digitalabyss

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by digitalabyss 3y ago
Zoom was great when everybody was working from home. Audio quality was never a problem. Everybody on my team are on high end macbook pros and in some cases had personal higher end podcast/streamer equipment. Your not squinting at a TV
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by digitalabyss 10y ago
I am an ITT Tech graduate who paid their way through school using federal loans. I earned my A.A.S in Electronic and Computer Engineering Technology and my B.S. in Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology from ITT Tech. I starte
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by digitalabyss 11y ago
> Why is that? While some people might be that petty, it's very possible that Gravity never hired those kinds of people in the first place. It may be petty for someone making several hundred thousand a year to resent someone who&#x2
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by digitalabyss 12y ago
I’m too lazy to look it up but I would be surprised if many of the founders of the internet where not ham operators. Again I’m being lazy about looking it up but if not specifically in writing at least in spirit I believe one of the purpose
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by digitalabyss 12y ago
I’m a IT department of one so I get a lot of those "reset password" requests and have to do a lot of hand holding I feel I should not have to do. Its 2014 and a certain level of computer literacy should be expected of you if you
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by digitalabyss 12y ago
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.6 is still supported and ships with OpenSSL 0.9.8e which is not vulnerable. I am sure there are other examples as well. If I had a StartSSL certificate and the browsers started to remove support of
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by digitalabyss 12y ago
I don’t; but I do not know how I could ever be sure. I’m a generalist sys admin and my knowledge of crypto is limited to the basics. That being said my understanding is that this vulnerability is in the code that creates the sessions not in
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by digitalabyss 12y ago
OK well I just updated about 40 servers. Has anyone started working with CAs to reissue SSL certificates signed with a new key? Are they willing to do the reissue for free? In particular I use RapidSSL for most things and Verisign for a fe
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by digitalabyss 12y ago
I agree that you get what you pay for. Just because you don’t have a budget for a $1000/mo dedicated server does not mean you have the right to that service level at a lower price. As fellow geeks I am sure we have all been asked for a
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by digitalabyss 14y ago
Comparing Box.com with Dropbox is like comparing apples to oranges in my opinion. I have a 100GB dropbox account for personal use and a enterprise Box.com account for work. They are two different service aimed at different markets. Box.com