obviously this is marketing for arctic wolf, but their research and the information they provide in the blog post is interesting. Their EDR platform they talk about used to be Cylance, which they bought off of BlackBerry. Honestly BlackBerry fumbled that product after they bought it.
Insulation. Reflectrix your attic. Seal off air gaps. Add as much blow-in that you can.
Heat pump water heater.
You can buy an entry Ecoflow River that will use solar before battery. Could run a fridge off of it.
Plastics. That bubble is going to pop if this Iran thing doesn’t get fixed.
Building critical mass is difficult because people created communities that have barely any activity.
The way you build a platform is to encourage less categorization until a specific topic needs to be split off.
Hell yes. I wonder how many man-hours of strategy meetings MS had on their calendars to fend that decision off.
Viewers like you.
I think you should block a shitpost like this.
Sounds like you’re missing an on-site copy on different storage and an offsite copy.
Maybe “it’s not needed yet” is more accurate.
It’s not ready yet. It’s good for some specific use cases but it’s not anything the typical end user needs.
Use the number at any rewards program kiosk like the grocery store.
Most backup software has incremental backup and retention policies. It will create a first full backup, then merge incrementals into the full based on your retention policy.
Retaining folder structure and file metadata only is unusual. You’ll want to export that info in some other way and exclude those items from backup.
Nope, bad idea.
Lawyers don’t lie. They massage the truth.
No, didn’t touch it at all until I was in my mid 20s, and then it was only alcohol.
On a samurai sword is lame but a 6’ one is sort of a trophy.
It’s not like Trump is some mastermind coming up with all these ideas on his own, and Miller isn’t likable enough to get elected.
This looks like something any machine shop could make in 45 mins.
If I need to buy something off the shelf I’m looking at unifi.