Social security site can be accessed via presenting credentials at a US Post Office without making a sacrifice to the id.me overlords.
Does anyone recall the Colonial Pipeline outage? They had their IT and OT networks segregated but without billing capacity nothing else mattered. You didn’t expect them to let the petrol flow for free, didja? All that…
Can we still blame Mexico, Taylor Farms and Taco Bell as well?
Perhaps It had a message involving client-attorney communications? Is there any carve out for that case? Is that still intact or has a jack boot been applied to its throat?
Why would you cite a Bloomberg reference in the article? Are you completely tone deaf on open source software and private ownership and use of 3d printers? FFS don’t direct traffic towards an opponent of free software.
Please avoid the use of the term “hub” here as it already was defined elsewhere https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethernet_hub A switch differs from a hub, a patch panel differs from a hub. Hopefully you haven’t touched one…
A real router has no radio. It has no SSID. It routes traffic. It applies a set of ACLs to determine if traffic should be forwarded. That’s it. No switching. No WiFi. Just routing. If routes traffic on the wire.
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Social security site can be accessed via presenting credentials at a US Post Office without making a sacrifice to the id.me overlords.
Does anyone recall the Colonial Pipeline outage? They had their IT and OT networks segregated but without billing capacity nothing else mattered. You didn’t expect them to let the petrol flow for free, didja? All that…
Can we still blame Mexico, Taylor Farms and Taco Bell as well?
Perhaps It had a message involving client-attorney communications? Is there any carve out for that case? Is that still intact or has a jack boot been applied to its throat?
Why would you cite a Bloomberg reference in the article? Are you completely tone deaf on open source software and private ownership and use of 3d printers? FFS don’t direct traffic towards an opponent of free software.
Please avoid the use of the term “hub” here as it already was defined elsewhere https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethernet_hub A switch differs from a hub, a patch panel differs from a hub. Hopefully you haven’t touched one…
A real router has no radio. It has no SSID. It routes traffic. It applies a set of ACLs to determine if traffic should be forwarded. That’s it. No switching. No WiFi. Just routing. If routes traffic on the wire.
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