@Lakshmana said:
@StrongBad It is the diagram to show how the components(firewall) will be connected in a network
What is the purpose, though? You just open or close ports. Why would you use a diagram? I think that you are making something very easy into something very complicated.
Cedar Park, Texas: Police Officers Give Man Car Seats Instead of Tickets
Officer Justin Gower pulled over a truck on Oct. 17 for a malfunctioning light when he saw three kids with no car seats. Gower and another officer then purchased the family seats with their own money.
Isn't this the town that @andyw lives in? What a cool story to get in the news. So much of what you see is so depressing. Had to share this one.
Now they need a Lego keyboard and mouse.
I have always heard that CrashPlan allows servers and has no restrictions as to the type of backups that are allowed.
Wow, I missed a lot of new people! Welcome to @JessWaterfordTech
@thecreativeone91 said:
If the ISO has all the RPM's need is the only case where it works. Most distro ISO's don't work like that. Though some do.
Like Elastix.
It's sad that getting a simple monitor for the wall is getting to be so difficult to find.
With so many services starting up, there is a lot of chances for things to have not all fired up yet.
And extra props for posting on a Friday evening!
@scotth said in HP Laptops Found with Keylogger Built Into Audio Driver:
@Kelly said in HP Laptops Found with Keylogger Built Into Audio Driver:
So I have a Spectre 360 and it has the MicTray64.exe, associated process, and the logfile in C:\Users\Public\MicTray.log. The log file is zero bytes though and appears to be empty. I'm wondering if it isn't logging, or if the list of affected machines is longer than officially announced.
The driver is Conexant via whomever it's hardware ends up on.
Does that mean that other vendors might have this too? I mean, it might, that we know. But why has only HP been discovered thus far? Is it an HP version of the driver? Is it HP unique hardware?
I've heard the rumors about these guys but never had to deal with them directly. They had a good marketing message but the whole "using their own protocol" thing never felt like a really good idea. And the price was never good enough to make it worth overlooking that shortcoming.
Doesn't sound like a big loss.
@travisdh1 said in HP Laptops Found with Keylogger Built Into Audio Driver:
@Ambarishrh said in HP Laptops Found with Keylogger Built Into Audio Driver:
So looks like HP released a patch for this https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/hardware/hp-releases-driver-update-to-remove-accidental-keylogger/
So most vendors have something on their machine, previously Lenovo, now HP. Getting any machines from a vendor, first thing should be wipe it and install a pre tested, custom build, hope that solves all such issues and guess most companies are already doing it
The problem is that they've taken to adding the stuff you don't want into system drivers. Issue a travelling worker a laptop without sound working? Good luck with that!
Or into the BIOS!
@art_of_shred said:
@StrongBad said:
Wow, very nice. Sorry that I am late to the party. Could not be here for what appears to have been the main event.
Whenever you post, I can't help reading it in the "Strong Bad" voice. Just sayin'...
Checkin' my emails!
@MattSpeller said:
Is that 3 new users today already?
Three today and four yesterday, it would seem.
The Linux world is complex enough for normal users. BSD just pushed them that much farther over the edge.
I just saw in another thread that @dafyre has that version. He could look for the file for you.
Dancing With the Stars: Judge Rejects Contestant Bindi Irwin's Contract With Show, Report Says
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge ruled that Irwin, who is a minor and requires parental consent, needs to prove her father, Steve Irwin, is deceased in order to move forward, TMZ reports.