@EinsteinsGrandson I'm not interested in changing your morals. You're actually given the benefit of the doubt in these cases usually. But obvious references to piracy don't belong here
in my opinion it's better to work in a company that pushes you to use pirated software , when it's a consulting company.... offering consulting services
Well, if your employer is forcing you to use illegal copies of a software and you simply can not get any other job and you and your family would all starve and die if you quit your job... then it is still not alright to get help with it here ;D
@EinsteinsGrandson You have the right to return the product if it doesn't work as advertised. You don't have the right to steal additional instances of the product you purchased
So, wait, you bought some fake 6+year old license off the street. It didn't work, so you called MS support. They told you to fuck off (obviously, because you don't have a legit license). And now you think, through all this, you've earned the right to get an illegal copy of Windows?
This is messy, but doable.
I presume here that / is on /dev/sda3 and that /boot is on /dev/sda1.
Shrink the filesystem on the old server to its minimum possible size.
oldserver # resize2fs -M /dev/sda3
Partition the new server's disk with an identically sized /boot, swapspace, and new / part...
that's exactly what I need @Tanner ^^
I'll probably end up doing it over several days
tonight: resize the source partition
tomorrow: copy it over
day after: setup and boot the new server
looking at an extended downtime... but i don't care
A friend handed me an android tablet which he had forgot the password for it. I quickly found out a "reset to factory defaults" function, but I'm not using it. Instead, I've spent 30min looking for USB drivers for windows, connected it via USB and I'm downloading 400MB of the Android SDK in order to try to hack it.
There are several log files that MDT creates during various stages of the deployment/capture problem. The TechNet article ‘Understanding Failures and Log Files’ will help you find them so that you can see what errors may be present. Another tip for MDT’s log files is to set the rule SLShare="path...
lol you got an answer from MDT Guy -- I guess he does MDT for a living
@Luke is like the interior decorator woman with the crazy hair and the loud voice: most of what she suggests is prudent and adds nicely to the environment of the place; but every once in a while she introduces something that's so far out in left field that you just want to Remove Element.
@Tanner I'm beginning to think Evan Carroll is Jeff Atwood or Joel Spolsky in disguise, trying his darndest to "game the system" to see if someone will snap and break the guidelines or something
My inlaws across the street from me (approximately 500-600 metres away) have wifi. I would like to pull the connection to my house. I have no idea what to do? If someone could please explain to me (in lay mans terms as I am not a computer wizz) what I have to buy, and how to set it up so I can p...
My inlaws across the street from me (approximately 2 racks over) have OpenVZ. I would like to pull the data to my new server. I have no idea what to do?
@EinsteinsGrandson unless you know for a fact that it's a weak password, the mere fact that it happens to be a weak password (without your knowledge of whether or not it is) doesn't really make it easier to crack
you could assume that it is a weak password and try a bunch of obvious possibilities but that doesn't mean you'll get in, it may be a complicated password
WPA-AES is basically using the crypto algorithm that makes SSL so secure, applied to wifi
AES probably isn't invulnerable (what is?) so once it gets hacked, both your data link layer and your https connections are compromised at once -- joy
but, so far, AES with a good key length, a good (P)RNG or other entropy source, and a bug-free implementation, lends itself to pretty much impenetrable security at that layer, so most security compromises occur at a higher layer, as in all the browser XSS stuff
not only are higher layer attacks easier (they don't involve crypto) but they're more likely to succeed... perfect breeding grounds for exploits
which is why I'm an application security tester and not a link layer security tester
just over 900 rep to mod tools....
CBA to run for mod election once I have mod tools, I'll basically be a mod minus the diamond and blue name
I have a Microsoft Access based tool that lacks the reporting capability I need. The tool is able to extract extract each table from its relational database as a separate CSV file. These files aren't too easily read by humans, since you need to cross reference the IDs from each file.
I need to c...
This is messy, but doable.
I presume here that / is on /dev/sda3 and that /boot is on /dev/sda1.
Shrink the filesystem on the old server to its minimum possible size.
oldserver # resize2fs -M /dev/sda3
Partition the new server's disk with an identically sized /boot, swapspace, and new / part...
