It sounds like you're trying to solve a managerial/training problem with a technical solution. That won't ever end well.

@scottalanmiller eh I forgot my previous credentials

@Pete-S said in TPM module - what is it used for?:

So what is it usually used for?
Primarily marking up the price and backdoors

Is it something you should make use of, if you have it?
How many times has your BIOS been compromised?

Should you get it, if you don't have it?
If you're asking, then definitely. I have them for sale at uselesscrap.co.lan.

It's easy to remove IE if you never install Windows

You linked to your JIRA install?

This account should be banned for low effort spam.

Instead of contacting support, have you tried the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation along with viewers like you?

Instead of contacting support, have you tried the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation along with viewers like you?

@wrx7m my experience is that the vendor doesn't "access" the locally installed software, it collects it and then posts it back home. Why would it be anything more than a glorified SNMP retrieval followed by sending out?

For best practices, you shouldn't have more than 10 records that require DNS lookups per the RFC, but both are acceptable.

@JaredBusch yes "category" ok.... because the organization of mangolassi is fucking shit. everything shows up on the main page and categories don't mean anything.

there isn't even a person behind this automatic spamming account, it's a script. probably written by an asshole like you.

@scottalanmiller other than Spiceworks has always used Google for remnant space and the first iterations of the desktop product solely used Google ads.

https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/2234658-ridiculous-blatantly-dishonest-ad?from_forum=288

This is not an ad served by Spiceworks, it's obviously a Google ad and the genius sysadmins (and community managers) don't realize it.

ircd-hybrid is an alternative

@scottalanmiller said in Carless in Dallas:

abbies work like employees, Uber drivers work like contractors. The delineation is pretty clear.

Don't tell the state of California

@scottalanmiller said in Carless in Dallas:

I have friends who do it and they do well.

They must be pretty bad at math, it's always a net loss using a personal vehicle in the gig economy. It's literally impossible to earn enough doing Doordash, Flex, Uber

Another vote for Kanboard or Trello