Why won't office 365 work? You can sync the user's files locally. I'm not understanding why that won't work for your situation. What am I missing?

@nadnerb said in Light vs Dark Theme:

Now that I've picked up Dark Reader (Chrome Extension), I feel that I have completely turned to the dark side. My red lightsaber is under construction.

Interesting extension... I just gave it a go. It isnt for me, but much more tolerable than most dark themes I have seen.

@wirestyle22 said in Light vs Dark Theme:

1. You clearly aren't edgy enough.
2. Dark theme is easier on your eyes.

If you research 2, you'll find that's not true. 1 is true however

@rojoloco said in Light vs Dark Theme:

Dark themes burn my eyes unmercifully. It's like being tortured, then I see text-like images burned onto my corneas for an hour or more. Y'all can keep your dark themes, thanks.

That is exactly how I feel. It actually hurts lol

@black3dynamite said in Light vs Dark Theme:

@irj said in Light vs Dark Theme:

@black3dynamite said in Light vs Dark Theme:

I've also always been a fan of dark themes because its more easier on my eyes.

Do you have astigmatism?

Nope, I just preferred dark themes.

I was just asking because I read somewhere that people with astigmatism generally prefer dark themes.

@black3dynamite said in Light vs Dark Theme:

I've also always been a fan of dark themes because its more easier on my eyes.

Do you have astigmatism?

What is the deal with the everyone using dark themes these days? I have noticed a significant switch. Personally, I like light themes better and cannot stand looking at dark themes. I realize everyone has their preferences, and I assumed most people did dark themes because they are better for your eyes. Research shows that light themes are actually better for most people.

@jaredbusch said in You know any IT Security Awareness (from Home Users to Enterprise) resource?:

@irj said in You know any IT Security Awareness (from Home Users to Enterprise) resource?:

@jaredbusch said in You know any IT Security Awareness (from Home Users to Enterprise) resource?:

@irj said in You know any IT Security Awareness (from Home Users to Enterprise) resource?:

I guess we were wrong... This course has about $80k in sales. I would assume it was bought mostly by employers, but maybe home users are interested in it as well.

@zachary715 said in You know any IT Security Awareness (from Home Users to Enterprise) resource?:

I have not gone through it, but KnowBe4 has a "Home Course" I assume designed for what you're looking for.

Neither of these are designed originally for the consumer. They are successful businesses that add this component on as a "perk" for the few random consumers that do it.

There will never be a successful business model for this kind of security for consumers that is not forced on them by external factors.

Knoebe4 surely focuses on businesses, but I'm not so sure that is the case with the instructor on udemy. The 3 courses he offers seems to be focused on home users.

Consumers are still not going to just buy into this.

I would bet most of his stuff business paid for.

I would assume you are probably right. I have bought a few udemy courses for my mother in law. One of them was how to use an iphone. This course explained how to turn it on and do really simple stuff like reply to a text message, etc.

Necro thread that made me laugh again