@Dominica said:
I love that she mentions the Cornell food study in this article. One of Scott and my first dates was attending a talk at Cornell given by a professor there who was working with NASA to figure out what would be the best foods to take on a Mars mission...
Mars bars?
Can't we concentrate on fixing our issues here like homelessness, disease and famine before we start taking our issues somewhere else?
I still don't trust the cloud. Perhaps I'm too old fashioned.
@JaredBusch YMMV. My experience has been good.
@scottalanmiller That looks great!
How open to malicious content is it?
Meh, looks like a forced perspective photo. I don't see any photos from differing angles.
@scottalanmiller Try resetting the password to your linked Microsoft account (if you have one).
@ajstringham said:
First, I don't support their AV. Second, I don't have to pretend to like their products to support them, at least not with coworkers.
You work for them, no?
What is said offline, should stay offline.
Job security pro tip: Never bag/disrespect your employer or their products online. The Internet NEVER forgets.
This is all very Spy Vs Spy
This is all a bit
What should we expect from these big tech companies?
Job losses, price rises or both?
Sounds great.
Although, I do have a couple of questions for you:
@JaredBusch said:
No, this is the replacement thread when the old one was temporarily nuked.
Original thread: http://mangolassi.it/topic/389/random-thread-anything-goes/
Ahhhhh, righto.
Ssssshhhhh, everyone back to the other one...
Is it just me or has 90% of this thread disappeared?
It looks like it's been pruned back to 2 pages
@NetworkNerd said:
@nadnerB said:
PRTG is good. It can be made overly complex.
I'm using basic Spiceworks scans. With netwrix disk space monitoring running every night.
Haven't really considered network monitoring. I might put that down for consideration next year.
Is Netwrix pretty good? Do you use it for any file server auditing or anything else?
Well, we're just using the disk space monitor and probably a really old version too. It's not really that helpful as I get better information out of Spiceworks.
PRTG is good. It can be made overly complex.
I'm using basic Spiceworks scans. With netwrix disk space monitoring running every night.
Haven't really considered network monitoring. I might put that down for consideration next year.
