I found the issue. My new extension umatrix was getting aggressive. I have been using it a few days without any issues, and I just didn't think it would cause issues with ML.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/umatrix/ogfcmafjalglgifnmanfmnieipoejdcf?hl=en

In reality, in both relative and absolute terms, "things" are roughly equally likely to cost you as to pay you. Free is simply the middle ground where the two even out. The only really useful argument to make is that nothing is "exactly" free but will likely always either cost or pay a tiny amount. I can accept that. But in useful discussions, free is free.

@Tim_G said in Microsoft is expected to release another 2003/XP patch:

@IRJ said in Microsoft is expected to release another 2003/XP patch:

A nasty vulnerability has been recently identified in 2003/XP. The exploit does not require any credentials and should be considered highly critical. Credible security sources are indicating that Microsoft is expected to release the patch sometime today.

https://blog.fortinet.com/2017/05/11/deep-analysis-of-esteemaudit

I wonder if any other software vendors are releasing updates for versions that are a decade and a half old?

IBM does.

I used to live in Alexandria, but it's been a LONG time.

It's when the minority screams the loudest, making the headlines... where the media projects prejudice and stereotyping. That's why it only takes a few to ruin it for good majority. And you can insert that statement into anything... professions, politics, religion, race, anything.

Let the gifs die 🙂

I get 100% reimbursement from my company on the passing attempt. So if I pass the first time, I will get 100% back.

We use the one built into Nessus.

Ok, I got scan information imported into Kvasir. It is a cool tool, but will not serve my purposes of vulnerability tracking.

Kvasir is really just a way to share scan with a customer instead of giving them 30k page PDFs. So for that purpose the tool is really useful. The customer you are sharing the data with can take notes on each vulnerability, see solutions, see affected IPs, etc.

It also organizes vulnerabilities by categories, hosts, and provides various statistics. You can also perform metasploit attacks straight from Kvasir.

"Anonymous" and "Unregistered" have been calling me for weeks now. They never bother to leave a voicemail.

@IRJ said in Microsoft Linux Administrator?:

@scottalanmiller said in Microsoft Linux Administrator?:

@IRJ said in Microsoft Linux Administrator?:

@Kelly said in Microsoft Linux Administrator?:

Justification: "This course prepares the user for the Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator (LFCS) exam, which is also a required component of the MCSA: Linux on Azure Certification."

I saw that, but this is still unusual because what they are teaching you in this course directly conflicts with roles and services that are generally provided by Windows Server

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Would you feel weird if VMware, KVM or Xen taught this material?

I would find it weird if VMware showed you how to build a vm environment using Xen. Because they are direct competitors.

Define competitor? Hyper-V and Azure are both products, for which a primary purpose is to host Linux. So yes, Linux might seem to you like a competitor to Windows. But Linux is not a competitor with Hyper-V or Azure and is actually a part of Azure.

So this isn't about VMware and Xen, it's about Vmware and Linux. Or Amazon and Linux. Or IBM and Linux. Microsoft has more roles that just making Windows, and most analysts agree that Azure is far more important for them than Windows is.

@travisdh1 said in Are IT Pros to Blame for Low Wages:

@DustinB3403 said in Are IT Pros to Blame for Low Wages:

I think the issue is that so many people come out of college without a real grasp on what they should be making.

They have this idea from the college that they should be making 40-80K and they settle for the first offer that comes in. Its a back and forth.

The college doesn't want you to be in debt, but it's your job to demand a fair wage.

The college doesn't care, they already have their money. It used to be the bank that cared weather you make enough money to pay back the loans, I'm not exactly sure what the current system looks like other than the loving arm of government has gotten involved somehow.

Oh I agree, the college doesn't care, but they do put up numbers stating if you take this program you can expect to make X to Y.

Which of course leaves out all kinds of details, like where that salary range is for, inflation etc etc.

@Carnival-Boy said in Salary, Are You At Your Areas Median:

Not even close when you take into account housing costs. The average cost of a house in London is, what, three times that of Wales?

Wales can't be that expensive!

@momurda said in CISSP vs CASP:

Doesnt the cissp require you to have and demonstrate at least 5 years security job xp to be able to even register to take the test?

LOL. Not really. It's a joke.

@IRJ Are you trying to set this up on Nextcloud or Owncloud. I haven't tried this on Owncloud but to be sure, I setup registration on a new system using the same instructions and was able to get full lockout for non-accepted domains.

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@Reid-Cooper said in When you're waiting for a delivery...:

@IRJ said in When you're waiting for a delivery...:

@DustinB3403 said in When you're waiting for a delivery...:

On a different matter @IRJ how good is Cricket's service been?

Been nagging my women to get a smart phone but she thinks they are expensive, when she spends $30/month for a dumb phone and text.

We love it! It uses AT&T service so coverage isn't an issue for us.

I prefer my women with poor coverage 😉

That's why I always carry a tinfoil hat.

@Dashrender

@Dashrender said in What percentage of servers in your organization are Microsoft?:

@Jimmy9008 said in What percentage of servers in your organization are Microsoft?:

@scottalanmiller 99% Windows 😛

you have 100 servers? 😉

Haha, not yet. But close! 68 last time I looked.

Most recent thing like that that I have used is muCommander on Mac OSX.