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Nah you pay a guy and you get your inspection sticker. This has always been the way.

Gods work, thank you!

Thanks DoD! While you’re at it let’s keep SCCM around for another 50 years! Woooo!

When Spotify came online I tried it and it immediately killed the fun around music. Less about the actual music, more about building out playlists. This was all for casual listening. The good stuff was at the clubs anyway.

Pihole is great for DNS filtering but doesn’t hide elements, no filtering and script blocking.

Micro$lop it is!

Wonder how this works in a byod corp environment?

“I wish there was a way to know you're in the good old days before you've actually left them”. — Andy Bernard

This reminds of the time Data started performing with the violin…

Kiss too. Kiss was a merch juggernaut.

Backdoor no? “Lawful” sure ;)

Cisco been hiding this in plain sight since 2004: https://www.educause.edu/ir/library/pdf/CSD4291.pdf

Love seeing pop up like it’s new or something.

That’s cool but I just have a feeling that the Supreme Court will be like hold my beer and poof 4th DOES support this.

Guess I don’t have any mail :(

Bring back the 90 minute movies!

I think zfg is a measurable quantity.

Seems like a technical solution to managerial problem.

That’s cool I guess if Starlink is your only option but damn if I give Musk a penny…oh wait

Yeah happens to other “vpn” solutions like zero trust solutions like zscalar. Logs says the user in Buffalo, IP is in Toronto. Same for users on the southern border, us location and Mexican ip.

There is the CIA Publication Review board as described by author and former CIA analyst David McCloskey https://www.npr.org/2025/09/29/nx-s1-5442567/the-new-spy-thr...

Nothing jaw dropping but he surprised on what get through

Don’t have to look far to find out why.

Per the article: “Illicit flows of money, concealed through cryptocurrencies and digital transactions, finance the trafficking of drugs, arms, and terror. And businesses, hospitals, and airports are brought to a standstill by ransomware attacks.”

Then there’s this: Inside the Trump family’s global crypto cash machine https://www.reuters.com/investigations/inside-trump-familys-...

Don’t forget the tiers where security is held for ransom!

Bring back the T-shirts!

https://www.folklore.org/90_Hours_A_Week_And_Loving_It.html

So what if it’s Dave Plummer? The name doesn’t make the post any stronger. The problem with his screenshot is the lack of context — network usage by itself doesn’t prove anything malicious or even unusual. Devices like Echo Shows pull constant updates, stream visuals, cache media, and maintain active connections. That can easily add up to gigabytes, even if the owner never directly ‘uses’ them. Acting shocked about it without explaining the why just turns into clickbait.

And all defaults set? Yeah you’re gonna have a bad time.

Disable voice recording storage Disable "Help Improve Alexa" Manage skill permissions Turn off Amazon Sidewalk

But in the end you have a 3rd party passive listening device. Depends if you trust that 3rd party I guess.

And after that post on x, I’m sure that person disconnected all the Alexa’s in their home right?

Queuing Gattaca dystopian future…

You have Unified Support and dedicated CSAM assigned to your case? If you're trying to solve this over Basic support...Good luck friend!