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I love a good Zarathustra-complains-about-something-newer-than-1990 thread. 10/10 did not disappoint.

No offense, and I'm not sure this is true, but, your entire post here reads like someone who hasn't used or kept up with what AI is, how it works, or what it's currently capable of.

From what I've seen internally, successful things are _mostly_ left alone except where there's unfavorable overlap. But MSFT doesn't just view any role as being able to slot into another org/team/subsidiary and execute as well. Things at the VP/sVP/C level, and Finance often seem to be where...

MSFT doesn't force subsidies hands on moving to Azure.

So?

What's the purpose in pontificating about your lack of gaming on modern games, in a thread about layoffs? I don't think most people care which games you ignore or whatever.

Or you know, folks could learn that individuals have different preferences and that consent is situational (and revocable). Nah, gotta pick out the biggest brush possible instead :)

Did you even read the error message here?

Text chatting sure has limitations :D

I read it as a sarcastic thing, hence my reply :) But yeah, that's how... lawsuits work. If some class wants it for other states or national, it'd need filed to do that.

What does "Only in California" even mean here? lol LG settled with the class' counsel. Maybe keep your misguided soapboxing in soapbox? I do agree that $17-$50 is stupid low. Class actions being what they are here, I'm not surprised though. It should be a % of their revenue from those models...

That's uh, some interesting math.

You don't "operate" any of that. It's all internal to the app... there's no more complexity in it than opening the app (or in my case, having the docker container run). It's plug and play, just like Kodi.

So, I mean, you're doing the same thing as Plex then, just a different app.

I stopped my Prime subscription in 2020, and haven't really missed it much since. There's definitely been times where I've thought about going back to it, but, these moves by Amazon just truly cement my position. I won't personally advocate for piracy, but I absolutely see the appeal for it. I...

I just don't understand the attitude, and frankly, it's not helpful at all anyway. Why be on forums if you're gonna act like that?

I never understood this line of thinking. Just because someone works in IT, doesn't mean they know everything about every licensing system from everyone, all the time.

This is definitely about the level of OpSec I expect from a bank though, not gonna lie. Go on a huge forum asking for basic help and blasting a user's email address in the clear. Amazing.

If you didn't have object auditing enabled (you probably didn't, it's not by default and the logs get huge), about your only recourse would be to see if the drive is starting to fail. If it's healthy, that means you deleted the folder/files, most likely.

Expense, yeah a bit. Hassle? Not really. It's easier to pull fiber than copper. You don't have to run fiber to every end device. In fact I wouldn't - I'd just do fiber for the structured wiring, then whatever is best application for the end device from there. I put these in each room to...

Thing of it is, for sites that don't support yubikey etc., you already have something doing the TOTP for you. So the complaints about wah wah I don't want an app are very child throwing a tantrum-esque. I've not been at a company that pushes the app to me - they say "hey we need TOTP, use...

Think we found the real reason you're so against anything remotely modern when it comes to security.

Structured wiring has nothing to with what your ISP is bringing in. Your main switch will have SFP+ and RJ45 ports. Use the SFP+s to run drops (OM3 or OM4, LC-LC) to each room/area in the house, and either drop them into wall plates, or switches there.That'll carry you clear up to 100G, which...

If you're at a stage where you're dropping in conduit and pulling new runs, just pull fiber and call it good.

https://twitter.com/satyanadella/status/1726509045803336122?s=46 RIP OpenAI

Ok, if ALL you do is map printers, get rid of Windows DCs. You don't need them. But then your follow up mentions group policies, so, your OP didn't really say what you're using things for. Getting snarky is a great way to not get help.

You didn't really say why you have MS servers / DCs at this point... so a rather blunt suggestion would be to look into Azure Entra ID.

I cannot find anything in normal settings or About:Config. If you can post a screenshot or at least an article where to find it, that'd be helpful so I can ensure it's disabled.

What? You got a link or proof that this happens? I haven't heard that and did some searching for it, and the only thing that pops up are all the mining _blockers_ that FF has built in.

...erek? Is that you?

I always get a chuckle out of things folks decide to obfuscate in screenshots. Makes no sense to do so in a lot of cases :ROFLMAO: I am genuinely curious why you wouldn't just use the service that's designed for exactly this purpose though.

If anything, WFH puts more workload on HR orgs, as they have to navigate potential tax (etc.) situations in unexpected locations now as well, among other specifics.

Did you miss the part where it's open source, so you'd clearly be able to find these backdoors (assuming you can understand the language)? Despite your long winded defense of someone else's post, it is xenophobia by definition. I'm not sure why someone would suggest TrendNET is any...

Current employer is fully WFH. We are actually closing pretty much all of our offices around the world. We've been "remote first" mentality since inception, and built our tooling, expectations, and workflows around that. Other places that are trying to do the exact same thing they did in office...

Guessing you haven't touched a modern managed switch in awhile? The only thing that's odd is the ACL stuff - otherwise, it's got really good feature set. The xenophobia need not apply - keep that in your safe space in the soapbox please.

Only 2x10Gbps ports. It's pricing will have to be very appealing even for homelab use, where there's ample affordable choices with more (and even up to 40Gbps) connectivity. Neat product, but other than being RISC-V (not really a benefit in switching) and "open source" (skimmed the announcement...

Sounds like a browser cache issue. Or maybe your hacked up installs that you're not supposed to be using. Or a combination of the two.

1Password. I like using it - it's simple and easy. It also has built-in support for 2FA (TOTP especially), so I don't need a secondary app for 2FA as well.

You don't need jumbo frames for 10Gbps. I can routinely saturate my 40Gbps setup with iperf3, without jumbo frames. You have something else going on. I've only skimmed the thread but I don't see where you say what NIC or switch you're using other than "most of..." which isn't helpful...

ZFS still wipes the floor with BTRFS. BTRFS is trying to get close to feature parity, but, it's not there yet and has quite a way to go... the community around it is shrinking a bit, too, unfortunately. ZFS's is larger and older, and more active. ZFS has data dedupe and compression, and has for...