Naked Bootleg

Nice! I had to turn the game off in the top of the 8th. We were getting struck out over and over it seemed in those last couple innings. Gott go find the highlights :cheers:

I got a personalized email w/link to vote from Fidelity, 'personalized' meaning I can't forward it to anyone else. When I go back to the link again, it states I have already voted.

You can vote at proxyvote.com but you need your control number first. Your broker should be able to give that to you.

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Well that sucks. Screw those people who run this stuff. He is deserving over any others who got more years

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This makes me irrationally angry at the NCAA. They really do still have a hard-on for OU :angry:

Cheers! :cheers:

I know we started hot like this last year and its Coppin State, but I'm thinking there's something different about this team.. BOOMER

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I've tried to help a few people see the potential, but none have put money on the line, it's still a science project situation to them.

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Same here but the response is "pink sheets / OTC!? Get outta here"

Whatever, losers. I tried! :lol:

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Agreed. A scalpal shouldn't have a public ip address. Medical equipment in a hospital can still be networked and not be on the public network or even available inline from any other points within the internal network.

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Without going into too much detail: we got hit by the Akira ransomware group. How they got an 'in' was the most surreptitious, random set of circumstances you could imagine, part of which was a seemingly minute failure on our IT org's part. We were saved from total annihilation by the fact we implemented zero-trust architecture about a year prior. The attackers couldn't get to anything valuable but they tried. There's a lot more to protection than "zero-trust" but that was a big factor.

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There's nothing revolutionary about any of the attacks. This happened because people don't know what tf they're doing or maybe just don't give a shite.

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I will mildly disagree, because some threat actors are on another level than others. What we found during forensics.. two things come to mind: they were able to do some things that, according to the industry, shouldn't be possible. Some of these state-sponsored actors have massive computing power at their disposal. And the sophistication with which they covered their tracks was highly impressive. Highly developed and very effective, as well as their encryption techniques.

10.57% :wha:

Crazy, almost unbelievable story about how he learned about his biological dad.

To boil it down: Deland was put up for adoption by his biological mother. She did not tell the biological father about the birth. Deland had a good upbringing by his adoptive parents, was recruited as a RB, and signed with Miami of Ohio due in large part because he was so impressed with the man who Deland's lead recruiter - RB coach Sherman Smith. Smith was a friend & mentor for Deland long after Smith left Miami to coach elsewhere and Deland's playing days were over. Smith gave Deland a coaching internship while he was coaching at Indiana, which jump-started his coaching career. Deland was searching for his biological dad at the time but he eventually learned his dad is Sherman Smith.

ESPN Article (long)

Damn! Looks like we may have a team this year!

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Imagine betting on that game and it doesn’t hit cause dudes leg snapped.

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Should be taken as a sign to stop betting on games