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My people. Made traditional Alfredo tonight for the first time ever. Well, almost traditional. Used Pecorino Romano instead of Parmigiano-Reggiano. Pound of European butter, pound or maybe a little more of Pecorino (hand grated from a wedge), and a pound of dry fettuccine. Little pasta water. So easy. So, so, so good. I'm not even much of a pasta guy, but that was as good as any pasta I've ever had and I'm almost 50 years old. Highly recommend!

Just felt like telling someone!

Good Evening All,

We have organization wide MFA for staff email. Even so, we have staff occasionally fall for scams. They'll give up their passwords AND get scammed into giving up their second factor. OTP code, hit a button on their phone to approve some bogus request, etc. We remind, remind, remind that nobody in the organization will ever ask for any of this. Yet it still happens. Short of requiring hardware keys, we're having a hard time fixing the humans around here. There is Board policy governing this. We're working with our HR department to see if they want to start enforcing it with some sort of disciplinary action.

The question is: do any of your districts enforce such policies? If so, how do you do it? Do you make staff sign something they are responsible for their accounts and there are consequences if they don't? Do they get a written warning first offense? Ever had it lead to something serious like dismissal?

Having these tools as an experienced sysadmin is a cheat code and 5.5 has made it even better. With the right MCPs and access, Codex is able to automate SO much. I've found myself solving problems so quickly that I'm having to step back and evaluate whether or not I should start sandbagging somewhat. I've always been a great employee. I have a vested interest in my organization. I want it to succeed. I don't mind working really hard. It's not that. I'm also not worried about being replaced. But I'm a little worried about expectations. Super me with these tools can accomplish so much more so quickly, I'm worried that those expectations become the norm. Anyone else trying to reconcile all this?