How to Configure Synology DS923+ NAS for File Sharing [Part 2]
In this article, we shall discuss “how to Configure Synology DS923+ NAS for File Sharing [Part 2]”. File sharing is the process of distributing or providing access to digital files, such as documents, images, videos, or software, across a network. This allows multiple users or devices to access, modify, or collaborate on the same files, either locally within an organization or over the internet.…
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The Importance of User Access Control (UAC)
The Importance of User Access Control (UAC)
In today’s digital landscape, protecting sensitive data is paramount. User Access Control (UAC) is essential for securing your business by ensuring that only authorized personnel have access to specific systems and data. A rigorous UAC solution helps to:
- Prevent Data Breaches: Limit access to critical information and reduce the risk of unauthorized data exposure.
- Enhance Compliance: Meet industry standards and regulatory requirements with stringent access controls.
- Improve Accountability: Track user activity and maintain detailed logs for audit purposes.
- Minimize Insider Threats: Restrict access based on job roles to prevent internal misuse.
If your Managed Service Provider (MSP) doesn't offer a robust UAC solution, it might be time to reconsider. Protect your business with the right MSP partner who prioritizes your security.
#CyberSecurity #UserAccessControl #MSP #DataProtection #BusinessSecurity – www.centurygroup.net
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Umm, are y'all ok???
I just want to say that it feels a bit unfair (read: weird as fuck) that people are uncomfortable or feel that Andy only deserves a 'platonic bond'. And this isn't just me assuming but based on me scrolling through Tumblr—specifically the Alien: Romulus tag—and seeing plenty of Tyler, Rain, Bjorn, hell, even damn Xenomorph yandere/romance/smut stories but zilch for Andy.
I even received an ask telling me that I shouldn't continue writing Andy as a love interest but instead to make it a 'platonic' familia one. And all I can say to that person: please go to hell. It's wild that the audacity was even implied.
As far as I know, I'm the only one writing Alien: Romulus content that showcases Andy in a romantic light, and I plan to continue doing so. He deserves to be seen as a versatile android—whether that be a yandere one who loves the MC or a sweet soulmate that's always there—just like the other androids in the Alien franchise receive. *cough* Walter *cough*.
I don't know, sorry for going off on a tangent, but this is something I just needed to get off my chest. I'm practically filled with butterflies at the opportunity to create such a love story for a character that swept so many, like myself, off their feet. Andy is perfect and he will continue to receive stories from me until a bunch of people can get it into their thick skulls that he deserves to be thirsted after just like the rest of the cast…
At the end of the day, my version of Andy is staying romantic, yandere, or whatever I see fit and if you don't like that, please do your part and create more stories centering him in the vision you'd like to read/see...
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Guess who finally got hand controls installed!
[ID: A photo of cy, a white nonbinaru person with brown hair, wearing a red shirt and no legs. They are sitting behind the wheel of a car with modifications so that they can control the pedals with a lever next to the steering wheel. /end Id]
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Reefer Madness Lives
This is not such a hot paper, and the peer review process where it was published is not so hot either. Peer review in general is... Let's be charitable and say it's more for money and prestige than scientific rigor. But, just for basic integrity, you need to operate with a double-blind. CMAJ is single-blind, so their reviewers know if they're up against anyone famous or well-connected who might bring them a lot of attention. And their primary criteria is "importance and novelty." Less delicately, if it looks like it will get a lot of clicks and cites, they'll be pleased to publish it. This is not all that out-of-the-ordinary for science journals, and that's kinda bad.
But a paper saying that pot is gonna poison your children and give people schizophrenia will get a shitton of clicks and cites. It's the number one trending story on CBC right now! And there are live comments!
I need CBD and THC to deal with my PTSD and sleep problems. It's possible that, after being under-treated for decades, I will eventually deal with my underlying health issues enough to sleep unassisted, but I ain't there yet. And ya know what makes it really hard to make it to go to doctor's appointments and get care? Not being able to sleep!
I had a medical marijuana card before, and I could probably qualify for one again if I had to. But A) Do you really want me taking up a doctor's time for this when there aren't enough doctors for everyone right now? and B) Legalized recreational use keeps availability convenient, variety and quality-control reasonable, and prices low. If you are going to inflict capitalism on me, don't kneecap what little benefit a free market is able to provide.
Now, we don't want to get people high without their consent, and children cannot consent to getting high (although some of them do need cannabis products for medical reasons), so for fuck's sake store your shit carefully if you've got kids. But "cannabis poisoning" as they put it, means, "I feel awful and maybe I threw up but I won't die, even if I'm super paranoid and feel like I might." Most people who wind up in the hospital are adults screwing around with edibles who don't know what to expect, and all they need is a nice, patient friend who'll tell them they're fine. This "poison" doesn't kill people. Unlike, say, antifreeze, or children's Tylenol. (Although, I hear Willie Nelson's friend had a bale of pot fall on him one time, so it's not as safe as they say!)
And the schizophrenia thing... People with mental health issues self-select for these studies by choosing to self-medicate. You might also say cannabis use has a strong correlation with PTSD flashbacks - because people with PTSD know it helps and they freaking well try it, and sometimes they still have flashbacks. A psychedelic is not the best choice for schizophrenia, god no, but if you're having associated depression and sleep issues and you haven't been diagnosed yet, you might give it a try. Better mental healthcare and better, earlier diagnoses and treatment will address this issue more effectively than yet another moral panic.
But a certain portion of the population is really invested in "drugs are bad" and "drug users are addicts and addicts are bad" narrative. Like, literally invested. It keeps them in political power and gets money for studies like this and "public health" campaigns that are really thinly-veiled, outdated DARE propaganda.
Even this study, which specifically excluded medical marijuana use, found social benefits to not criminalizing drug use and drug users. No shit. People don't get addicted to something because addiction is fun; they have severe, unaddressed problems and they're doing whatever they can to cope with them, whether that's staying stoned all the time or blowing their retirement fund on Funko Pops. And most people who use drugs don't get addicted. (Also most people who buy Funko Pops, one assumes.) Removing them from society and giving them all criminal records doesn't help anyone.
Harm reduction should be the goal here, as in most things. You will never get it perfect, but you need to take steps towards improving the general situation as much as possible. Sending the War on Drugs (really, the War on Your Own Population) into extra innings after decades of failure is... Ha-ha, well, it's self-destructive addict behaviour, y'all. Maybe you could use some social services to help you deal with your problems in a better way.
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AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM): An In-Depth Guide
Friends, check out this in-depth blog on AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) - a powerful service for controlling user access to AWS resources. Learn about IAM features, best practices, and #AWSsecurity to enhance your cloud infrastructure's security
In the realm of cloud computing, managing identities and controlling access to resources is of paramount importance for maintaining a secure and well-organized environment. AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a powerful service offered by Amazon Web Services (AWS) that enables organizations to control and manage user access to their AWS resources. In this blog post, we will delve into the…
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SAP GRC Access Control | SAP AC Implementation | SAP AC Support | SAP GRC Tool | ToggleNow
ToggleNow specializes in optimizing SAP Access Control to increase your organization’s security and compliance. With extensive experience, we possess a profound understanding of its capabilities and evolution.
Beyond standard implementations, our expertise lies in leveraging SAP Access Control’s features to automatically detect, remediate, and prevent access risk violations, reducing compliance costs significantly. We excel in crafting tailored rule libraries for seamless integration with platforms like SuccessFactors and ARIBA, ensuring your organization maximizes the potential of SAP Access Control while minimizing limitations. Partner with ToggleNow to enhance your organization’s security and compliance measures effectively.
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User Access Control(UAC)
User Access Control (UAC) is the digital bouncer of your organization, determining who gets in and who doesn't. At #CenturySolutionsGroup, we empower businesses with robust UAC strategies, ensuring only authorized personnel access sensitive data. If your current MSP isn't prioritizing access control, it's time for a change. Secure your organization with us and regain control over who holds the keys to your digital kingdom. #UserAccessControl #MSPSecurity
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Implementing Role-Based Access Control in Django
Learn how to implement Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in Django. This guide covers defining roles, assigning permissions, and enforcing access control in views and templates.
Introduction
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is a method of regulating access to resources based on the roles of individual users within an organization. Implementing RBAC in Django involves defining roles, assigning permissions, and enforcing these permissions in your views and templates. This guide will walk you through the process of implementing RBAC in Django, covering user roles,…
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