u/cowprince — reddlx

Gourmet popcorn flavors at home help

We have a local shop that makes REALLY expensive bags of gourmet popcorn. Stuff outside of the normal cheese, caramel, butter popcorn type mixes. Every so often we pick up a couple bags of different flavors.

Everything from like a cherry white chocolate glaze, to churro, to puppy chow, to ghost pepper or very hot types. The local place isn't the one below, ours doesn't have a website, but this is a very close example (also this is not an advertisement, I have no idea if this company is any good, it's just the best example of what I'm looking for) https://www.greatpopcorn.com/

But I'm really looking to start making these types at home, so save my office group some money and maybe come up with some good test popcorn along the way.

Is anyone aware of recipes that would be similar to these options? Several I'm sure I could buy some store-bought seasoning for, but I think this would go a little further than your standard "Kernel season's" options.

I don't mind supporting local business, but I'm also not willing to pay $14 for a bag of popcorn as often as we'd like to that I know would cost me 50 cents to make at home.

u/cowprince — 7 days ago

▲ 13 r/sysadmin

For those who have migrated from Mimecast to Proofpoint, how was your onboarding?

We're currently moving from Mimecast to Proofpoint after some pretty drastic increases in price two years in a row that were not relayed to us prior to our budget being sent. As well as a number of false negatives and various issues we've had. I'm not saying Mimecast was bad, as we have it fairly well tuned and understand it. But due to some of the issues above we're moving away from them.

That being said, the onboarding of Proofpoint seems absolutely archaic. I'm hoping the product is better. For example, after performing the very manual (and older way) of creating Azure app registrations and SSO, they had to restart the webserver on their end?! What year is this? Also the "pod" looks like its circa 1990? And why does that even exist separate from the actual filtering product.

We are 2 days into onboarding with 2, 2 hour meetings. We've never had any onboarding documentation from a setup guide standpoint. Instead, it's all 3rd party hand holding. And we're also told that the product cannot handle multiple sources of identity for SSO if you have more than 1 Azure tenant?

I really hope after we've made it through the very manual setup process, the product is more refined, and we don't have buyer's remorse.

Just wondering if anyone else has walked through this process moving from one to the other and how that experience was.

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u/cowprince — 3 months ago

▲ 2 r/microsoft

Manager settings for Viva Insights turned on by default for any manager with more than 10 employees

We know the real reason for this.

Microsoft insidiously getting managers to force Copilot usage on their subordinates.

https://imgur.com/a/hGdHIEs

u/cowprince — 4 months ago