@Virgil said in Missing Persons:
until now the firewall wouldn't let me visit newly registered domains.
Interesting. Registered on Monday, so I guess 5 days is considered safe by that policy
@Virgil said in Missing Persons:
Welcome back, with your return the average
ageDoh-ness here just went up several fold but that’s ok
@ACT-Crusader said in Missing Persons:
Kia ora, I’m new here
Welcome mate. What franchise do you support?
@ACT-Crusader so, tell us the tale of your deliverance.
Anyone else who's a regular here still out there in their own communities doing God knows what damage to other people's sanity?
@sparky said in Missing Persons:
Anyone else who's a regular here still out there in their own communities doing God knows what damage to other people's sanity?
Duluth is updating the list at the top, still some regulars missing if anybody knows how to contact them
Spoke to @Stockcar86 letting him know of the URL change earlier this evening
Made it back from having to pretend I have any original rugby opinions that aren't directly copied from this forum - nightmare
Cheers to @taniwharugby for the new url deets.
Aha - I've been living in a motel for the past few weeks due to flooding. Thought their network must have wisely blocked the fern, so I wasn't looking for a new address.
Got some work done! 
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@Nepia said in Missing Persons:
I'm back, thanks to a Saffa poster on Planet Rugby and a few goes at remembering a nearly two decades old password.
Wait.... you hadn't been logged out in two decades?
I guess I must have been at some stage, but it would have been closer to the time back then so I would have remembered my password. When I update my laptop I just transfer everything across including all my saved passwords on my browsers so I haven't needed to remember it for a while now.
Look into Proton Pass, it's a password manager that's free and you can have it on your phone and laptop. Too many passwords these days to keep track.
Yet another case of IT security policies being counter-productive.
Does my fucking head in.
Enforced password rotation - meaning everybody needs to write their passwords for everything down somewhere, or in a password-manager.
Not to mention enforced installation of shit like Crowdstrike/Tanium/McAfee/Nessus/etc - requiring opened ports... ie: fucking Security-HOLES. Incompetent fluffybunnies. I met one competent person in that branch of IT yesterday... was fucking surprised. Discovered soon thereafter that he got into it by mistake and has been trying to leave ever since.
Fuck Security/Compliance. Made-up CVSS dates. Incompetent. Ignorant. Fluffybunnies.
Apologies - been handed the "Security Remediation" role at work recently, and detest the entire thing.
Old post but had to respond. Just today I literally had to print out some work passwords because they are a) in the process of removing all browser saving passwords and all non-approved password managers and b) the approved password manager doesn't fucken work. I'm about to go on extended paternity leave I can only imagine the nightmare I could be coming back to. Back to literal pen and paper. I'll try not to blu-tak it to my work monitor.
@Rembrandt export to CSV is so old fashioned now...
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