Being useful in the kitchen gave Detectives Turner and Huller the deep cover they needed to work their hottest case in a new novel by @paprbckparadise (75¢ USA $1.25 CAN)
Fred Sobotka retweeted
@db2nightshow - The relaunch of the Db2Night show is next Friday May 24, 2024 at 10:00 AM CDT. Join us for "The DB2Night Show Episode #257: All about IDUG"
Register at attendee.gotowebinar.com/reg…
@IDUGDb2 #DB2
Fred Sobotka retweeted
Crushed candy canes are great as a Christmas topping if you can't find any bits of shattered windshield in your neighborhood.
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Find out what's inside a modern IBM mainframe and why they still exist!
youtu.be/ouAG4vXFORc
Is that enough cream? I honestly don’t know
308 cases of Buffalo Trace Bourbon Cream is in stock at NCABC (abc.nc.gov/StoresBoards/Stoc…). #whiskey #bourbonsearcher
Fred Sobotka retweeted
I had a tiny freak out this afternoon because the icon for Google Authenticator changed.
Three days ago a massive, long-running botnet suddenly stopped tweeting Amazon affiliate links, and I wonder how long it’ll take for its operators to adapt and get the spam flowing again.
Google+ was too useful to survive, so I’ll blog it here: Perfect Forward Secrecy is not fully supported for bidirectional traffic on @Azure’s route-based site-to-site S2S VPN. You won’t be stopped or even warned if PFS is enabled, but the connection will run in ResponderOnly mode
An Azure route-based S2S VPN that improperly uses PFS can encounter seemingly intermittent outages as IPSec tunnels time out from inactivity. The only on-premises subnets that can be reached are those that regularly initiate traffic to Azure teapawt.net/jefutte/status/6574676…
Replying to @AzureSupport
@AzureSupport IPSec tunnel disconnects after a while without traffic, when PFS is enabled, currently testing without PFS, seems to be ok
















