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Sometimes it's for career progression or familiarity.

Just for SSO, might be easier ways, sure.

I think I'm the most ridiculous, but for the same career reasons as the rest:

Active directory, yes, plus: Azure cloud sync with entra active directory Hybrid exchange on prem and office/exchange online.

For better or worse, large enterprise isn't going away from M$.

Also, I have transparent proxy sophos IPS, security Onion IDS, Trellix ePO, and other security products all being integrated for info security testing.

Not suggesting this is normal, just my test/dev playground I don't have to worry about breaking.

All the descriptions are right and techniques. Microsoft sometimes refers to this is split-brain and their documentation.

Organizations that choose not to do that use an active directory specific subdomain like some of the other comments mentioned. Example: adds. Company.tld.

Computer1.adds.company.tld. Dc1.adds.cimoany.tld.

Others doing split domain are

Adds.company.internal

Also the cornerstone of enterprise, for better or worse at the moment.

Ha, thanks. Now I don't feel as dumb for chucking the bread.

I enjoy watching debate about SMRs. Arguments for and against. Back to central generation vs local.

LOL, that's awesome. Almost an entire days worth of calories. Sounds delicious. You printing the calories on the menu?

This is the Parks and Rec Ponch burger this reminds me of. "Put it in your body or you're a nerd!"

There's a place called Bub's burgers where they do a 1lbs burger challenge. They're actually pretty good too. Not sure about how it compares nationally.

but no side

You included all the sides on the burger!

What's the calorie count on that!?

As I'm asking this nonsense question, I'm thinking of the punch burger commercial from the parks and rec show where they say who cares, put it in your body!

True, and a bummer at the moment.

I'm hoping there's a future efficiency gain. Like how we transitioned from nicad, to li, and now to solid?

The concept is super cool.

I really enjoyed the clips of him on the apple show.

I agree this is a significant factor. I saw some documentaries talking about the decisions we made with the power grid pros/cons wise when you consider ac/dc. No the band 😋

We use so much technology that requires direct current that we have at spend a bunch of resources converting it back from ac. The whole efficiency of transportation from large central generation vs smaller local less efficient stations.

The documentary said some industrial areas in Germany? were considering providing local grid based direct current.

I'm curious what the cost benefit analysis says about going back to local DC and not needing so many transformers.

I am also interested in the flow batteries.