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Morning
For the umpteeth time - Yes, I'm voting. And Yes I'm voting John Foust stop calling me every day!!!!
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Morning
For the umpteeth time - Yes, I'm voting. And Yes I'm voting John Foust stop calling me every day!!!!
I cannot tell you how insane the Dems are this election cycle -- well I guess you know.
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Morning. My next three hours are mapped out. By a single client's issue.
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Morning. My next three hours are mapped out. By a single client's issue.
I'm still uploading graphic ads to our new website admin. We're hoping to flip the switch this evening.
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Morning. My next three hours are mapped out. By a single client's issue.
I'm still uploading graphic ads to our new website admin. We're hoping to flip the switch this evening.
Are you client's blithering idiots? You know who, when asked a question like, "What is your domain name?" they respond with, "my what?"
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Morning. My next three hours are mapped out. By a single client's issue.
I'm still uploading graphic ads to our new website admin. We're hoping to flip the switch this evening.
Are you client's blithering idiots? You know who, when asked a question like, "What is your domain name?" they respond with, "my what?"
Nay good sir, my clients usually respond with silence for three weeks, then say 'send us the question again'.
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With the election in the offing, I am re-evaluating my 2015 plans. My domain (see what I did there?) needs a working Tenant's Organization more than this city needs a rookie Counselor, I would think. A number of vexing incidents has galled me into some action this past weekend.
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Bobber, had you heard of this?
Ok that sounds disgusting.
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Bobber, had you heard of this?
Ok that sounds disgusting.
Yes, that was my thought as well. Sounds like a waste of what started out as perfectly fine beer.
Spartans!
My creatures! We have these agents of embarrassment called “Penetration Testers†who come regularly and do things to our business that highlight just how easy it is for business compromises to lead to compromises to the business.
It’s kind of embarrassing sometimes what they find. Who knew that the printer on the third floor had more rights in our network than even the highest grade Network Wizard. Score 10 for Slytherin! Lucky printer JAXHQPTR004 never requests a comfy chair, it already has too many rights!
Anyway, to keep this short I have to tell you that we detected a large number of accounts across the various domains that have had their passwords set to never expire. Bad thing.
So, we will be carefully winnowing this list with the help of the appropriately named Helpdesk and will be changing these accounts to require a password change. There are some service accounts in this list that I expect require this checkbox as a password cycle is out of their reach. For the rest of you, if you haven’t had to imagine a new password since 2002 then today is your lucky day.
Just remember that using a $ sign for an S does not make a password secure. Neither does tacking the year onto the name of your favourite teletubby. TinkyWinky2014 is trivial and entirely guessable, as well as being entirely unfair to Po. I have it on good advice that a memorable phrase from your favourite book (or perhaps the Bill of Rights if you are a Federalist) is the best choice.
If you absolutely must have a password that never expires then you need the approval of David Brown. Even David Brown requires the approval of David Brown to have this entitlement.
Let us know how this works for you, otherwise you can expect a password change prompt on an upcoming login.
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Our VP of network security is a hoot! This is his latest email:Spartans!
My creatures! We have these agents of embarrassment called “Penetration Testers†who come regularly and do things to our business that highlight just how easy it is for business compromises to lead to compromises to the business.
It’s kind of embarrassing sometimes what they find. Who knew that the printer on the third floor had more rights in our network than even the highest grade Network Wizard. Score 10 for Slytherin! Lucky printer JAXHQPTR004 never requests a comfy chair, it already has too many rights!
Anyway, to keep this short I have to tell you that we detected a large number of accounts across the various domains that have had their passwords set to never expire. Bad thing.
So, we will be carefully winnowing this list with the help of the appropriately named Helpdesk and will be changing these accounts to require a password change. There are some service accounts in this list that I expect require this checkbox as a password cycle is out of their reach. For the rest of you, if you haven’t had to imagine a new password since 2002 then today is your lucky day.
Just remember that using a $ sign for an S does not make a password secure. Neither does tacking the year onto the name of your favourite teletubby. TinkyWinky2014 is trivial and entirely guessable, as well as being entirely unfair to Po. I have it on good advice that a memorable phrase from your favourite book (or perhaps the Bill of Rights if you are a Federalist) is the best choice.
If you absolutely must have a password that never expires then you need the approval of David Brown. Even David Brown requires the approval of David Brown to have this entitlement.
Let us know how this works for you, otherwise you can expect a password change prompt on an upcoming login.
Teletubbies, Federalists and Harry Potter all in one delicious package.
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Our VP of network security is a hoot! This is his latest email:Spartans!
My creatures! We have these agents of embarrassment called “Penetration Testers†who come regularly and do things to our business that highlight just how easy it is for business compromises to lead to compromises to the business.
It’s kind of embarrassing sometimes what they find. Who knew that the printer on the third floor had more rights in our network than even the highest grade Network Wizard. Score 10 for Slytherin! Lucky printer JAXHQPTR004 never requests a comfy chair, it already has too many rights!
Anyway, to keep this short I have to tell you that we detected a large number of accounts across the various domains that have had their passwords set to never expire. Bad thing.
So, we will be carefully winnowing this list with the help of the appropriately named Helpdesk and will be changing these accounts to require a password change. There are some service accounts in this list that I expect require this checkbox as a password cycle is out of their reach. For the rest of you, if you haven’t had to imagine a new password since 2002 then today is your lucky day.
Just remember that using a $ sign for an S does not make a password secure. Neither does tacking the year onto the name of your favourite teletubby. TinkyWinky2014 is trivial and entirely guessable, as well as being entirely unfair to Po. I have it on good advice that a memorable phrase from your favourite book (or perhaps the Bill of Rights if you are a Federalist) is the best choice.
If you absolutely must have a password that never expires then you need the approval of David Brown. Even David Brown requires the approval of David Brown to have this entitlement.
Let us know how this works for you, otherwise you can expect a password change prompt on an upcoming login.
Teletubbies, Federalists and Harry Potter all in one delicious package.
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Our VP of network security is a hoot! This is his latest email:Spartans!
My creatures! We have these agents of embarrassment called “Penetration Testers†who come regularly and do things to our business that highlight just how easy it is for business compromises to lead to compromises to the business.
It’s kind of embarrassing sometimes what they find. Who knew that the printer on the third floor had more rights in our network than even the highest grade Network Wizard. Score 10 for Slytherin! Lucky printer JAXHQPTR004 never requests a comfy chair, it already has too many rights!
Anyway, to keep this short I have to tell you that we detected a large number of accounts across the various domains that have had their passwords set to never expire. Bad thing.
So, we will be carefully winnowing this list with the help of the appropriately named Helpdesk and will be changing these accounts to require a password change. There are some service accounts in this list that I expect require this checkbox as a password cycle is out of their reach. For the rest of you, if you haven’t had to imagine a new password since 2002 then today is your lucky day.
Just remember that using a $ sign for an S does not make a password secure. Neither does tacking the year onto the name of your favourite teletubby. TinkyWinky2014 is trivial and entirely guessable, as well as being entirely unfair to Po. I have it on good advice that a memorable phrase from your favourite book (or perhaps the Bill of Rights if you are a Federalist) is the best choice.
If you absolutely must have a password that never expires then you need the approval of David Brown. Even David Brown requires the approval of David Brown to have this entitlement.
Let us know how this works for you, otherwise you can expect a password change prompt on an upcoming login.
Teletubbies, Federalists and Harry Potter all in one delicious package.
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Our VP of network security is a hoot! This is his latest email:Spartans!
My creatures! We have these agents of embarrassment called “Penetration Testers†who come regularly and do things to our business that highlight just how easy it is for business compromises to lead to compromises to the business.
It’s kind of embarrassing sometimes what they find. Who knew that the printer on the third floor had more rights in our network than even the highest grade Network Wizard. Score 10 for Slytherin! Lucky printer JAXHQPTR004 never requests a comfy chair, it already has too many rights!
Anyway, to keep this short I have to tell you that we detected a large number of accounts across the various domains that have had their passwords set to never expire. Bad thing.
So, we will be carefully winnowing this list with the help of the appropriately named Helpdesk and will be changing these accounts to require a password change. There are some service accounts in this list that I expect require this checkbox as a password cycle is out of their reach. For the rest of you, if you haven’t had to imagine a new password since 2002 then today is your lucky day.
Just remember that using a $ sign for an S does not make a password secure. Neither does tacking the year onto the name of your favourite teletubby. TinkyWinky2014 is trivial and entirely guessable, as well as being entirely unfair to Po. I have it on good advice that a memorable phrase from your favourite book (or perhaps the Bill of Rights if you are a Federalist) is the best choice.
If you absolutely must have a password that never expires then you need the approval of David Brown. Even David Brown requires the approval of David Brown to have this entitlement.
Let us know how this works for you, otherwise you can expect a password change prompt on an upcoming login.
Teletubbies, Federalists and Harry Potter all in one delicious package.
I am tempted to sent him an email back with the first paragraph as a quote with "PHRASING!" as my response.
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Our VP of network security is a hoot! This is his latest email:Spartans!
My creatures! We have these agents of embarrassment called “Penetration Testers†who come regularly and do things to our business that highlight just how easy it is for business compromises to lead to compromises to the business.
It’s kind of embarrassing sometimes what they find. Who knew that the printer on the third floor had more rights in our network than even the highest grade Network Wizard. Score 10 for Slytherin! Lucky printer JAXHQPTR004 never requests a comfy chair, it already has too many rights!
Anyway, to keep this short I have to tell you that we detected a large number of accounts across the various domains that have had their passwords set to never expire. Bad thing.
So, we will be carefully winnowing this list with the help of the appropriately named Helpdesk and will be changing these accounts to require a password change. There are some service accounts in this list that I expect require this checkbox as a password cycle is out of their reach. For the rest of you, if you haven’t had to imagine a new password since 2002 then today is your lucky day.
Just remember that using a $ sign for an S does not make a password secure. Neither does tacking the year onto the name of your favourite teletubby. TinkyWinky2014 is trivial and entirely guessable, as well as being entirely unfair to Po. I have it on good advice that a memorable phrase from your favourite book (or perhaps the Bill of Rights if you are a Federalist) is the best choice.
If you absolutely must have a password that never expires then you need the approval of David Brown. Even David Brown requires the approval of David Brown to have this entitlement.
Let us know how this works for you, otherwise you can expect a password change prompt on an upcoming login.
Teletubbies, Federalists and Harry Potter all in one delicious package.
I am tempted to sent him an email back with the first paragraph as a quote with "PHRASING!" as my response.
Ha, I was going to note the friction caused by the penetration tester but I thought that may finally cause David Brown to put a stop to my idiocy :)
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His response:Ha, I was going to note the friction caused by the penetration tester but I thought that may finally cause David Brown to put a stop to my idiocy :)
BEST.CHIEF.SECURITY.OFFICER.EVER!
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His response:Ha, I was going to note the friction caused by the penetration tester but I thought that may finally cause David Brown to put a stop to my idiocy :)
BEST.CHIEF.SECURITY.OFFICER.EVER!
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Another day, another donut: I could use one right now:
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Another day, another donut: I could use one right now:
<-- here you go!
No sign as of yet of a model RV with Easy Bake meth ovens, dinky pullstring Tuco Salamancas which yell: “TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT!†or tiny barrels of hydrofluoric acid with rubbery dissolving corpses inside. Surely it’s just a matter of time.
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Blogger Joe's coming up!No sign as of yet of a model RV with Easy Bake meth ovens, dinky pullstring Tuco Salamancas which yell: “TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT!†or tiny barrels of hydrofluoric acid with rubbery dissolving corpses inside. Surely it’s just a matter of time.
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Blogger Joe's coming up!No sign as of yet of a model RV with Easy Bake meth ovens, dinky pullstring Tuco Salamancas which yell: “TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT!†or tiny barrels of hydrofluoric acid with rubbery dissolving corpses inside. Surely it’s just a matter of time.
Dolls? Thought they called those "action figures"
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Blogger Joe's coming up!No sign as of yet of a model RV with Easy Bake meth ovens, dinky pullstring Tuco Salamancas which yell: “TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT!†or tiny barrels of hydrofluoric acid with rubbery dissolving corpses inside. Surely it’s just a matter of time.
Dolls? Thought they called those "action figures"
Should I ever get these they schall be keep in the unopened boxes.