. Similar core idea (takes a folder, chunks it up, tracks revisions, etc) but is faster than Duplicati and Restic. Has some other nice features like deduplication, multi client, etc. Kopia is a
260.
by seized 5y ago
Based on the page in the OP, the SF Painted Ladies are about as opposite of a stroad as possible.... No strip malls, giant park across the street, houses all around, low speed limit, characteristic narrow SF street/road... How does tha
261.
by seized 5y ago
Haven't spent a lot of money on Lego sets over the last two years, that hasn't been my experience at all. Every piece has been high quality. It's the old pieces from mine and my wife's youth that are cracking and breakin
262.
by seized 5y ago
For AWS there are options but require setup. It's not exactly one click setup and can be quite complex depending on your skill level. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/replic... http
263.
by seized 5y ago
A region for AWS or GCP (and surely Azure) is more than one physical data center. A given data center (availability zone) can fail with no data loss. You have to choose very specific storage tiers with warnings galore to get to a point wher
264.
by seized 5y ago
Although with RAID10, the disk that absolutely can't fail is the one under all the restore stress. And likely to be the same age as the failed disk. There is also RAIDZ3 for those who want more safety, which is ZFS triple parity.
265.
by seized 5y ago
You missed a radius there, with neighborhood or town/city level disasters. I only use cloud backups (Glacier and Google Workspace), I gave up on off-site drives as they end up too far away to be easily/consistently updated, or clo
266.
by seized 5y ago
And the drives are expensive.... Especially if you want something that handles fairly modern tapes for actual useful capacity.
267.
by seized 5y ago
Why does one artist, who a majority of people may not like or listen to, get to dictate how everyone listens to all music on a service?
268.
by seized 5y ago
This isn't really a product issue. Separate your data properly, uninstall or disable the OneDrive client and use the web version if you need something, use a different product.... Not everything has to bend to your "unique" n
269.
by seized 5y ago
As someone in the healthcare vendor side of things.... Doctors make a lot of mistakes. There is plenty of software, processes, etc around trying to catch and mitigate those mistakes.
270.
by seized 5y ago
That keeps being mentioned but there hasn't been been a solid example. And I think it'll be a while before the lower end TVs at Costco have that, especially with our cell costs in Canada. And I'm sure there will be an antenna

More ›