Spent the day/week wondering why part of a network was transferring 100 times the planned data, wondering if data exfil, etc.
Nope, just misconfigured domain controllers. Still waiting on the geniuses on that team to figure something out.
If your DC uses GBs instead of MBs to replicate a mostly static directory, you might have a problem...
chose not to care
I need more of this in my life.
I still use a scale to measure the shot weight each time. That machine is manual and just runs a timer.
Thanks for posting interesting stuff.
I like getting infosec info on infosec instance :)
If you cross post to two communities on the same instance, we all see double posts.
Maybe we can pick between cybersecurity and security news for articles and the other for discussion?
Not a bad point. At least the rename if that's over? Maybe the community intro and guide can be merged?
This is interesting. I've got some time before I start needing to be at school meetings and such. I'll see how these things go before then.
I'm completely in agreement with a lack of enforcement of standards. I haven't read Indiana's, but I've seen instances of a child's learning not being checked in anyway, which led to them growing up without even the GED equivalent of knowledge.
Where are you getting vender solutions?
Also, where are you getting it's not a problem or already been solved?
I ask because the three teachers I've talked to from three different districts all day it's a huge problem.
When I asked them if this would solve it however, they said no because smart watches and the school isn't allowed to discipline kids in anyway. By that, they meant detention or something, not hitting them or something crazy.
To me, this doesn't seem like a false problem.
Yeah I don't think it's very reasonable to get a call in the middle of something traumatic, for a moment by moment update, more like this just happened and I'm out or safe or what ever.
I don't support phones in class either, I just don't think they need to lock them up. Maybe just put them up?
I feel like kids have tons of access to tools for learning and Chromebooks now,.not super worried about needing a phone in class for research.
That's a good example.
It's hard for me to fathom having to explain at all how it was wrong. Apply that to most issues of discrimination.
History without context is a bit like telling someone from another country there's a colts vs patriots game and them wondering why that matters (it doesn't, I don't like sports that much, but local people generally understand the huge rivalry). Other people wouldnt, so it wouldn't have much gravity without context.
Nice. You guys allowing the playbooks to configure or just audit?
Well, I believe in the idea of home schooling isn't flawed, but if there's no schooling part, that's a problem. There should probably be some testing checks along the way.to ensure they at least meet the public school levels of STEM.
Ha, You don't think that's already happened?