Best posts made by nadnerB

Hope it goes better than poor Data's testing

Happy SysAdmin Day to all you SysAdmins out there.

May your coffee be delicious, and your patience infinite.

Perhaps you don't hear about it because the first rule of a security job is "You don't talk about security jobs"?

My daughter is 6 months old today.

Next spiceworld, I request that someone strap a GoPro to @scottalanmiller's head.

Hi All,
Just letting you know that Mrs nadnerB has "popped the hatch" and I now have a smallish baby girl in my house.
Official designation for here will be mini-Mrs nadnerB, being that she is indeed a girl.
So this takes my collection of little takkers to 2.

Mini-Mrs nadnerB has been with us for almost two weeks.

My mind is melting from sleep deprivation, and I may have waded into a few "disagreements" about things and not been able to actually put a clear concise point across. My bad.

If I come across any silly comments that I have made then I will link back to this thread as an "oops, shouldn't have said that".
 
If something I have said recently makes no sense, please mash alt + F4 on your keyboard repeatedly until it's fixed.

@NattNatt said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:

Feeling better about myself now :')

It's about a Mac, so it doesn't count

just for good measure...

This was a quote from someone on SpiceWorks but I can't remember who posted it

@gjacobse said in Why do we have a downvote limit?:

While I'll defer to @scottalanmiller, it's likely to reduce some 'personal' opinion level votes. I'd rate them at 'vengeance' votes.

^ this.
If left unchecked, things can get nasty and really sour the place.

Also, obligatory xkcd:

https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/duty_calls.png

hands out chill pills
Wow, one thing is painfully obvious here.
You all live in the wrong part of the world.

Installing KOTOR II.
4 Discs!!

Write a blog post detailing how you and your company scold those who 'White Hat' your software

Oracle's chief information security officer Mary Ann Davidson ruffled a few feathers on Tuesday in a 3000-word rant detailing how it scolds customers who reverse-engineer its products to find bugs that may undermine the security of their own systems.
From here
Other coverage:

• http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2015/08/oracle-security-chief-to-customers-stop-checking-our-code-for-vulnerabilities/
• http://www.wired.com/2015/08/oracle-deletes-csos-screed-hackers-report-bugs/