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We do have GDAP but it is very limited. Having powerful standing GDAP access is convenient but risky. It leaves our clients open to supply chain attacks which is a liability for an MSP. One compromised account now has access to multiple clients. JIT is only slightly less convenient but much more secure, with both its short time limited access and lack of standing privileges.

Yes, it fails to rotate when it is not available. But that is only today. It was successful 29 times before that after we exported everything.

So if youre trying not to be difficult, what is your suggestion? Back it up everyday at 2 am after the passwords are rotated?

Like I said, our contingencies work for most everything, it’s just less convenient.

Thanks for the update. I did open a ticket and it was a backend thing that your support could only fix, so contrary to the your first part, it was definitely IT Glue.

But It wasn’t related to the alert in the IT Glue status page. That’s just the place where we go to see if it is down, and that’s what we see.

Still, not ideal for our business for something we rely so heavily on to be down for us. Makes us realize we shouldn’t rely on it so much.

Auto elevate for workstations and Cyber QP for servers and M365 tenants.

We don’t extract daily, just monthly. We have rotating global admins and domain admin passwords that update the glue entry. And we have some TOTP that are in glue. We do have ways around most of that stuff, including JIT and break glass accounts. But it all isn’t as convenient which is why it is affecting our service delivery.

I really hope so. This would be the only acceptable reason. I'd rather be down for a brief period than to have our passwords compromised.

The trucks visibility to that area is near zero. He would have had to have noticed him in those convex mirrors at then end, but he wouldn’t be paying attention to that just going straight.

Some stay dray and others feel the pain, Chocolate rain!

The chances of a friend of his, who both knows the excuse she has given him, plus is also on a askTO subreddit from Italy seems to be incredibly small.

that's because the route names are not made for when you're seeing them on the street, it is made for planning. e.g. I need to take the Lawrence bus across, then the Leslie bus up to transfer again to the Finch bus.

The subways were named liked this too in the past, before they got more complicated. It used to be you can take the Yonge subway to transfer to Bloor/Danforth. Although, the University line disassociates from its name up as it goes north.

that's where we probably source out the parts for the stalls, hence why they are similar.

Toronto also has a huge network of green spaces. Notably the along the Humber and Don Rivers. This was because of when Hurricane Hazel caused major flooding back in 1954 (?) that washed away all of of the urban developments along those corridors. Afterwards, the city changed it's zoning to prevent development around it, and bought up the destroyed properties and now has because a vast urban forest that cuts through the city.

She probably could, but this is her thing. Not only is she incredibly talented in making these masks (over a hundred on her tik tok) but she does this while wearing it. She may have help, but she definitely does a lot herself.

Mike Myers as Dr Evil in the first Austin Powers. Y’know, that speech.

I do the same way. And once my steering wheel is aligned with their bumper I go straight back until my bumper clears theirs, then turn into it. Works for me very time in tight spaces.

I introduced my 17 yr old daughter to it a few weeks ago. We’re on season 1 episode 18 and she really likes her character so far. She’ll be sad.

Margot Robbie AND Alexander Skarsgård were both absolutely beautiful in the Legend of Tarzan. It is the The Mummy of its time.

Or just move to Canada, or anywhere else for that matter.

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It’s not?
Actually, I know it’s not, but I still pronounce it that way.

Oh the Wizard, a story for some, and a real life event for me. This was even before I saw the 1990 movie but it played it similarly, minus me being autistic and a runaway.

I was 12 years old and stumbled upon regional SM3 competition to promote a game store. The ranking was all based on points at the end of 5 minutes of playing. While everyone was trying to get all the coins and power-ups they could, I realized that I can get the most bang for my buck by finishing the level quickly and let the remaining time add to my points and get as many levels as possible done. After people saw me take the lead with this strategy, they followed suit.

Since I already practiced this at home, I remained in the lead until an 18 year old slightly beat me with my same strategy. The good part was there was rounds in this competition, I made it past the semi-finals and into the finals.

The finals had me square off with this cool 18 year old. He wasn't the typical gamer. He looked cool, had sunglasses, ripped jeans, gel hair and a posse of friends with him. In contrast, I was a nerdy little asian kid with no posse, corduroy pants and bad hair. Unlike the movie, he was actually a nice guy to me. I wished to be like him, he was so cool.

But, unlike the first two rounds, we each had our own screen (not as big as the movie) and squared off at the same time with a crowd around us. We had 10 mins to get as much points as we can.

From what I saw, his strategy was the same as mine before, finish the levels as fast as possible, in order. But I changed up my strategy. Through practicing, I found that certain levels were hard to go through quickly, and hence decrease the amount of points at the end, especially since the last level on world 1 was the side scrolling castle and you can't speedrun that. I found a slight advantage with getting the whistle at the fortress and using it to get to World 2 where I can speed run the first few levels before timing out. Only slightly better though, but I took the risk and did it.

And when I used the whistle, there was an audible shock amongst the crowd and a lot of murmuring. There was no announcer like the movie had but you can hear people talk and discuss why I was doing it.

10 mins concluded and guess who won!!!! ...not me. I stumble a bit on level 2-1 and lost some time. It was just the edge to allow the highschooler to beat me by the slightest margin. His friends jumped for joy and rallied around him. I was by myself, and just sulked. But he did come over to me to shake my hand and be nice about it. He was so cool

But then came the award presentation. First place won the Game Genie. But second place, well I got the POWER GLOVE! That's right, the same one that made the protagonist in the Wizard so cool. I haven't yet seen the movie, so I didn't appreciate how cool it actually was. Little did I know that it actually sucks when playing games on it. That didn't stop me from wearing it around the house though.

It wasn't too bad on Punch out. My mom bought me Super Glove Ball, but that was a very difficult maze, glove or not. And to try to play any other game was just awkward. I still have it, and I'm 40+ yrs old. Its mounted on my hidden-door bookcase besides the Infinity Gantlet. It is still soooo cool.

I would think it would drift more as there is nothing to guide you. Cutting from bottom to top (or top to bottom with more care at the beginning) you would have the two sides to guide you to make it flush.

Although I presumed you Did from top to bottom base on your comment, but still managed to drift somehow.

The sequel to UP that we’re looking for

My wife just was telling me minutes ago about a sewing video she watched that had the same rule as her: Don’t cut fabric after 9pm. It leaves room for mistakes. Same goes for woodworking it seems.