I’m not sure this is the right audience for a true SSO conversation as it’s typically hard enough for experts in enterprise to get it. SSO is not a conversation about SSO vs password managers - they can actually be used in conjunction. SSO is about having a layer that you can consistently control between every device…

Your mileage may vary of course, as everyone uses the internet differently.

If you’re waiting around for Gina Trapani to post something, you’re a few years too late.

I brined a whole chicken this Thanksgiving in place of turkey.

I feel like that might work in a household where cooking is split up and not all on one person

Only if you remove the extra space between the “t” and the “h” in “the” in the first sentence before the word “beginning”.

My go to is balsamic as you get acid, umami and sweet all in one fell swoop.

It’s a combination of both. You go over/under, but you get a feel for how the cable wants to coil. I’ve coiled 100' XLRs that could be thrown from one end of a venue to another without any knots or tangles. This method, most importantly, protects the shielding so you don’t wind up exposing the cable to RF interference.

I think it’s an internal stress thing. Every over is a clockwise stress (if you’re looking along the axis of the cable) between the core/wire and the sheath/covering. It obviously doesn’t do much in the near term, but over time you’re putting repeated stress in that same direction it’ll eventually lead to an earlier…

when it first hit, I thought it was a waste of my time, how could these coded phrases compare to my Toolkit that told me exact IVs? Simple, its so much quicker to help weed out the inconsiderables. When I first got into checking IVs, I would run each pokemon through my toolkit, and add the overall % to the name of…

Well then. As the name of the festival suggests...

Twilight Zone Movie - The Thing On The Wing