Note that it's impossible to post a literally link-only answer. The minimum post length requirements ignore URLs.
That said, why should they be flagged at all? Link-only answers may be poor answers, but unless the link is completely irrelevant they are answers. They should certainly not be delet...
It seems that DDR sticks come in 8, 16, 32 sizes.
If I buy a CompanyX laptop and the sales agent tells me that each slot only allows, 8Gb memory, can I expect that it a real limitation. Can't I install 32gb in each slot?
Background: I'm trying to provision laptops for our company. We use VMs ex...
@MichaelHampton: I do. or just ask my vendor to recommend some ;p
with laptops there's another thing tho
they usually assume you arn't going to void your warranty by opening up the entire system to change the 'first' stick of ram, which isn't usually easily user replacable
so their maximum ram on their specifications is their base config + biggest additional stick of ram they can cram on
I would like to ban IP addresses after incorrect (RDP right now, soon to be VPN once I get that going) login attempts on a Windows Server 2008 R2 machine I help administer.
This answer specifically talks about ssh, which I'm not running.
This answer mentions terminal services and remote deskto...
@ScottPack Awesome. My boss went visiting their DC on Wednesday, wonder if they mentioned that. They pull in (& store) 1 exabyte of data a year, didja know that? Insane.
@MikeyB Scale is funny. I was talking to one of our sysadmins a few weeks ago about log collection and basically gave him a "Bitch, please!" when he was complaining about the size of some system's logs.
There's one device we have that generates between 1 and 8 GB/hour depending on time of day.
@WesleyDavid I was going to link you the gif of that guy who "forgot" to turn off his webcam when he jacked off (while smoking his pipe), but googling for variations on "webcam forgot masturbate pipe" just returns too damn many results.
@ScottPack We don't have anything interesting, but our one telecommunications client has systems that generate upwards of 100TB of logs per day which gets distilled down into only a few TB by their hadoop cloud.
Fuck, I reallly need to be less careless with middle-paste sometimes. From ls:
-rw-r--r-- 1 michael michael 0 Dec 7 2012 Where
-rw-r--r-- 1 michael michael 0 Dec 7 2012 Research
-rw-r--r-- 1 michael michael 0 Dec 7 2012 Did
-rw-r--r-- 1 michael michael 0 Dec 7 2012 And
-rw-r--r-- 1 michael michael 0 Dec 7 2012 I
-rw-r--r-- 1 michael michael 0 Dec 7 2012 Gary
-rw-r--r-- 1 michael michael 0 Dec 7 2012 Relay
-rw-r--r-- 1 michael michael 0 Dec 7 2012 -----Original
-rw-r--r-- 1 michael michael 0 Dec 7 2012 From:
oohhh that reminds me I should check on my tests at work. Doing some research on making a SSD-based NAS device compatible with Oracle for NetApp takeout.
@MichaelHampton I don't think it's saying we can't deleted them, I think it's saying don't delete them out of habit. I used to downvote, leave a comment then go back a day later and delete them if they hadn't been improved
Heh. Well I'm thinking one question for endpoint firewalls and one for router firewalls. Both will pretty much start with: "Your firewall is a piece of shit, ditch it and start over."
well, we're squeezed between Goldman Sachs and a bunch of trading firms' cages. And we're not given the opportunity to eff-up the electrical. Handled by the facility.
Let's imagine that I'm installing with RPM packages A, B and C. They are installed in the same order. And suddenly in the middle of installing B there is a power cut.
1) regarding state after turning on: What happens to this transaction? Will it be resumed? Or maybe RPM will remove all packages ...
what happens if pkg B is the kernel, initramfs, lvm2, dmraid, .... or anything like that. The answer probably would be: it depends. there are too many possible scenarios in case of a power outage. Opinions?
> Now after typing setenforce 0 it seems to work and as you said it should be cause by SELinux. but your solution does not seems to work because os cannot understand semanage command!?
So, for dinner the wife made spaghetti with oyster mushrooms, bacon and cream. And a rhubarb crumble for dessert. Thanks to her very generous hand in both, I'm now utterly stuffed. I may need to not eat for a day to recover :)
I feel fine, except for the occasional wrenching gut pains and the two tablespoons of molasses that dribbles from my weary asshole every hour like clockwork.
@Cole True, my girlfriend is the most amazing cook I've ever known, but she's been on a cooking hiatus the past few weeks, and unfortunately I'm a shit cook myself
I never cared for the CoDs... I'm 100% PC gaming -- haven't owned a console since the SNES. I can already feel developers starting to release games only for consoles these days and either not doing PC releases at all, or if we're lucky, we get a shitty console port. :(
But it must be bad win95 bad. win98 good. Win ME..well, lets not even talk about it. win2000 good, win XP somewhat bad (like 2000 but with a toy interface), ...
I guess the main reason Win8 was not that jarring to me was that I didn't fiddle around much in the start menu anyway. I just hit the Win key, type the first two or three letters of the app I want to run, hit enter... and in that respect, 8 has not changed at all since 7.
Though I do welcome the ability to use the same wallpaper for the start screen as is on your desktop background... will make flipping back and forth look a lot smoother
It seems that DDR sticks come in 8, 16, 32 sizes.
If I buy a CompanyX laptop and the sales agent tells me that each slot only allows, 8Gb memory, can I expect that it a real limitation. Can't I install 32gb in each slot?
Background: I'm trying to provision laptops for our company. We use VMs ex...
I would like to ban IP addresses after incorrect (RDP right now, soon to be VPN once I get that going) login attempts on a Windows Server 2008 R2 machine I help administer.
This answer specifically talks about ssh, which I'm not running.
This answer mentions terminal services and remote deskto...
i use top command and i see my load avarage is about this:
top - 03:30:18 up 10:15, 1 users, load average: 10.61, 8.54, 5.61
Is it normal?
