One time somone was going to add 4 letters to the alphabet and have the whole thing type read print show the way it sounds. That would have been too good to ever happen.
Like the US ever fully adopting the metric system.
if all nuts and bolts were all metric that would be so sweet, i could get rid of a whole set of tools. tools which do partially "fit" on the others , but are never right.
How does the CPU know it's temperature? I've been having trouble turning on my computer as I keep getting "CPU fan error". I reapplied thermal paste and got a new heatsink/fan and still the same problem. Could it be a false positive? How can I tell? Any other causes of the error that don't actual...
Microsoft Help Viewer 1.x is the offline help system (local help) developed by Microsoft that ships with Visual Studio 2010 and its associated MSDN Library.
Microsoft Help Viewer 1.x supersedes Microsoft Help 2 which is the help system used by Microsoft Visual Studio 2002/2003/2005/2008 and Office 2007.
This is a new product and does not use any of the old help 2 code base. During development it was referred to as MS Help 3.x. With the growing need for a general Unicode based help system, it has the potential of becoming the next general help system for Windows.
== History ==
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Firstly, SE uses fairly modern stuff in their CSS and JS
secondly, you're changing the document mode without changing the user agent, so even if SE does implement some fallbacks they won't activate correctly as they'd do on a real old browser
Though I doubt SE uses UA detection for fallbacks
And any company mandating the use of IE7 should go die
My Maxdata Artist Harvard SL Pro laptop, dating from 1999, has this port on its back side. I have never seen this anywhere else, neither can I identify the little icon to its side. The size of the port is ca. 1×3 cm. What is it?
hubs should be listed as hubs, and drivered by winders? and show the device path that way, with the hub in the path, but i have never seen what a 3.0 hub looks like, or how it differs.
(never seen external 3.0 hub)
that is my pic from long ago, i dont remember what was screwey about it, but that is how the intel thing looks.
i believed the connection path was shown incorrectally (windows 7)
If a consensus of users having any problems with USB and USb3 exist, it has been the disconnecting thing. Thank to users not returning, or telling how they fixed anything, i still have not figured out what this disconnect problem is, or how anybody solves it for sure.
We have a similar problem here in the US. Corporate-owned infrastructure is causing broadband growth to stagnate. Net neutrality continues to be an issue.
The CMOS battery does not store data. The CMOS battery ensures that the CMOS chip, which does store data, has power. CMOS memory requires power to retain data, so the battery is necessary when no external power is supplied to the computer.
This is why a jumper is usually removed from the moth...
Pirated software is software that has been copied or distributed for free or at a vastly reduced price against the wishes of the creator.
The term "piracy" comes from the music industry and specifically the illegal broadcasting of music without paying a royalty. In the early 1960s this practise ...
This option is actually within the Chrome settings.
Click the options button (3 lines)
Select Settings
Click Advanced Settings
Scroll to the section called Downloads
You can change the location here by ticking the box.
I've noticed that Google servers tend to time out faster than most if a download (e.g. Android apps, Nexus factory images) gets stuck. Is this done as a matter of scalability (by conserving resources)?
I know Google has custom server software. I also understand that megascale environments of the sort Google operates require much finer performance tuning and much more aggressive optimization due to the sheer demands placed on the infrastructure.
(e.g. YouTube thumbnail images for suggested videos don't load until you scroll down the page, which conserves a small but nonetheless significant amount of bandwidth because many users are just watching a single video and will not scroll down)
Your thoughts?
I suppose the tiniest amounts of bandwidth and compute count when your systems need to handle billions of concurrent users...
That answer was so long that I had to build it out over a series of edits, something I don't normally do (and isn't really encouraged by the Stack Exchange system).
I heard a story from 1 bro, that some other bro installed small OS on CPU cache and it worked very fast. Intel® Xeon® Processor E7-8870 v3 has model with 45MB cache. Are there some technologies that allow to use process cache as disk? Did such technologies exist in the past?
If a user leaves an organisation who knew most of the top credentials are there any other precautions that need to be taken other than changing those credentials?
Obviously there is also the standard user leaving stuff like email/VPN access being revoked, mac addresses of their devices being rem...
Garden leave or gardening leave describes the practice where an employee leaving a job – having resigned or otherwise had their employment terminated – is instructed to stay away from work during the notice period, while still remaining on the payroll. This practice is often used to prevent employees from taking with them up-to-date (and perhaps sensitive) information when they leave their current employer, especially when they are leaving to join a competitor. The term is in common use in banking and other financial employment in Britain, Australia and New Zealand.
The term originated in the British...
Never heard of that before (as a concept). I know lots of people who don't actually work for half their notice period but that's usually just to use up any banked holidays that are still to be taken
I was basically told "We're very sorry but we're letting you go. We'll give you pay in lieu of any remaining leave, and 2 in lieu of 2 months notice. Good luck, and you can ask for references"
I worked during my notice period. But that was because I was on gardening leave but offered a reasonable bonus to stay on at work and provide an orderly handover - aka train my replacements - and yes the plural replacements is correct. It took 3 people in Poland (where salaries are lower) to do the same work as I was doing in NL. But then I'd being doing the job for 5 years ...
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I actually did a marathon sysadmin work yesterday on my iPhone 6S Plus, burning down about 30% of my battery in the process.
Went into freshly commissioned server, installed some packages, changed networking config to have more IPs, bricked networking, RDP'ed into my Windows VM (on my dedi), connected to IPMI, unbricked networking, then tried to login to namecheap and wasn't getting the SMS code so I did an hour long live chat copying and pasting numbers and details to the rep to prove I'm me and get the 2FA removed
then added subdomains for the new box
then installed certificates and licenses into openvpnas
all while waiting in the waiting room of a doctor's office (for someone else)
I'm pretty efficient with ssh commands using the custom keyboard in the ServerAuditor app