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Extra super-props for being someone who works at the bottom of the OSI Model and works their way up And it's not limited to IT Problems! I'll deal with problems all throughout life that particular way with all electronics and so many other circumstances. It's no coincidence that "Is it plugged in" is represented by…

Without even needing to go back centuries think about the number of lost recordings in the BBC or other television networks. Cases where they would record over the old tapes, or even when that's happened at home "Oh, I recorded over your wedding film with this sports game!" It's been done in art too with paintings being…

Very true, though also consider that they feel like they "have you" because it's cheap to go in and ingest, but to divest and pull out... The economics are priced there to KEEP you in their cloud. Eventually that may change, but until that point, they highly discourage 'cloud hopping'

Have I mentioned lately how awesome you guys are?

Are you saying in regards to the Domain Controller or just in general? In the case of the domain controller, you treat that like what would happen at a remote site which for whatever reason loses access to its DC. It looks for an alternate route or you lose access period. All services which live in the Cloud using a Cloud…

Which time? Hackers Remotely Kill a Jeep on the Highway—With Me in It | WIRED The Jeep Hackers Are Back to Prove Car Hacking Can Get Much Worse | WIRED

Code development can be Agile, some teams and projects can be Agile, but organizations are often (and the larger they are) still fairly siloed. That and consider, the moment you're not working only within one company or organization and things are inter-organizational. One analogy that could be made would be a home…

What are the alternatives to making exceptions though? And I guess it depends upon what we're making exceptions to. If we treat everyone like attackers (legitimate or not) does that help or hinder the operations? Authentication >> Authorization ?

My next closest I can go is Brains... zombie daemons...

Wait until my next post... I'll show you some more of the Go

You're just another pid, another process, another container. What difference does it matter? I like the adage of old telco's. Back in the day, a Telco could have hundreds of thousands of subscribers down, but not count it as an 'outage' as long as the percentage of users affected of the whole did not break a certain…

Very true, though sometimes (I've experienced this in Project Management) the belief that throwing more people or resources at a problem can solve it or get it to be finished faster. Examples where that are true is, laying sod, digging holes, pulling weeds in the garden. Examples where that is not true. Copying more files…

Thank you for your feedback and I completely agree , imagine the frustration of having to live through scenarios like this and that was the intention. To show that while some may feel that one is the end all be all and the panacea to all problems it is in fact a combination. The very sad part is behind the scenes an…

I wish when I clicked on those images... they enlarged.

Thank you for your comments. As someone who had to figure out "What does this un-commented code mean".. Or who has had to try to trace a cable out only to see other cables go loose in the process (fun!) Or... To run your hands down cable management to get your hand cut because Velcro? Whats that, we use hard plastic deep…

Thanks, yes there was a time (and that time is regular) where I have to ask, "Whoa, is this a thing, wait, how is this a thing?! WHY IS THIS A THING?!" But it makes press and is highly controversial, It was just a little more than a month ago that Google caught massive backlash and within a week canceled their own ethics…

This is less so on having Twitter and facebook open to your employees and more so on the, "What are you doing to protect the investments and properties that you offer". If Facebook and Twitter can't keep OUR data safe (Add to that Chase) then what can we do as individuals running our own IT Security strategy where we may…

Well, for what its worth I was over a week into troubleshooting on the problem (Based on availability to be boots on ground)

Pretty much every iphone past the iPhone 7 is IP68, and many Android phones are as well. It's very weird that the Pixel 2 and Pixel 3 are IP68, but the Pixel 3A is NOT!

Well, yes but I wasn't sure if you had a personal story behind these particular images. Like I know of some folks (indirectly, from having worked on, whether carpentry, or IT work) in some of these "rich people bunker homes"

It is definitely something which needs to be thought about and how it impacts near term and long term vs seeing the short term 'wow, it's only this much per month!' without realizing what the cost is over the life of a service or application (some applications or services never having a sunset)

You hit the nail on the head, there is nothing that can be done about it. I mean, short of destroying all of the data and the ability to collect it...

I remember those days quite well, having also received numerous training and certifications (Nortel and Lucent included back in the day ) Though if it gives you any sense of promise... I've sent all of my engineers to training courses this year (off-site, usually in another state) as well as local options and we're only…

Or you could do what I do with my IP68 waterproof phone... when something gets spilled on it at a restaurant, I take it into the bathroom... take it out of its case... Get some soap and water and clean it up, then dry it off and I'm good to go.

Well, now that you mention it... Though it could be there being an extensive focus on the new GNS3 LAUNCHES VERSION 2.0 Which came out today?!

A number of you may appreciate this image and how this is not an uncommon problem and our own 'english' has been plagued by growth and inconsistency over time.

There's technically nothing preventing it, usually the limiting factor there is Cost. This is why finding a solution which enables you to ingest the information and also be able to perform RCA type correlation within the technology itself. Some solutions are better than others at correlating RCA for certain problems than…

Thanks. I've been thinking about this idea and the implications around it for awhile. This is actually the title of a presentation I'll be doing at some conferences this year as a way of helping people look at and realize the exposure they face. Especially in light of recent breaches. Sent from my iPhone

Also for the direct link to the video vs the massively long-split version, it was finally posted here! Ethics and Machine Learning - Christopher - Lightning Talk - ML4ALL 2019 - YouTube Thanks! <3