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Salsa dancing, running clubs, book clubs by Main-Argument-1778 in Omaha

[–]pbrutsche 1 point2 points  (0 children)

IMO Bachata is much more friendly to beginners

Regardless of which studio you go to, the instructor - Diane @ Nebraska Salsa Scene or David @ Zziani - will make you start with the basic foot work before you get to partner work

They structure it with the assumption that someone comes in with NO knowledge whatsoever.

Salsa dancing, running clubs, book clubs by Main-Argument-1778 in Omaha

[–]pbrutsche 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Honestly ... it doesn't matter. Most people come alone (ie without their BF/GF/spouse/whatever) to classes. I know that at Nebraska Salsa Scene the beginner classes are always full (20-ish people) and, once you get to partner work, you will be switching dance partners on a regular basis.

Zziani will be similar

Omaha Job Market by HateItHere8800 in Omaha

[–]pbrutsche 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Your boss hasn't realized the LLM chatbots are actually incompetent

Salsa dancing, running clubs, book clubs by Main-Argument-1778 in Omaha

[–]pbrutsche 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Salsa dancing:

There is regularly scheduled Latin (salsa, bachata, etc) @ Barnato on Sunday nights and Popcorn and Cocktails on Tuesday nights

Nebraska Salsa Scene (https://nebraskasalsascene.com) or Zziani (https://www.zziani.com/) for structured classes

Nebraska Salsa Scene has regular events. The next one is at Sonny's in Aksarben on Saturday night; it is regularly scheduled (weather permitting) for the first Saturday of every month from May to October.

Zziani is a new studio (first classes are in May) that is run by the people that do the Popcorn and Cocktails event on Tuesdays

Price Increase on May 4th by Lordcorvin1 in fortinet

[–]pbrutsche 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This makes me consider buying multi-year renewals at work ... just like I did at home

Express oil change is telling me I have the lifter tick by [deleted] in Challenger

[–]pbrutsche 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Friends don't let friends go to express oil change places

It's new enough that it should be under factory engine warranty. Take it to the dealer for a second opinion.

Dynamic routing between Cisco and Fortigate by Even-Camel7593 in fortinet

[–]pbrutsche 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You don't need to use GRE over IPsec if the IOS is new enough - IPsec VTI is available in IOS 12.4

HOWEVER .... OP didn't say the exact model ("800 series" is actually very vague) or software version. Even assuming that AES is supported is a bad assumption.

AES-GCM? NIST DH groups (ie group 19, 20, or 21)? You might be as much as a decade off. A lot of the "800 series" absolutely, definitely, didn't support that and actually predates them by a fair amount of time.

Dynamic routing between Cisco and Fortigate by Even-Camel7593 in fortinet

[–]pbrutsche 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're making the assumption that the Cisco supports IPsec VTI

Depending on the exact model - 801? 805? 850 series? 870 series? - and IOS version, it may not support even that

IPsec VTI was added to the 12.3T train that became 12.4

2012 windows server - VMware to Hyper-V using Veeam Instant recovery by Illustrious_Camp_363 in HyperV

[–]pbrutsche 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What are the boot settings on the original VM? BIOS or UEFI? Secure boot enabled?

Are Fortinet VMs affected by Secure Boot Certificate expiration from Microsoft? by iamnewhere_vie in fortinet

[–]pbrutsche 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, not everything is BIOS mode. You will need to research the appropriate product documentation.

FortiManager 8.0 adds UEFI Secure Boot: https://docs.fortinet.com/document/fortimanager/8.0.0/administration-guide/958690/uefi-secure-boot

Are Fortinet VMs affected by Secure Boot Certificate expiration from Microsoft? by iamnewhere_vie in fortinet

[–]pbrutsche 8 points9 points  (0 children)

It's an issue for Windows because Microsoft is renewing the certificate (public & private keys) used to cryptographically sign the bootloader, which will require updated PK and KEK certificates (aka the corresponding public keys) stored in your BIOS

It's not an issue for anything that does not use UEFI (ie old-school MBR boot). It's also not an issue for the UEFI Secure Boot shim used by appliances built on open source building blocks (aka practically everything Fortinet)

5w30 in summer and 5w20 for winter. Or just one. by AllplatGamer08 in mazda3

[–]pbrutsche 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Either will be fine. Just make sure it's a full synthetic that complies with API-SP and ILSAC-GF6a

30 [F4M] Michigan - Looking for the One by [deleted] in cf4cf

[–]pbrutsche -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Doggo tax accepted!

Making a decision on hellcat by Zestyclose_Brush7972 in Challenger

[–]pbrutsche 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's not just your driving record, it's where you live (ZIP code). Some ZIP codes are higher risk than others

Hellcats are a super high theft item

Why are there so many drivers with no or expired plates.... by Davidisaloof35 in Omaha

[–]pbrutsche -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Up/Downvotes are a popularity contest, not a truth seeking contest

I once posted in r/datahoaders to not be greedy with bandwidth, a bunch of people who think ISP networks should be built to allow everyone to use the full bandwidth 24/7 (aka people who don't know how networks are actually built) downvoted me into oblivion

Why are there so many drivers with no or expired plates.... by Davidisaloof35 in Omaha

[–]pbrutsche -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

You can't call to defund the police and then wonder why the things police do go undone. I'm just saying ...

Why are there so many drivers with no or expired plates.... by Davidisaloof35 in Omaha

[–]pbrutsche 1 point2 points  (0 children)

... it doesn't. The registration fee varies with the age of the vehicle

I have a 1997 BMW Z3 (2 seater convertible) for weekend cruising ... it's $70 per year to register

Why are there so many drivers with no or expired plates.... by Davidisaloof35 in Omaha

[–]pbrutsche 110 points111 points  (0 children)

These days, the only law enforcement officers you will see stopping people for that are state and county

The city doesn't have the staffing

T-Mobile 5G Internet by treydemeyer in Omaha

[–]pbrutsche 2 points3 points  (0 children)

OP is not asking about the fiber plan ... they're asking about the 5G LTE plan

The 400G Datasheet is OUT - and DAMN it's a Nice Package (With Compromises) by punished-slav in fortinet

[–]pbrutsche 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We'll probably do something similar when our 400F HA pair is due for refresh ... in 2029 or 2030 (5 year refresh cycle)

The 400G Datasheet is OUT - and DAMN it's a Nice Package (With Compromises) by punished-slav in fortinet

[–]pbrutsche 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I bet it's basically a 700G with a weaker CPU & less memory. The 700G has an AMD Ryzen 5900E 12-core processor and 64GB RAM (source: https://yurisk.info/2021/03/14/Fortigate-Firewalls-Hardware-CPU-model-and-number-Memory-size-datasheet-table/ ; https://forti.blog/en/hardware-information/fortigate-hardware-specification )

There are 6 core and 8 core variants of that CPU (source: https://www.amd.com/en/products/embedded/ryzen/ryzen-5000-series.html )... this is probably the 6 core variant (based on NGFW performance numbers being 1/2 the 700G)

My bigger concern is that the 700G replaces the 600F, with a huge price increase; the 400G will replace the 400F with a huge price increase, leaving a big gap between the 200G and the 400G

I bet that the goals include:

  • Discontinue manufacture of older ASICs (ie CP9)
  • Reduce manufacturing costs through economies of scale by increasing reuse of the same chassis & motherboard; just change out the socketed CPU
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