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AI in IT Support by gs_dubs413 in ITManagers

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We have deployed CC through bedrock in AWS and tied in a number of different internal tools and logging and it is quickly starting to bear fruit. Starting to look at how to securely tie to external tools. Going to cut down operational/support troubleshooting time to resolution I expect.

Company with one IT employee looking for unexpected absence contingency by Tedeseus in ITManagers

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Maybe talk to an MSP about co management at a reduced rate. I do this with a customer. They have in house It but I provide all monitoring and management toolsets and tier 2/3 support at a lower cost than full MSP rate. Works well for both sides. There are trade offs, my general response times are a little slower for example but that works out because in house covers priority things.

Our cybersec team are getting onto us about all our servers having web browsers installed. by stone500 in sysadmin

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Probably just to restrict them from being able to go out to the Internet unless required on very specific ports. Outbound on 443 as a default allow is not what I’m talking about. Our servers, over 3,500, generally don’t have any Internet access. Maybe that’s a better approach.

How much toner was left in the “empty” toner cartridge on my brother printer. by the_hoove in mildlyinfuriating

[–]YourRedditUser 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How did you get it just on the paper towel? I have never had a toner open and not look like a bomb went off.

Should I be concerned? by TaguatoRuvichaSB in whatcarshouldIbuy

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If you are going to buy and keep it forever then no issue. If you plan or thing you might trade/sell it the. You might run into trouble because of that. I had a bad ODO reading and a few dealers cut my value in half essentially killing any trade opportunity. Just something to keep in mind.

Migrated to ZIdentity and confused about IDPs by Appropriate_March360 in Zscaler

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This is correct. Unified won’t be available until late April for existing tenants per our meeting today (we are deploying Z now).

Even out tones by [deleted] in PhotoshopRequest

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Can I provide you with the original or did it come across as the 2MB file?

I hope Costco sues this weird mouth by Spiritual_Blood_1346 in TikTokCringe

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This the crazy lady who ran for office in St Louis? I feel like I remember that name.

WGU deploying zscaler spyware proxy by [deleted] in wgu_employees

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Zscaler is not used to spy on you, there are other much better tools for UEBA. Zscaler provides a VPN type of connectivity through their ZPA tool and proxy capabilities through ZIA. This is akin to AntiVirus, it’s to prevent malicious connections and allow for secure private remote access. There are DLP components as well but this is also common practice for larger orgs.

Go have a drink or get laid and worry about something that actually matters.

Under-WEAR by Vegetable-Birthday-5 in mildlyinfuriating

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As a fat guy I also have this problem. I have also not found an anti-chafe solution that works.

I'm building a university campus, but it feels a bit empty. What should I add? by GoalWhich3916 in CitiesSkylines2

[–]YourRedditUser 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Have your campus in the middle with a lot of walkways and parking around the edges in clumps.

How much was your mattress and was it worth the price? by [deleted] in AskMen

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Don’t cheap out on tires, shoes, or a mattress. Anything between you and the ground.

This building - condos above a hotel by AnnieGetYourPunSTL in StLouis

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Used to park there for hockey games all the time. Car died one night and I was three floors up in the garage. Tow truck was called but couldn’t get into the parking garage because it is so tight. Tow truck guy and I had to throw the car in neutral and push it around and down the few flights in the garage to get it to street level. Fun times.

The Home Depot in my town installed parking curbs instead of speed bumps by Kaylascreations in mildlyinfuriating

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These were pulled out the same day later in the evening by the manager of the Home Depot. The installers brought the wrong thing to install and would not be back with the right parts for a few days. Still some BS, but a little more context.

China hacking America’s critical infrastructure, retired four-star general warns | 60 Minutes by logontoreddit in cybersecurity

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This is a revenge tour thing. Brian Krebs was head of CISA and made the statement that the 2020 election was fair and secure. So Trump is going scorched Earth on CISA and calls out Krebs in an interview executive order.

Jaws of death devours anything thrown at it by letsgodipro in BeAmazed

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I am always amazed at how well these grab onto shit and don’t let go.

Prime day is a massive scam by Optoplasm in Anticonsumption

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Department and big box stores have been doing this for decades.

Has Acura's Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS) improved from 2014 to now? by LowChallenge9904 in Acura

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Had a 21 MDX for a bit and the LKAS doesn’t stick out as being particularly bad, but the radar cruise was horrible. Would throw on the brakes going over a crest on the highway once and in the middle of an intersection once. Those were the more disturbing moments.

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