

It’s probably not undersized. You might have a duct leak, insulation gap, air gaps, etc.
You might have rebates in your area that pay for some of these things. One inexpensive thing you can do is run reflectrex across your roof rafters. While you’re up there air seal any gaps into the living space like can lights and hvac vents.
You can also seal your windows with plastic.
You can get a flir camera for your phone to see where the heat is coming in the most.
I hope not. The Mojave is full of life. Put the panels over existing structures where the power delivery is easy to access.
No, even if it’s just to acknowledge I read it. I use the thumbs up.
I’ve learned it’s socially responsible to acknowledge or respond.
Why that instead of something easy like a QNap?
Barracuda provides email gateway security for any email server including Exchange Online.
There’s no way to tell unless you see the message route itself. To do that you’d need to see the headers of a message sent by you after it’s received by the recipient. This is simply the expected design of email transport.
I call bs on #2. What school system would let a hs go rogue?
If it’s windy you can use it to keep your papers from blowing away.
It’s not really a us flag once you change it.
I read about this. There’s a drainage issue and the lawn is always wet in that area as a result. I don’t think that means paving it over is the best idea though.
Between this and the flagpoles I guess this is infrastructure week finally.
I don’t consider snmp to be a big issue, unless someone set up “public” with write access.
The ups software running on the windows machine would be running as system and would be able to execute whatever it wanted. Usually it’s connecting to the ups through some method (IP, usb serial) to figure out what state it’s in, how much runtime is remaining, and if it needs to execute any stored scripts.
How do you get a compromised UPS to upload scripts to the windows machine? That I’m not too sure about. I don’t think I’ve seen an ups management system that has that capability.
“Whiplash!” Was an old racing sim that had crazy tracks. It had collision damage and in single player mode you could give your teammate commands.
It supported 8 players on a lan in multiplayer. All of this while running from DOS. Looking back it seemed a little ahead of its time. I’ve never encountered anyone in person that knew of this game.
Ups software probably installed as system so that it can perform script execution and shutdown properly. That software communicates with the UPS directly. UPS vendors wouldn’t be at the top of my list of security-minded companies.
The execution path isn’t impossible.
Think of how many meetings had to have happened to redo their brand/name as much as they have already.
can’t you use a tablet, phone, or any other pc like your 10 year old laptop running Linux?
Counterpoint: a few small drones with a small amount of explosives targeting civilians over July 4th in every state capital would tank the us economy.