If Windows wasn’t such an unmitigated disaster a lot of its issues wouldn’t be encountered. My issue? I reluctantly chose to “reset” my Windows 10 isntallation (after a hard crash rendered Windows unbootabke and apparently unrepairable - believe me I tried a dozen different things).
So I chose...
A bit more seriously, it's a shame that people like that don't seek help from genuine subject matter experts, rather than relying on Google and grinding away on their own. By the time they post a lengthy rant like that one, it's simply too late.
staff member pls: if you are going to write your password down for me, please don't write it in your weird all caps handwriting... Are those big caps or little caps? :|
Yes but that would be a problem that's independent from GDPR, right? After all if you do build a model you're trying to abstract something. Rarely would you need to explain "This model is to emulate the behavior of John from accounting at finding all the excel macro bugs".
I'm starting to get a collection of computers at home and to support them I have my "server" linux box running a RAID array.
Its currently mdadm RAID-1, going to RAID-5 once I have more drives (and then RAID-6 I'm hoping for). However I've heard various stories about data getting corrupted on on...
the Debian and Ubuntu 'mdadm' package contains the file
/etc/cron.d/mdadm
which in turns the first sunday of each month will run the command
/usr/share/mdadm/checkarray --cron --all --idle --quiet
that will check all your arrays for consistency (unless you set AUTOCHECK to false in /etc/...
I have come up with a rather messy hack that appears to solve my issue.
// Check if the postcode is a partial Mancunian postcode
if($postcode[0]==="M" && strlen($postcode) <= 4){
if($postcode[1]==6){
$manchester_postcode = "Salford ".$postcode;
}else{
$manchester_postcode...
i just remembered in one of my first real jobs we had a database system and the sales IDs hit 999999 and then rolled over and broke everything for a week
@GnomeSlice I got Trials Fusion for free this week and it's pretty good, but there's one level I can't even beat. I spent 50+ retries on a single checkpoint and couldn't do it.
[Thu Jun 14 21:00:22.575294 2018] [:error] [pid 4591] [client 193.169.252.81:52936] script '/var/www/localhost/htdocs/milkme.co.uk/wp-login.php' not found or unable to stat, referer: http://milkme.co.uk/wp-login.php >
If Windows wasn’t such an unmitigated disaster a lot of its issues wouldn’t be encountered. My issue? I reluctantly chose to “reset” my Windows 10 isntallation (after a hard crash rendered Windows unbootabke and apparently unrepairable - believe me I tried a dozen different things).
So I chose...
the Debian and Ubuntu 'mdadm' package contains the file
/etc/cron.d/mdadm
which in turns the first sunday of each month will run the command
/usr/share/mdadm/checkarray --cron --all --idle --quiet
that will check all your arrays for consistency (unless you set AUTOCHECK to false in /etc/...
I have come up with a rather messy hack that appears to solve my issue.
// Check if the postcode is a partial Mancunian postcode
if($postcode[0]==="M" && strlen($postcode) <= 4){
if($postcode[1]==6){
$manchester_postcode = "Salford ".$postcode;
}else{
$manchester_postcode...
How can I reload the page using JavaScript? I need a method that works in all browsers.
