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r/electrical•

Hi everyone, I have a bit of a weird one here and really hoping for some guidance on troubleshooting this one. Within the last month, we have blown 3 GU10 led bulbs in our shower light fixture after the first bulb (from the same pack of bulbs) lasted over 5 years.

The fixture is a damp-rated recessed pot light style and is at 8' height. I have tested the blown bulbs in another location in the house and they do not work. The fixture circuit includes the bathroom fan and the switch is a timer switch with buttons for 5, 10, 15, 30 min shutoff and the circuit is standard 15A. I have inspected the bulbs and fixture for anything strange but don't see any rust or damage, etc.

I figured that if I

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r/techsupport•

Hi guys, hope someone can help with this as it's driving me crazy. My PC specs:

AMD 3700x

B550 MSI board

32g 3200mhz ram

AMD 6800XT GPU

Win10

750W tier a or b power supply

m2 1tb SSD

This PC was built 3 years ago and has performed flawlessly until about a month ago. Sometimes, while just doing browsing, torrenting, NOT gaming, the cursor will just stop dead for anywhere up to about 5 seconds, then be fine for a few seconds and do it again. Specifically it seems to happen more when I'm doing things in Chrome like resizing browser window, moving it around, moving tabs, etc. The funny thing is if I close Chrome during these "periods" and try messing around in Edge, it does the same thin

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r/crowdstrike•

For example, we know (from authenticated Tenable scans) that we have servers in our environment that are susceptible to the Dell Networker CVE-2023-24576 vulnerability. Spotlight shows us none of this, even though it's agent-based and should see it pretty clearly.

Same with cipher-type vulnerabilities like for example SSLv2 or v3 still enabled on an old server. Tenable is able to see it in a non-auth scan but Spotlight is blind with authenticated agent? Just doesn't seem to add up here.

Anyone know how to troubleshoot or improve this?

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r/crowdstrike•

Hi all, does anyone have a way of checking all Crowdstrike sensors for the presence of SMB Signing requirements?

For example there was a thread on reddit that used an Investigate search to look for the presence of SMBv1 connections, very useful. I would like to do the same to look for SMB Signing NOT required on workstations in the environment. Thank you.

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r/BostonBruins•

About Foligno

Discussion

I wanted to give you guys a tidbit I heard in the late summer about our changed man. A guy, who is himself a very good local hockey player, was doing some work at my house and I got talking to him about the Bruins and Foligno specifically. He plays summer hockey with him and he said that Foligno was hurt last year and that we might see a different man this season.

I can't remember for sure but I think he might have said a back issue, I should have been paying closer attention and don't recall. Anyway, believe me or not, I thought I'd throw it out there and give that little insight to the community. He sure does seem like a changed man this year, no?

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r/crowdstrike•

For example, we're trying to hunt down our last remaining Windows 7 hosts and we would like to track that over time in a dashboard. It's easy enough to do track something over time with custom filters in Spotlight and then making a dashboard based upon that custom filter but I can't see a way to do it within Discover or Host Mgmt.

Has anyone done this successfully that might be able to comment?

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r/BudgetAudiophile•

Hey guys, we have little setup in the basement with an old 60" Panasonic Viera plasma, a 10" Velodyne sub and a Onkyo HTRC550 receiver. We primarily watch movies from the Amazon Firestick but also like to do karaoke with a Google Chromecast/Youtube setup where we have 3 or 4 people cast to the Chromecast and then mix the streamed Youtube audio through the receiver/speakers and a little dual karaoke microphone setup like this: "[https://www.amazon.ca/Wireless-Microphone-ARCHEER-Bluetooth-Handheld/dp/B07KZDNLLM/ref=sr_1_12?crid=4KN58XL5BPNT&keywords=karaoke&qid=1667616254&qu=eyJxc2MiOiI2LjQ4IiwicXNhIjoiNi40OCIsInFzcCI6IjUuODAifQ%3D%3D&sprefix=karaoke%2Caps%2C132&sr=8-12](

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r/Baking•

This is a drunken and crazy idea, but how cool would it be if a guy like Dominique Ansel or someone like him did a tiny 1" cube dessert made entirely of like a thousand layers of brownie skin? Beautifully cut up/harvested from countless brownie tops. Such a think would probably blow up social media, cronut-style, no?

How would you mass produce that airy, beautiful, crispy little papery skin that is created on a nice brownie? How would you get it off in nice sheets where you could keep it together to be able to be stacked and then cut into the cubes? What would the mouth feel be? What would you have to charge for such a thing? Has anything like this ever been done before? Should it?

I'm thi

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r/BostonBruins•

Hey guys, which second line so you think will beat who this season? Most goals? Most points? I have made a small wager on the B's taking this one but very curious to see what will happen this year as they both appear to be very strong.

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