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In other words, since you work in a hospital, you are knowingly doing something that is going to trigger a HIPAA violation and fine. Nice.

This was a cheap shot leveled at a group of people that may or may not have had the responsibility or the approval from senior IT management to solve this problem. I guarantee you that the internal team asked to do this kind of project, and IT leaders said no. Flat networks are a sign of a...

NROL-61 is pure awesomeness

Fond memories of my 32XBR100. The picture quality was to die for. Easy to move done properly. The matching stand was a must to support the weight of the glass. Had a friend who had a 40" tube TV, don't remember the brand. But I do remember it being seriously heavy.

A Honda civic with an average human driver can beat these AI cars.

Fancysunrise, Healthcare IT likes to think it's some kind of "special" because they deal with patient data. However, it is subject to everything that regular IT handles. Many healthcare specific devices that plug into a network are garbage from a supportability/security point of view. All the...

This likely describes most companies and orgs that are not part of the Fortune 10 or Fortune 50. Cybersecurity requires extensive planning, execution, and funding. If you don't have it, you're not doing it. Oh, and you need a team of people who have the discipline to excel. I have knowledge of...

If you work long enough, you will see "executives" lie about compliance to make themselves look good to other executives. It's a form of cheating on a test. I once saw multiple managers in a firm lie to an outside auditor. I let the auditor know. If the internal culture is like that, know it...

What Broadcom has done to VMware and customers is absolutely stunning. A decade of goodwill flushed down the toilet literally overnight. VMware's board of directors ought to be ashamed of themselves for what they did to their customers and business partners.

Those monkeys need to be told to stay out of New York. Those animal control people up there are hard core. Expect snipers!

I had a male cat that loved to play fetch. Made him a toy out of aquarium airline tubing, he destroyed several of those. Part of fetch was sliding across linoleum flooring, which he also loved. That was a good cat.

100% the fault of management. Their cyber team (if they have one) is either hamstrung or were hired because they were cheap.

There are exceptional deals on M1 Airs out there, and they are very good performers, certainly better than Intel macs were at the same price point. If your usage patterns are "light" then 8GB of RAM will not hold you back. The M1 Air is $699 at Walmart right now in fact.

Good writeup, thanks.

Karenism is universal now.

Ok, Karen

Did the first stage boosters land? Oh, wait, wrong launch company.

House/Senate also has their own pharmacy and those old guys get whatever they want. Been that way for decades.

Everything Private Equity touches turns to sh*t.

The standard for mac management is JAMF. Even IBM is using JAMF. An alternative to JAMF might be something like Kandji. But the big problem I see is that Bob doesn't know what he's doing if even your Windows workstations aren't domain joined.