Can a domain name (example.com) have both the IP addresses, IPv6 and IPv4?
Which IP address does a domain name have? IPv6 or IPv4? But I am not sure that it has both or any one at a time.
> IT admins can now not only force devices into a compliant state but also enforce automatic encryption and strong password or PIN use (to prevent users from employing PIN such as 12354). The system does offer a grace period for encryption postponement.
> MBAM 2.5 enables you to enforce encryption policies on operating system and fixed data drives for computers in your organization and limit the number of days that end users can request a postponement of the requirement to comply with MBAM encryption policies.
To enable you to configure encryption policy enforcement, a new Group Policy setting, called Encryption Policy Enforcement Settings, has been added for operating system drives and fixed data drives. This policy is described in the following table.
Anybody read many rfcs in here? Having an issue trying to understand something here. Our secondary slave is showing that the primary for a zone is the secondary DNS within the SOA record.. from my understanding by specification shouldnt it be showing the primary for the zone????
My main machine is in an exception group but this particular machine is supposed to be representative of normal staff builds so I can be familiar enough to support them.
But we're also in the process of trialling Windows 10 upgrades.
And it seems MBAM can only use passwords for "data volumes" and cannot use passwords for "system volumes".
Which makes it a clusterf*** when you have both on the same drive.
Interestingly this is going to wreck our Linux dual-boots. Yay for change control completely ignoring the fact Linux exists in this institution. Again.
I would think that the slave would be incorrectly configured this way, otherwise how would comparing serials work via replication if it compares itself? Hopefully this isnt a retarded question.
Grr. I can't install a Windows 10 VM cause our dev/test NAS is broken, and the secondary crashed a few months ago and the admin hasn't bothered restarting it.
(That's a literal copy-paste from the help file, I'm not picking on you Bob)
@Bob Oh, you're resorting to victim-blaming now huh? He was asking for it with that short skirt. He shouldn't have been out late at night on his own dressed like that!
Right now the front page Popular tab is fairly broken -- it's a simple descending sort by views. As Joel said in podcast #18, it is "a self-fulfilling prophecy." But this is not intentional, it's only because we haven't had time to improve it yet!
As I sit down to write a better algorithm, I tho...
I just starred an already-starred message over at RPG General Chat, and the message moved up by four spaces. Normally, I only see two or three spaces, but it was underneath a pile of highly-starred messages.
This has confused me for some time; a good portion of me expects some linear algorithm, ...
> So there's indeed a time decay factor (e.g. a 20-minute old message with 5 stars is roughly "worth" the same as a 10-minute old message with 2 stars).
> The starred messages in the sidebar are re-arranged only when something actually happens (usually, when a message is starred), so the list may not always show the current "ranking". Changing the order in intervals would just create visual noise without really giving new information.
Time to find a clueless users and let me phone you because 'his pc does not do nothing never nope'. After that the rain will be a pleasant refreshment while getting the hell out of helpdesk Dodge.
@HackToHell that's pretty sweet. I remember twitch plays. So they're going to twitch installs now with the community typing the commands to use in chat? lol
Someone needs to have an Underhanded Bash contest to rival the Underhanded C contest -- underhanded bash would be a command sequence that looks perfectly normal, but ends up doing something nefarious like executing arbitrary code
@qasdfdsaq I mean, if you're talking about doing that in Bash, the question becomes whether he would attempt to audit your command before running it -- if he does some kind of manual reading of the code before pasting it in blindly, he would be able to filter out most obviously nefarious things.
> When an array - including the empty array - is cast to string, the result is always the amazingly helpful string "Array". I'm not sure who thought that was a good idea. PHP supports the increment operator (but not decrement) for strings, for example "++A" → "B". The original string contains both "A" and "a", so all latin characters can be produced, brainfuck style. Space is produced with "A" ^ "a", and exclamation with "D" ^ "e".
hey folks -- I have two directories, new_files and old_files. I want old_files to become an exact copy of new_files, with no file differences between them. What would be the best command for this? Would also like to preserve dates permissions etc. as defined in new_files.
I'm on OSX and using zsh 5.0.5 for my shell if that matters
What can my husband be using in front of our smart tv when he appears to be communicating with someone and looking in the next room. I see no bluetooth or anything in his hands. His Iphone is in the other room. I have searched him and I found nothing.
Help I think he is driving me crazy
Can a domain name (example.com) have both the IP addresses, IPv6 and IPv4?
Which IP address does a domain name have? IPv6 or IPv4? But I am not sure that it has both or any one at a time.
What can my husband be using in front of our smart tv when he appears to be communicating with someone and looking in the next room. I see no bluetooth or anything in his hands. His Iphone is in the other room. I have searched him and I found nothing.
Help I think he is driving me crazy
