ecklerwr1 · Sr. Network / Systems Architect · ✭✭✭✭✭

Reminds me of our last bracket battle!

DNA viruses sounds like a terrible idea... with the new DNA encoding method CRISPR it makes it even scarier: Researchers used CRISPR to encode a movie into DNA | Popular Science With CRISPR scientists can basically rewrite any gene sequence they want to now. Talk about Pandora box.

Shirt just came yesterday and it's SWEET!

Seems like a good idea count me in!

I'm glad there has been a focus on this. It seems SolarWinds grew faster than it was ready to handle with so many acquisitions and trying to figure out how to do SaaS and regular Orion has been a challenge I'm sure with many products overlapping with each other. I can imagine trying to sort out the support staff to support…

Yeah the second question wasn't from 20:00 - 21:00 beware.

The hard part is trusting the systems... I know we're trying to get more Federal approved ways to do this. Many of my networks will never run on the public "cloud" but we do have some non classified workloads which may be suitable for running in Fed certified public cloud.

I 100% agree sqlrockstar​ quantum is way way way more important right now than any blockchain tech... Quantum cryptography will change the way we secure our networks in an order of magnitude way. The chinese have already put a quantum test node on orbit. China Shatters "Spooky Action at a Distance" Record, Preps for…

That explains a LOT!

I thought the same thing...

seems like a no brainer and one of the same problems I have with GFI EventsManger. The noise generated inside the windows directories is insane.

Dang I did apple pascal too!!! It was two 5 1/4 floppies to run it I remember! That pascal and having that computer is probably why I ended up a computer scientist I suppose. I thought I wanted to be a Ceramic Engineer at first but the level of physics and math was just not my thing... It was a whole new level beyond…

He has a little of that Chow mane around his neck too!

While the internet provides everyone the ability to access data at any time and for any need, it does not guarantee that the data is valid. LOL this made me think of wikipedia sqlrockstar​

The pork belly bites look good.

It's rough some days... it's even rough some days getting to sleep too if there's a LOT going on or you're in some place/hotel/city that's not the greatest.

I can't find it off hand but today I saw an article about the kid in that meme... he's all grown up now lolol!

I did the same thing for the CISSP Eric. I did some free lunch and learns about the different bodies of knowledge... then skipped the 3000$ bootcamp most goto and just took the test. I put together some about 20 pages of typed up cram sheets I collected from scouring the internet. I've now shared my cram sheets with a few…

This was interesting: Wake Up & Smell the Bacon, an Oscar Mayer bacon-scented alarm clock.

You could also find this out by a link from the original hint page as well... take your time today people one answer is kinda misleading and can suck you right in if you don't take your time today! For some reason the moderated thing turned on again...

That grill looks pretty good! What kind of meat did they have? You mentioned pork bellies was that it?

We're only now moving to 2012R2 and getting STIGs for it and approved by DSS for many other information systems o.O!

Ok so now since bleggett tried A and we know C and D have been tried an all were X's has anyone tried B yet? I'm thinking maybe B is the answer now and 3735 was a typo in the answer. Can anyone confirm? I'm almost about to try it...

IKR... I couldn't tell but either way it was obviously done wrong!

cool stuff... the UK taking the lead!

This is so true. For circuit with problem I often shorten the polling interval to 30 second or 60 seconds just for that interface to increase the granularity some because the normal polling interval isn't enough to look at anything close up!

I'll have to say number one on the list is definitely number 1!!! The more we can do to automate compliance and automate remediation the better. Then we need to monitor to make sure the baseline doesn't deviate.

I'm a little concerned too about the idea of lie detector AI. I'm not sure that's a great idea but I suppose pattern matching by neural net is probably close to as good as human running the machine.

It's going alright this month just really busy!

I suppose event correlation is where the rubber meets the road.