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They will be adding licences per NIC's next lol.....Don't agree with this per core licencing model, shitty move by Microsoft I think....

Many companies are apparently being hit, it's another form of ransomware doing it's rounds, I've always said NHS and Emergency systems should be private LAN only with no internet access.

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You could also use the Free Veeam Endpoint Backup, in latest version it also has CryptoLocker protection for USB attached external storage devices.

We have had Doris over here in the UK today, she has battered most of the UK......

I did see this on the news today, good news for coffee drinkers

Good post Scott and very relevant.

Happy Birthday Scott, hope you have a good day.

The Chinese government are already using deep packet inspection to identify VPN protocols being used, they would also block IP addresses to known and established VPN providers.

Just installed, what a brilliant utility......

The ICQ sound, classic....

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@scottalanmiller lol, this is probably true, I do remember an article about some os code that was leaked a long time ago and they were quite embarrassed with even some of the comments that was left in the code as well.

I have tried both, haven't come across any issues?

@computerchip that's all I do as well to be fair, I do like the daily challenge.

@tim_g said in Quad9 DNS Malicious Domain Blocking Service:

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as none of us are doing anything illegal.

When has that ever mattered?

Do you care that you're being recorded when you walk into a bank? A grocery store? At street intersections? No. Why? Because you aren't doing anything illegal.

But you care about this, even though you have nothing to hide regarding your browsing habits?

Explain to me...

I feel very strongly for right to privacy, the argument of legality of whatever a person does is irrelevant.

these are two statements for GDPR Policy:

"Anyone who collects and processes personal data (defined by the GDPR as a Data Controller) will be required to comply with the new regulations to a certain degree. As well as organisations who run websites or apps, this also includes any organisations who use internal databases, CRMs or even just plain old email."

"The short answer is that if your company does any form of trade with customers within the EU, then GDPR rules will apply to you if you store, process or share EU citizens’ personal data."

Deepin 15.5 New Features.

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Spoke to soon I think, latest version supports Xenserver 7

Happy birthday Scott, have a great day.