You can set up "Office 365 Group"s in there can't you?
I think E1 users can use the "Planner" app when they log in. Not able to verify this atm though.
You can set up "Office 365 Group"s in there can't you?
I think E1 users can use the "Planner" app when they log in. Not able to verify this atm though.
WD has kind of recently came out with their WD Blue SSD line:
https://www.wdc.com/products/solid-state-drives/wd-blue-ssd.html
My question is: Who makes them?
Does WD have their own factories? Is SanDisk making them? Does SanDisk buy them cheap somewhere, and rebrand them, and then WD re-rebrands them?
I can't find this info anywhere.
Thanks!
Where the complexity comes in, is that it's not just simply one IP address being matched to a single domain name.
If that were the case, there wouldn't have been any outages for these websites.
The problem is that there's thousands of IP addresses that are mapped to tens or hundreds of domain names for a single domain, for example, load balancing and other supporting services.
Visit facebook.com and record all network activity. It's not just facebook.com you see, there's x.facebook.com, xyz.facebook.com, etc... It's also not the same IP address for everyone. It get's very complex.
If the authoritative name server for a domain or several domains that support a single domain becomes unavailable, things will be fine until the TTLs expire. Once that happens on the DNS servers down the chain, you don't get the name resolution anymore, and those dns servers can no longer find a path to resolution.
When you combine that with all the other interworkings of a domain, it can be awhile until things get better, even if the attacked name servers get better.
How many of you have ever bought a single domain name and see the message it may take up to 48 hours or whatever to propagate?
The above is pretty a pretty basic explanation and understanding, but I'm just trying to get my point across without making a massive wall of text.
The feeling of breaking the 1m mark.... (I know ML is passed that now, but just saying). I remember when a site I have had back in the day did that!
@scottalanmiller It's been boxed up in an attic or basement on the other side of the country for years.
Those are the games I switch between playing, during the extremely limited time I actually get the chance to sit down and dabble in a game!
If I could get my xbox 360 back, if it still works, I'd play Halo. That'd be my top choice over all others.
@Nic My tin foil hat says that if twitter and reddit are down (and others), more people will be using the bathroom. Therefore, the possibility to overload the pipes, which could explode and potentially lead to server rooms flooding... therefore causing even more internets to be down, and eventually making its way to brining down WikiLeaks.
@scottalanmiller Good news indeed.
@scottalanmiller It's almost like when the electricity is out...
@scottalanmiller Probably because there are way less IP's for ML than those big sites.
You know what, maybe it's better for all of us if it stays like this...
It's definitely happening on the west coast too...
@scottalanmiller said in Moderators Denying Ability to Explain:
Maybe they moved to attacking another
Didn't know anything about this... is there a link somewhere?
@scottalanmiller I'm in San Diego.
I can't even get to spiceworks right now. Something going on? Can on my cell phone... must be and ISP issue.
SAM: Hey there! I see you are running towards a cliff! Let me explain the situation to you so you understand what your doing wrong, and see if I can get you to change your direction so you don't run off the cliff you are heading towards.
SW Mod: No, he may not want to hear that nonsense. Give him a push in the direction he's going!
I was a part of that topic and seen the whole thing. It's disgusting, and the above is pretty much how I understood it.
My workspace... I work better with a clean organized space: