"We don't know who struck first, us or them. But we do know it was us that scorched the sky."
NaibofTabr
joined 2 years ago
...in a "Let them eat cake!" kind of way.
Where is DOGE when you need it?
Sure, but you don't need an LLM for that. That's like using a bazooka to kill a housefly.
Yeah, I think people who have never used AD don't really understand - there is no equivalent for a busy sysadmin. There's no open source alternative that has the same functionality - I've looked. You might be able to cobble together a similar level of capability with 5 or 6 different applications, but good luck getting them to all play nice with each other and remain stable enough for an organization with hundreds of users.
Ah, but OKTA only provides authentication?
How does that replace the infrastructure management?
Some parts of the theory have been demonstrated. For instance:
This is a scanning electron microscope image of a crystal structure (PrScO~3~). The bright spots are atomic nuclei.
The full paper is here: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abg2533
To interact with us in any meaningful way I think we have to assume that the aliens exist in our universe composed of atoms. Regardless of how they perceive the atomic structure, the structure would be the same.
"Oh hey, you guys have liquid water? We'll take that!"
"Well I guess we could trade you a few thousand liters..."
"Trade? Liters? No, we'll just take it. All of it."
Realistically no organization has so many endpoints that they need IPv6 on their internal networks. There's no reason to deal with more complicated addressing schemes except on the public Internet. Only the border devices should be using IPv6.
Hopefully if an organization has remote endpoints which are connecting to the internal network over the Internet, they are doing that through a VPN and can still just be assigned IPv4 addresses on dedicated VLANs when they connect.