@ThatBrazilianGuy @allquixotic @allquixotic @allquixotic and a little bit more @allquixotic because there's no such a thing as too much @allquixotic and I'm dingle today (source) (source)
@JourneymanGeek define "work" :P if its firewall is ignoring ICMP and UDP pings, but you can still route traffic through it as a gateway, and its management webpage is disabled, then sure, it'll work :P
for a router to "work", all you need is for its interface to be in promisc mode and for it to forward traffic from the LAN interface to the WAN interface
On September 2nd, 2014 there was an outage of all Stack Exchange sites (Q&A sites as well as Careers) from 5:20pm to 17:24pm UTC (approximately 4 minutes). This was a cascading failure. A python script used for monitoring our servers was updated and pushed to the load balancers. The updated script wasn’t tested and it included a syntax error. When the monitoring script crashed due to the s…
I set up a user to ssh to Windows Server 2008 R2.
I was able to change de default directory.
The only piece I could not figure out is how to restrict user to just that directory.
In other word I don't want the user to be able to change directory.
Please advise.
EDIT:
This is where I stand:...
I need a better secondary email for facebook and google password recovery. Somehow having it set to my work email feels like anyone with email server access could steal my account.
And the usual way of getting server access around here is just going to the desk of someone who has its key on the server and asking him to add your own key...
Duuuuuuuude. It's higher than I am now. Like... it's all iterconnected, don't you see? All those IPs and networks and stuff... it's all linked together!
the same people seem to crowd around the kitchen for like 3 hours out of every 8-hour day
they stand there and speak aoiwenfioaewiogfnaoifgoajfjawerifjqwoef (I have no idea which Indian language) and drink chai and pour it between two cups repeatedly to aerate it or something
and are constantly using the water dispenser blocking me from getting to the fridge
I feel like an idiot just having to push my way in
@JourneymanGeek ahh. here, anything called chai is black tea with spice (and the spice is almost always black pepper, possibly plus other stuff, but black pepper is the most common ingredient)
but we drink lots of white tea, green tea, herbals, etc which are not chai at all
@JourneymanGeek Might be useful in very limited cases, but unless AMD or Intel decide to do something similar there won't be any mainstream OS support for it.
@JourneymanGeek that could be interesting: boot desktop Linux for HiB and powerful content creation tools; reboot into Android for content consumption and Angry Birds
setting up an FTP server properly over the public internet in a way that doesn't expose you to attack requires a bit of technique. it's not impossible, but it's certainly a bit risky.
I'm using a virtual machine to do kernel debugging on Mac OS X because it's cheaper and more convenient than another computer.
Unfortunately, contrary to the Windows equivalent, it's not possible to use the debugger to stop the kernel. To stop it, you have to send the machine a non-maskable inte...
Q: Which country does Sting make sure never to miss when he's on tour? A: Stingapore. ... Sorry.
his new (well, last year's) album is fantastic...
Q: What do you call a cat that listens for another cat meowing in one room, then meows in the direction of another room when they hear the first cat meowing? A: A meowter. ... Sorry.
I'm not getting there, I'm trying to create the VM with Add-AzureProvisioningConfig for which I can't figure out the settings that will allow me to login to the new VM without ssh key file
I've found that while using Vim on Windows Vim saves the file, a .ext.swp file that's deleted on closing the Vim window and a .ext~ file.
I assume the .ext.swp file is a session backup in case Vim crashes. What's the purpose of the .ext~ file however? Is this a permanent backup file? It's annoy...
Why does vim create <filename>~ files? Is there a way to disable that?
If it's for backup (or something), I use git for that.
Also, these .<filename.with.path.hints>.swp files too.
How do I tell vim not to create those, or at the least to cleanup after itself?
EDIT
wops, duplicate:
Why ...
hmm. Isis Wallet changed their name to Softcard. Problem: Slow typist mom googles "s - o - f - t - c", gets distracted by a cat, and Google Instant starts showing her softcompletethisword inappropriate pictures.
I set up a user to ssh to Windows Server 2008 R2.
I was able to change de default directory.
The only piece I could not figure out is how to restrict user to just that directory.
In other word I don't want the user to be able to change directory.
Please advise.
EDIT:
This is where I stand:...
Why does vim create <filename>~ files? Is there a way to disable that?
If it's for backup (or something), I use git for that.
Also, these .<filename.with.path.hints>.swp files too.
How do I tell vim not to create those, or at the least to cleanup after itself?
EDIT
wops, duplicate:
Why ...
Put this in your .vimrc configuration file.
set nobackup
