You can also do a 31 day trial of Azure Sentinel to get a feel for how much data it may consume. You can also try Azure Monitor to get a feel for the data needs. Choosing the pay as you go option for both.
How much data per day do you imagine?
You need to account for both Sentinel and Azure Monitor.
@larsen161 said in Open Source versions of NodeBB compared to Discourse:
I have a colleague that came to me and said so I know this company is using http://insided.com/ but that costs a forture. What do you suggest as an alternative for a community tool that can handle feature request voting and general product discussions. These two came to mind but I have never used them.
Thoughts on how they stack up to each other?
Discourse is far superior hands down, especially in a business setting.
@scottalanmiller said in SAMIT: Apple M1 ARM Silicon:
So completely by coincidence, my Mac M1 arrived yesterday! I didn't know that it had been ordered, @pchiodo and @ysapir hid the order from me and surprised me with it. So I am posting from the M1 right now!
Which M1 device did you get? MacBook pro 13"?
@scottalanmiller said in Is there a MS Licensing expert here regarding remote OSes?:
@Obsolesce said in Is there a MS Licensing expert here regarding remote OSes?:
Meaning, when someone says pick a number between 1 and 10, I see the only options as choosing a number from the following: 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9.
The same, because that's what they said. Although I almost never hear that, normally it is from 1 to 10, which is inclusive of both 1 & 10, but between is exclusive of them.
I didn't say that, misquoted?
@Pete-S said in ssh and international keyboard layouts:
Does anyone know how to handle international keyboards on linux servers with ssh?
This is specifically in the context of servers where multiple people can log in and access using their own non-US keyboard settings.
For instance the US keyboard is QWERTY but the French is AZERTY and the German is QWERTZ.
Whatever keyboard you set up as default will be wrong for someone.
I have not seen that issue. When I connect to a Linux server that likely has the Scandinavian layout, and I connect using US layout, it's fine. Even when I connect using Scandinavian layout by mistake it uses it. That makes me think it's client side, not server.
@JasGot said in Is there a MS Licensing expert here regarding remote OSes?:
@Obsolesce said in Is there a MS Licensing expert here regarding remote OSes?:
If the user is properly licensed, it doesn't matter what they use at home.
It's not a BYOD environment. Th laptop at home is owned by the employer.
Also, for a a BYOD device, it says right there in your pic that they need a VDA license.
The BYOD part is irrelevant.
@JasGot said in Is there a MS Licensing expert here regarding remote OSes?:
They have an app that does not run well over WAN or VPN. Some users just had their desktop PCs swapped out for Laptops so they can work from home. The problem is, "They have an app that does not run well over WAN or VPN".
So I need them to RDP to an RDS Host or Windows 10 VM onsite.
I am looking for a detailed path for licensing. The new laptops have OEM Windows 10 Pro.
The problem I have with the PDF below, is that I am too literal. Meaning, when someone says pick a number between 1 and 10, I see the only options as choosing a number from the following: 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9. Most people see 1 and 10 as additional options; I don't.
So, for example, is this statement in the PDF referring to the off-site laptop, or the OS inside the VM on the Host located in the main office?
Generally, and with limitations found below, you must have one of the following licenses to run and access a virtual machine running Windows 10:What I need to see, to be certain I am compliant, is a statement like this:
The VM OS must be one of: Blah Blah, Blah Blah, or Blah Blah and the remote OS accessing the VM must be: Blah Blah, Blah Blah, or Blah Blah.When it comes to licensing, I accept no ambiguity.
If the user is properly licensed, it doesn't matter what they use at home.
@JasGot said in Is there a MS Licensing expert here regarding remote OSes?:
@flaxking Thanks. Still looking for an expert.
After reading the posted pdf, what questions do you still have? That document is very clear to me.
@WrCombs said in EASE:
...probably should have said something like "Recruiter messaged me to see if I was interested in an interview"or along those lines.
@JaredBusch said in EASE:
That is
nothow that works.
Okay, what's the point in interviewing someone if you're not considering hiring them or offering a job? to see if they're a good fit, right?
@JaredBusch said in EASE:
That is not how that works.
@JaredBusch said in EASE:
They have recruiters messaging me on Linkedin about a possible Job Offer.
That is not how that works.
Of course it is. The company hired this recruiter to find people to fill positions for the company.
I have a recruiter messaging me on Linkedin, about a possible Job at this company.
I think he was referring to:
@JaredBusch said in EASE:
They have recruiters messaging me on Linkedin about a possible Job Offer.
Meaning, he knows you mean they are messaging you to see if they might potentially want to interview you for a position (not offer you a job), but it's Jared, so he takes extra pride and joy in pointing shit out like that. But then again, maybe he really didn't know what you meant, idk.
@DustinB3403 said in Miscellaneous Tech News:
@warren-stanley only 14,000? Seems low..
That's probably 90% of them though lol
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@pmoncho said in Non-IT News Thread:
No room to do that here. Just look at the map of keystone, correspond that with Buffett's railway line, add that to the realization that some of the oil will only go by rail and some will not leave Canada. In Canada it will likely travel by rail up north. Now hop over to gurufocus.com, look up the investors to find the companies they own.
This sounds like a theory to me... but may actually be facts. I'm unsure at this point because you are so unbiased and factual that my brain doesn't know how to proceed. I will consult Q, please hold.
Just so we are on the same page at this moment.
Three facts I thought we were disputing:
- Keystone Pipeline XL Permit cancellation - Fact is, jobs were lost.
- My comment you posted from yesterday about Impeachment. - Fact, Impeachment is a charge only (aka Indictment). No trial, no one has been proven guilty, nothing other than a piece of paper the House drew up with charges on it.
- Comment of Pipeline "Causing an insane amount of environmental harm is an unknown but possible." It is fact that the pipeline XL is not built.
If any of those are not facts please explain.
As for the money flow, that is theory and never stated that as a fact. Highly probable though and investors are linking it too.
Facts are just so difficult, man. Maybe I think it's a fact that the Earth is roundish, your facts might say it's flat, so whose facts are actual facts? I can't believe I'm biting... again... but here goes
The vast majority of pipeline jobs are temporary. Thousands more jobs may disappear the minute the pipeline is done; the construction jobs, the supply chain jobs AND people that have been transporting the oil thus far. If the pipeline didn't streamline the process they wouldn't do it to begin with. So facts? Meh. I don't believe you have real supporting evidence to show that even 100 jobs were lost as of this minute. For all we know a thousand lawyers just got hired to fight the order...
Impeachment is just charges, which no one was arguing, but "nothing else?" Meh. I disagree. I think there's more to it than that. Tangible things? Maybe not. It's still on Trumps record for being the best, most greatest, highest impeached, ever, in the history of ever... But yeah, if the mob owns the jury, charges mean nothing. I'll concede this one. Kudos.
Define environmental harm. Maybe global warming isn't real. Or maybe bulldozers through sacred land doesn't count. If you do an image search for "Keystone XL Construction" one might construe that as "insane environmental harm" and that's not even considering all the potential things that may, or may not, go wrong once it's functional. So facts? Meh.
Do you also believe that Bill Gates is putting microchips in the covid vaccines.
@pmoncho said in Non-IT News Thread:
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@mlnews said in Non-IT News Thread:
Biden to sign 10 executive orders to tackle Covid-19
President Joe Biden is set to sign 10 executive orders to boost the fight against Covid which has ravaged the US.
Vaccination will be accelerated and testing increased. Emergency legislation will be used to increase production of essentials like masks. In a break with former President Donald Trump, the policy stresses a national strategy rather than relying on states to decide what is best. The moves comes a day after Mr Biden was sworn in as the 46th president. The Trump administration was widely accused of failing to get to grips with the pandemic. In terms of total deaths from coronavirus, the US is the worst-hit country with more than 406,000 lives lost according to Johns Hopkins University. Nearly 24.5 million have been infected.Biden did some good work so far. Made his buddies Buffett and Gates richer while taking away some good paying middle-class jobs. Excellent start I say... Can't wait for what's to come...
Please elaborate...
I did throw up and edit while you posted so I will add in the edit part also.
Killed Keystone Pipeline XL permit. Thousands of jobs just vanished. Buffett owns Railway and Gates has billions invested in Canadian Railway. Trudeau was looking forward to those oil dollars along with a bunch of other Canadian workers.
Get ready for a hell of a ride!
@JasGot said in Security Information Event Management (SIEM):
Anyone able to recommend a Security Information Event Management (SIEM) vendor?
Azure Sentinel works well. I have been using that for some things at work, growing into it slowly. It's SIEM / SOAR.
I don't see how any of this matters. It doesn't really effect IT. It's more of a dev problem. They are the ones who choose to design their software strategy based on the Centos release cycle and therefore dictate what IT has to use to use their software.
If those devs switch to something else, then we can too. It's up to them in the end anyways. Yes we have our preferences, we can use whatever we want so long as it's available and updated on our OS choice. Nothing changes in the end with the Centos Stream. If that's what your software choice needs, then just use it for that and you don't really have to worry about anything.
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He was not impeached. They tried though.
He was impeached twice. He was not convicted and removed.
I see, accused, process started, but not charged or found guilty of anything.
Irregardless of which President was the cause for the proceedings, you have a severe lack of understanding of what the process actually is.
For you and @DustinB3403, kindly help each other with the application of some:
You appear to be the one trying to push an agenda. I don't care what you do or do not believe politically. Your facts were wrong.
Which facts are wrong?
Impeachment was already addressed. Get your damn head out of the sand.
The only thing being discussed was impeachment and your lack of understanding of what the process is.
See what you did here @DustinB3403? Look how upset you made poor @JaredBusch with your troll post:
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@coliver said in Non-IT News Thread:
@Obsolesce said in Non-IT News Thread:
He was not impeached. They tried though.
He was impeached twice. He was not convicted and removed.
I see, accused, process started, but not charged or found guilty of anything.
Irregardless of which President was the cause for the proceedings, you have a severe lack of understanding of what the process actually is.
For you and @DustinB3403, kindly help each other with the application of some:
You appear to be the one trying to push an agenda. I don't care what you do or do not believe politically. Your facts were wrong.
Which facts are wrong?
Impeachment was already addressed. Get your damn head out of the sand.
Nothing else is false.
@JaredBusch said in Non-IT News Thread:
@Obsolesce said in Non-IT News Thread:
@JaredBusch said in Non-IT News Thread:
@Obsolesce said in Non-IT News Thread:
@coliver said in Non-IT News Thread:
@Obsolesce said in Non-IT News Thread:
He was not impeached. They tried though.
He was impeached twice. He was not convicted and removed.
I see, accused, process started, but not charged or found guilty of anything.
Irregardless of which President was the cause for the proceedings, you have a severe lack of understanding of what the process actually is.
For you and @DustinB3403, kindly help each other with the application of some:
You appear to be the one trying to push an agenda. I don't care what you do or do not believe politically. Your facts were wrong.
Which facts are wrong?
