Well that sucks. I'm used to MozyPro through a reseller where retention is 90 days of versioning. Per GB, it's expensive, but you get what you pay for. I can't see a versioning-less cloud backup solution is of any use it your primary data get's whacked by ransomware only to have the backups overwrite the good data in the cloud.
As one that agreed with Trump in pulling the US out of this stupid Paris accord, I AGREE WITH APPLE on this! Let business that can, and are willing to afford it, do so. I can't wait till the cost of solar and wind drops so I can retrofit my house with them too. I love green energy. I HATE STATIST fucks that wish to ram it down my throat half-way around the world.
Yeah, pretty much. I mean, China is at least direct about it, blowing up sats and whatnot on a whim. I'm guessing we just do things differently for the sport of it. That, and keep shrapnel out of orbit.
Yes. You can create a local account instead of linking it to Apple iCloud. But beware, a local only account means you're a lone ranger. You're on your own, and shunned from Apple until you embrace the cloud.
"Media", be defined as the old guard; of which Rush is not a part of. But yes, defining who is and isn't part of the "Media" is a bit ambiguous. At the very least, that would be New Yorker, Slate, NY Times, NPR, MSNBC, CNN, NBC News, Time Magazine, Politico just to name a few.
ReFS. The arrogance of Microsoft is astounding to think there will never be problems with ReFS. Apparently there isn't a chkdsk command for the file system. In the event of a dirty shutdown, the file system would repair should data need to be read from that block. So, assuming a VM of Windows threw a BSOD, and it was hosting a share of data on a ReFS volume, it could be days, weeks, YEARS before it ostensibly got around to making repairs. So, how in the hell does that work out for file level restoration when backing up a running VM at the block level?
Wait, WHAT? If you're going over 802.3, most assuredly it's TCP/IP all the way through. Are you saying it's an entirely different type of encapsulation protocol at the Network layer and not Transport in the OSI layer?
The Rush Limbaugh theorem states that the media isn't an arm of the Democrat Party, rather, that the Democrat Party is an arm of the media. Think about it, which side is more organized and sends a cohesive voice nightly or hourly?
people are locked into the idea that help desk are "ticket generators" rather than troubleshooters
Because they are! Believe it not, the primary role of helpdesk isn't to solve the issue, rather define the scope of problem as front-line triage so it can then go to a specialist . Let me repeat that. Solving an issue is important, but not as important in at least sleuthing out the actual nature of the issue. Server, Network, and Security groups are not responsible for front-line call taking. They have more important matters to attend to.
*sigh*. Let me just say I've been doing helpdesk, server, and networking support for well over 20 years now. I will share with you some golden advice to teach any new helpdesk new hire. It's not technical, it's a frame of mind. Technical knowledge can be learned, but starting off with the right mindset pays off long-term!!
1. When an end user has a problem, it should always be assumed to be a perceived problem, and not the actual issue at hand. Sometimes you get luck and are talking with someone that knows how to communicate well; but always assume at first it's just perceived.
2. After making a determination as to where the problem actually is from the POV of the end-user, the next step involves defining the scope of the issue. This part is IMPORTANT. Having someone say "the network is down" doesn't mean jack shit if all others in the office are function just fine. It is imperative that the technician understand where the problem begin, and ends. Divide and conquer the scope until you have a definitive range to work with. It could be a switch, the desktop computer, or just isolated to that one users local profile.
3. After establishing the scope of problem, you now know what other departments this may or may not encompass. From this standpoint, you can execute against the problem with available resources.
3. Those that works in IT Security generally have years, if not a decade or more, of tier 2 and teir 3 level experience. Meaning, they've long graduated helpdesk, and yet as the most experienced in the group, they're still the go-to people to seek regardless of the fact it's NOT THEIR JOB.
Or is it? It actually might be there job. First priority is to handle security. Any time left over they pick up the ticket list and knock out any outstanding helpdesk tickets on file.
PMs (Gold, Silver, Platinum..etc) are limited only by what's in circulation. Fiat can be printed or digitally float the decimal point (Hyper inflation). Crypto currencies are not limited. There's nothing preventing me or anyone else creating their own standard. Too much wealth NOT too. But, the human race has yet to figure out how to create new elements and/or convert lots of energy into mass, specifically the element Au.
The only problem with PMs is that they're heavy and not liquid in electronic form. But basing fiat to a Gold standard does prevent inflation. IE, it keeps government spending in check. THAT is why we are off the Gold standard to this day, regardless of the fact getting off it it helped with international commerce. Even Alan Greenspan voiced his regret to that effect. And that man is a financial GOD. So when he speaks, YOU listen!
Oh hell na!! The propaganda machine is working in full force here. If only all you fucking retards would get on the bandwagon, we can solve global warming within a few years....followed by 10, then 20...then..oh shit, lets bake this into an authoritative legalize of governance at the constitutional level.
I'm going full prepper. When thermonuclear exchange happens from all this totalitarian expansion and war, you guys that drank the AGW Kool-Aid will be on your own.
Remember kiddies, lead is more valuable to either gold or silver.
Damn right. Either Trump will be one of the best POTUS, or it will burn down DC in spectacular glory. Either way, the outcome is welcome vs more of the same fucking shit we've always had. Yeah, I'm happy:)
If we're talking about the political spectrum.There's two axis. From left to right, is based on economics. Top to bottom is either authoritarian or libertarian. Based on that, The Democrats to more center-left on economics, but way WAY up the top on being authoritarian (zero question about that!). The Republicans however are about halfway on the right side (not center) of economics, but lean center-authoritarian. But FWIW, the Tea Part faction is far-right economic and lean heavily libertarian. So, it's still an identity struggle for the Republican party at the moment.
Oh, for damn shame too. If only those damn voters knew their place! How stupid they are for voting for Trump!! In fact, why even have an election, the Republican Party can't be trusted, like, as in, ever! Hilary Clinton should have been coronated as-is. It was her turn after all......Bwah ha ha. Trump is the POTUS bitches! Hah, suck my balls and like it! Here, you can start with my left. LOL
Ding dong the witch is gone!!! Damn I feel good. Oh, and that's no USians, that's Americans to you bitch-ass!
Turbocharging is an efficient form of power gain as the turbo captures the exhaust back pressure. It's not that the engine now has to work harder to push out the exhaust, rather, it's the pressure being instantly released once the exhaust valve cracks open.
Superchargers (belt driven blowers) are far more simplistic and trouble free (with exception of normal wear). The problem with a blower is that it's parasitic. It takes power to deliver more power in return. So, they render less MPG when in use (under load).
Last I checked, the Shanghai Maglev was German technology. But other than that, yes, anytime you empower a nation to build because they're the lowest cost supplier that can actually do the job in numbers, you will get an economic boom there. Eventually they become self-sufficient where they too start competing in high tech industries with the rest of the developed world. So the transition from a developing nation to one that is developed is a natural progression. It happened with the Roman Empire, spanning to Europe, across the Atlantic to the America, now back to China, and soon Africa. Now, it's important to note that having a functional government is key here. Pure anarchy and pure totalitarianism are far too extreme to be conducive to mass economic output.
I have to agree with that statement. Apple doesn't have to do shit for anyone. That said, Apple has no right preventing anyone from repairing a device or locking out spare parts from the general public.
I'll tell you where this will end up. Future phones will be epoxied together. A single problem with it? Yeah, throw it in the shredder, get another device, and re-download your cloud profile/data. You can't repair what they will make unrepairable. Not that I agree with it, just sayin.
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Well that sucks. I'm used to MozyPro through a reseller where retention is 90 days of versioning. Per GB, it's expensive, but you get what you pay for. I can't see a versioning-less cloud backup solution is of any use it your primary data get's whacked by ransomware only to have the backups overwrite the good data in the cloud.
As one that agreed with Trump in pulling the US out of this stupid Paris accord, I AGREE WITH APPLE on this! Let business that can, and are willing to afford it, do so. I can't wait till the cost of solar and wind drops so I can retrofit my house with them too. I love green energy. I HATE STATIST fucks that wish to ram it down my throat half-way around the world.
SCADA and other legacy industrial applications that still require the use of RS232
They don't. But then again, I suppose that's the entire point, now isn't it?
Yeah, pretty much. I mean, China is at least direct about it, blowing up sats and whatnot on a whim. I'm guessing we just do things differently for the sport of it. That, and keep shrapnel out of orbit.
Yes. You can create a local account instead of linking it to Apple iCloud. But beware, a local only account means you're a lone ranger. You're on your own, and shunned from Apple until you embrace the cloud.
Or, just buy low and sell high. It's a gamble, but at least you don't have dead weight for hardware laying around.
"Media", be defined as the old guard; of which Rush is not a part of. But yes, defining who is and isn't part of the "Media" is a bit ambiguous. At the very least, that would be New Yorker, Slate, NY Times, NPR, MSNBC, CNN, NBC News, Time Magazine, Politico just to name a few.
ReFS. The arrogance of Microsoft is astounding to think there will never be problems with ReFS. Apparently there isn't a chkdsk command for the file system. In the event of a dirty shutdown, the file system would repair should data need to be read from that block. So, assuming a VM of Windows threw a BSOD, and it was hosting a share of data on a ReFS volume, it could be days, weeks, YEARS before it ostensibly got around to making repairs. So, how in the hell does that work out for file level restoration when backing up a running VM at the block level?
Fuck you M$! I don't trust your shit!
Wait, WHAT? If you're going over 802.3, most assuredly it's TCP/IP all the way through. Are you saying it's an entirely different type of encapsulation protocol at the Network layer and not Transport in the OSI layer?
Flint Michigan was government failure at multiple levels. Had nothing to do with the private sector.
The Rush Limbaugh theorem states that the media isn't an arm of the Democrat Party, rather, that the Democrat Party is an arm of the media. Think about it, which side is more organized and sends a cohesive voice nightly or hourly?
^ This too is gold. Thanks for sharing :)
people are locked into the idea that help desk are "ticket generators" rather than troubleshooters
Because they are! Believe it not, the primary role of helpdesk isn't to solve the issue, rather define the scope of problem as front-line triage so it can then go to a specialist . Let me repeat that. Solving an issue is important, but not as important in at least sleuthing out the actual nature of the issue. Server, Network, and Security groups are not responsible for front-line call taking. They have more important matters to attend to.
*sigh*. Let me just say I've been doing helpdesk, server, and networking support for well over 20 years now. I will share with you some golden advice to teach any new helpdesk new hire. It's not technical, it's a frame of mind. Technical knowledge can be learned, but starting off with the right mindset pays off long-term!!
1. When an end user has a problem, it should always be assumed to be a perceived problem, and not the actual issue at hand. Sometimes you get luck and are talking with someone that knows how to communicate well; but always assume at first it's just perceived.
2. After making a determination as to where the problem actually is from the POV of the end-user, the next step involves defining the scope of the issue. This part is IMPORTANT. Having someone say "the network is down" doesn't mean jack shit if all others in the office are function just fine. It is imperative that the technician understand where the problem begin, and ends. Divide and conquer the scope until you have a definitive range to work with. It could be a switch, the desktop computer, or just isolated to that one users local profile.
3. After establishing the scope of problem, you now know what other departments this may or may not encompass. From this standpoint, you can execute against the problem with available resources.
3. Those that works in IT Security generally have years, if not a decade or more, of tier 2 and teir 3 level experience. Meaning, they've long graduated helpdesk, and yet as the most experienced in the group, they're still the go-to people to seek regardless of the fact it's NOT THEIR JOB.
Or is it? It actually might be there job. First priority is to handle security. Any time left over they pick up the ticket list and knock out any outstanding helpdesk tickets on file.
PMs (Gold, Silver, Platinum..etc) are limited only by what's in circulation. Fiat can be printed or digitally float the decimal point (Hyper inflation). Crypto currencies are not limited. There's nothing preventing me or anyone else creating their own standard. Too much wealth NOT too. But, the human race has yet to figure out how to create new elements and/or convert lots of energy into mass, specifically the element Au.
The only problem with PMs is that they're heavy and not liquid in electronic form. But basing fiat to a Gold standard does prevent inflation. IE, it keeps government spending in check. THAT is why we are off the Gold standard to this day, regardless of the fact getting off it it helped with international commerce. Even Alan Greenspan voiced his regret to that effect. And that man is a financial GOD. So when he speaks, YOU listen!
Oh hell na!! The propaganda machine is working in full force here. If only all you fucking retards would get on the bandwagon, we can solve global warming within a few years....followed by 10, then 20...then..oh shit, lets bake this into an authoritative legalize of governance at the constitutional level.
I'm going full prepper. When thermonuclear exchange happens from all this totalitarian expansion and war, you guys that drank the AGW Kool-Aid will be on your own.
Remember kiddies, lead is more valuable to either gold or silver.
Damn right. Either Trump will be one of the best POTUS, or it will burn down DC in spectacular glory. Either way, the outcome is welcome vs more of the same fucking shit we've always had. Yeah, I'm happy :)
If we're talking about the political spectrum.There's two axis. From left to right, is based on economics. Top to bottom is either authoritarian or libertarian. Based on that, The Democrats to more center-left on economics, but way WAY up the top on being authoritarian (zero question about that!). The Republicans however are about halfway on the right side (not center) of economics, but lean center-authoritarian. But FWIW, the Tea Part faction is far-right economic and lean heavily libertarian. So, it's still an identity struggle for the Republican party at the moment.
Oh, for damn shame too. If only those damn voters knew their place! How stupid they are for voting for Trump!! In fact, why even have an election, the Republican Party can't be trusted, like, as in, ever! Hilary Clinton should have been coronated as-is. It was her turn after all... ...Bwah ha ha. Trump is the POTUS bitches! Hah, suck my balls and like it! Here, you can start with my left. LOL
Ding dong the witch is gone!!! Damn I feel good. Oh, and that's no USians, that's Americans to you bitch-ass!
Turbocharging is an efficient form of power gain as the turbo captures the exhaust back pressure. It's not that the engine now has to work harder to push out the exhaust, rather, it's the pressure being instantly released once the exhaust valve cracks open.
Superchargers (belt driven blowers) are far more simplistic and trouble free (with exception of normal wear). The problem with a blower is that it's parasitic. It takes power to deliver more power in return. So, they render less MPG when in use (under load).
They're still developing. They have a long way to go, but they're by far better of than 10 years ago, and the years prior.
Last I checked, the Shanghai Maglev was German technology. But other than that, yes, anytime you empower a nation to build because they're the lowest cost supplier that can actually do the job in numbers, you will get an economic boom there. Eventually they become self-sufficient where they too start competing in high tech industries with the rest of the developed world. So the transition from a developing nation to one that is developed is a natural progression. It happened with the Roman Empire, spanning to Europe, across the Atlantic to the America, now back to China, and soon Africa. Now, it's important to note that having a functional government is key here. Pure anarchy and pure totalitarianism are far too extreme to be conducive to mass economic output.
I have to agree with that statement. Apple doesn't have to do shit for anyone. That said, Apple has no right preventing anyone from repairing a device or locking out spare parts from the general public.
I'll tell you where this will end up. Future phones will be epoxied together. A single problem with it? Yeah, throw it in the shredder, get another device, and re-download your cloud profile/data. You can't repair what they will make unrepairable. Not that I agree with it, just sayin.