Amazon Prime is very dangerous, kinda like Costco.

2017-10-11T20:23:27Z

For the cable, I just usually use a paper towel. For the lightning port, a cotton swab. I'm sure there are better ways to do it, but it generally works.

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2017-10-11T20:11:29Z

@kdfrawg a cloud vendor of any sort is only going to look for attacks against their infrastructure. You still have to have appropriate controls around the data to ensure it doesn't go where it's not supposed to (either internally or externally).

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2017-10-11T18:50:06Z

@kdfrawg The 1950s were a simpler time.

2017-10-11T18:02:34Z

@kdfrawg absolutely, we're barely scratching the surface.

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2017-10-11T17:59:37Z

@kdfrawg I just wish everything diet-related wasn't guesswork.

2017-10-11T17:54:06Z

I see a lot of organizations doing exactly that. Makes sense as long as you have the right controls and visibility in place.

Meanwhile, we're in the security business… ?

2017-10-11T17:37:41Z

We don't have one of those (or anything similar) because security. ?

2017-10-11T17:27:53Z

@kdfrawg in our house, it's dinner, because of the differing schedules for everyone.

2017-10-11T17:07:27Z

sounds like you need to clean the cable… or the lightning port on the iPad.

2017-10-11T17:05:48Z