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BumRushDaShow

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8. Oh HELLZ to the no.

Reply to Skittles (Reply #7)

Fri Apr 4, 2025, 04:01 PM

Apr 4

That is what I had my handy dandy ipad for!

Plus since I had (and still have) a bunch of machines at home for hobby stuff (including Linux boxen), there was no need. I used to run SETI@Home on about 10 machines at one time in the past (and did some Folding@Home) with a team.

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Federal workers who were fired then rehired describe uncertainty over jobs, confusing transition: "What a mess" [View all] BumRushDaShow Apr 4 OP

I want to know how they yank all the access and get it back so quickly Skittles Apr 4 #1

Federal employees were required to have what is called a "PIV" (Personal Identity Verification) card BumRushDaShow Apr 4 #2

I mean access to computers Skittles Apr 4 #3

I had to use my PIV card to access anything on my government laptop BumRushDaShow Apr 4 #4

I sometimes had to use different laptops for different accounts Skittles Apr 4 #5

Yeah for the older laptops we had BumRushDaShow Apr 4 #6

and I NEVER, EVER did personal stuff on ANY of them! Skittles Apr 4 #7

Oh HELLZ to the no. BumRushDaShow Apr 4 #8