@JourneymanGeek Yeah. Was interview with potential $boss. He is doing more tele screenings this week but sounded very enthusiastic about my skill set and experience.
the minion was on a conference call to a grumpy customer and this guys name is "Craig" but the minion kept calling him "Crack" and the customer was getting grumpier each time it was said
its just his accent but the customer was not happy
If you just want to make sure the data is dead, smash the disk up with a hammer and screw driver. Or drill through it - as long as you break the platters there's very little chance of data recovery.
However, if you maybe want to reuse/re-sell the drive, then you'll want to get a caddy, and wipe...
A DisplayPort signal can be multiplexed onto a Thunderbolt cable. In fact, multiple DisplayPort signals (Intel Cactus Ridge 4C) can be multiplexed onto the same Thunderbolt cable.
Multiple Thunderbolt monitors may be daisy-chained on the same Thunderbolt cable, provided that the graphics card in...
Can someone help me with a dnsmasq issue I am having? I want to create a Access Point that allows all https requests through since I cannot redirect them without a certificate. However I want all http requests to be sent to my local server which displays my custom login page.
I feel Like I am going to have too many questions. So far I got the access point setup and it redirects everything it gets to my site. https however just goes in circles because I don't know how to say no-resolv to http and resolve to https
i'm pissed off with having to maintain terrible websites, deploy unapproved code despite my objections at the whim of the customer, then having fix the fuck ups from said bad deployments
On a related note- does anyone have experience of making sane recognise scanners? I have a Fujitsu Fi-4120C which is listed by sane-find-scanner ("found USB scanner (vendor=0x04c5, product=0x1041) at libusb:001:009") with corresponding entries in /etc/sane.d/fujitsu.conf; but scanimage complains that there are no SANE devices found
Possibly worth posting an actual Q, but as I haven't used SANE much I wanted to check if I was missing something obvious / doing something stupid first ;-)
(I'm not sure if it being a feed-through scanner changes things)
@djsmiley2k Ok that is helpful. I have no-resolv though right now and I can still get my custom page for any http requests so it is resolving somehow something.
> Between 08:38am PST and 08:47am PST Slack was serving errors for all requests to slack.com. This was caused by a code change that has now been reverted. The status.slack.com was also overloaded during this time and it may have been inaccessible.
> The department ordered the university to make the content accessible to people with disabilities. Berkeley, however, publicly floated an alternative: removing everything from public view.
“In many cases the requirements proposed by the department would require the university to implement extremely expensive measures to continue to make these resources available to the public for free,” Koshland wrote in a Sept. 20 statement. “We believe that in a time of substantial budget deficits and shrinking state financial support, our first obligation is to use our limited resources to support our …
@DavidPostill @Mokubai @djsmiley2k when a government agency is slapped across the news next week for a crappy website leaking data you can thank my bosses
when our marketing press releases land two things will happen: 1. the server will fall over due to load 2. the press will go crazy over the fact that a government sponsored scheme shares a server with porn
yeah, because that's never been defeated by a virus from 1994 before
@Burgi oh
i may of realised what scheme it is xD
is it already advertising for users to sign up for it now? even tho it doesn't really launch for a year or so?
obv. there's lots of goverment schemes but still, timing :D
oh wow hehe
<client> use Dropbox to share files. We don’t support Dropbox in any way.
They have set it up so it sync’s to certain laptops and desktops, especially of those belonging to the marketing teams. Recently, <client>s Dropbox has reached 800GB, which is causing their staff to call us with performance and disk-space issues.
I'm still waiting for renovations. I don't know when it'll happen. My bedroom, along with the rest of the house, needs carpeting replaced with hardwood flooring, and I don't have the furniture needed to build on.
@tereško It's pretty much the best we could afford at the time. I was a student and needed a high-performance machine I could carry with me in a backpack.
Before that, I had an HP laptop which had all sorts of hardware issues, mainly keyboard (the extended warranty was worth it) and now just runs Linux.
@tereško That's official support. Intel Kaby Lake processors have a maximum supported memory spec of DDR4-2400, but you can always run faster memory as long as you have an unlocked chip and Z270 board.
Tom's Hardware did not test with memory faster than 2666.
...and something brilliant just came up on my mind. Consider that Windows often just moves threads around cores for no reason, and that the cores span two CCXs with a penalty for accessing L3$ on a different CCX (like NUMA). One reason we're seeing poor gaming performance is this unnecessary movement of threads. Speeding up the Infinity Fabric reduces this penalty by allowing the data to move across CCXs faster.
The fast memory advantage will shrink once Windows is patched to not shuffle threads around unnecessarily, but it will still be there as data always has to move across cores from time to time.
If you just want to make sure the data is dead, smash the disk up with a hammer and screw driver. Or drill through it - as long as you break the platters there's very little chance of data recovery.
However, if you maybe want to reuse/re-sell the drive, then you'll want to get a caddy, and wipe...
