Also, if it's bad enough to be delete worthy, flag it as such to get a mod to nuke it, or point it out to 3 10k+ users, who can use their delete votes to achieve that goal.
Kinda finding it hard to use all mine every day, so I'd welcome the opportunity.
I discovered Air Crash Investigations is on YouTube. Idly watching firey wrecks while I study ground shit for my checkride. Notice the reenactment video has a new-style digital artificial horizon (tall square thing). The investigation team bit has them disassemble a 1940s black-ball one like this. Did the NTSB recover parts from a different wreck, or were the Discovery Channel people too cheap to scrap a new gyro?
Oh yeah, in that case you'll have trouble getting lots of rep here. But you may learn a lot anyway. I like to read through some of the highest rated users' old answers.
Basically, jackass boy wants me to explain/justify why I wasted $20,000 in company money, because I bought 60 such drives for our file servers (2TB, 7200k RPM), and they cost ~$500 a piece. <sigh>
@MichaelHampton Honestly, I don't think I'm even going to explain it to him. He likes to micromanage, and I'm going to tell him (politely) to fuck off and stop second-guessing my decisions with stupid shit he saw in a flyer or find a new admin.
@MichaelHampton I bought a server that came with 6... 450 GB 15K SAS drives.
That counts, right?
(For personal use, of course.)
Oh, and while you're here, @MichaelHampton ... you're not using your delete votes, you should rectify that. :p
@MichaelHampton Yeah, that's kinda the problem I'm facing with the 15K SAS drives I've got. Can't find a use for them that's not better served by SSDs, or bigger nearline SAS drives. :(
A little painful having, what's on paper, a couple grand in drives that are basically useless to me.
@JourneymanGeek It'll probably be something like that. But probably not for a few years, still. I can't find anything that tops out the custom one I built... some number of years ago... maybe 3 by now?
tl;dr:
Please vote more; both up and down.
Why you should all (ok, almost all) vote more:
Admittedly, when it comes to voting, I'm a bit like the porcupine in the Dilbert cartoon at the end of this post...
But Iain's comment the other day was dead on:
what we need is more people who are ac...
@Ward makes more sense now. That's the only thing I kind of don't fully agree with too.
Quite a lot of questions aren't really good enough to deserve an up vote ~ many of the questions we get on SF could be answered if the OP read some documentation ~ but not doing so doesn't mean they deserve a downvote
I'm looking for a way to use my network wireless card as a classic access point under Server 2012, in purpose to share the internet connection of the server.
I also would like to use the DHCP Server to attribute IP once a client is connect through the wireless network.
Any idea on how to do that ?
@JoelESalas Heh. The one I had at IBM was in my name. They we had to go through the tortuous process of getting things reimburned. Talk about a nightmare.
@JoelESalas Well, more like a caricature of LA suburbs. Which is fine if you like lots of identical condos, strip malls, and having to drive a couple miles to do anything.
Depending on the neighborhood, Seattle is walkable for most things.
@JoelESalas Very different cities. Eastside is very Republican and highly uptight. Seattle's a major Hippietown
That sucks. Went through my answers. 24 accepted out of 107.
@JoelESalas You also scheduled your training for one of the most amazing Autumns I've ever seen here. It's crisp and cool, but it's been sunny for almost 3 months straight.
Just watching the UK X-Factor and there's a very nervous guy who clearly can't believe he's on the show, I just suggested to my family that they should let him win but then inject him with something to make him sleep and wake him up sat in his normal clothes at a bus-stop on Monday morning and have everyone around him make out he was just dreaming, forever. They looked at me with utter horror.
I'm trying to install PHP5, by compiling it myself.
I'm doing this on Crunchbang Linux, version 11. Specifically, the version using the 3.2 kernel. Crunchbang 11 is based on Debian. This is a 64-bit Virtual machine, running on a 64-bit Win7 Professional. Using Virtualbox 4.2
This is my sources....
@MichaelHampton Well, not so much deprecated as superceded, as least within the LTSP community. It's generally considered good practice to use SNAT for static IPs and Masquarade for systems that have a dynamic IP that floats around.
I fscking hate NAT too, but only 1 of my ISPs is live with IPv6 so far anyway.
Within the next week or so, I'll be setting up an AT&T U-verse modem with 5 usable static public IP addresses. I plan to register a domain name to 1 of the 5 static IPs (remaining 4 unregistered), and run a website from a single server setup in my home LAN.
I'll skip the long winded reason ...
@Adrian OK, I see the difference now. MASQUERADE drops tracked connections if the link goes down. Useful for dyanmic IP but not so much for a static IP...
@HopelessN00b Did you really just edit a deleted answer? :)
I'm trying to install PHP5, by compiling it myself.
I'm doing this on Crunchbang Linux, version 11. Specifically, the version using the 3.2 kernel. Crunchbang 11 is based on Debian. This is a 64-bit Virtual machine, running on a 64-bit Win7 Professional. Using Virtualbox 4.2
This is my sources....
Picture and text side by side by using html formatting works when using Outlook 2010. I just inserted the picture from file, inserted a text block and pasted words.
On the receiving end, the email showed the picture above the text in line.
How can I prevent this formatting change on the reci...
I wonder if I ever can convince anybody that there is no way you decide how your HTML looks for every random person/browser/mail client with html ego/whatever
@Iain I'd never had one go past 12. This one plays like he's 5 though. Unless something gets him with sudden organ failure or he breaks something, he's got at least another 5 years in him.
@MichaelHampton I can't see how/why it was deleted. The cleaning fairies delete stuff @about 03:00 UTC on Saturday mornings but that doesn't seem to fit their MO
@ShaneMadden it doesn't say who deleted it which it would even for a mod
I have installed an HP DeskJet 4620 driver on a win 7 machine.
All works perfectly for several days, and than printing is not longer possible. Instead I get the message: "Unable to communicate with printer".
This happened on every Win 7 PC I tried, and none of the HP/MS sites contain any releva...
A few minutes ago I noticed the mysterious disappearance of 65 reputation from my Server Fault account. On looking into it, I found that this question, which I'd answered last month, had been deleted. Strangely, though, it doesn't seem to have been deleted by a moderator or the community, but aut...
@MichaelHampton I can't see any reason either. Maybe ask a question in mSO about why the question you ask in mSO got migrated? I'd upvote that. And get a cheap laugh.
What might have happened here is that the question was automatically culled as a rejected migration. Since your question originated in Stack Overflow, when closed here it was automatically locked and the migration rejected, at which point the Stack Overflow version of it would be shown as closed as off topic (you'd have to dig in it's history to find out that it was once migrated). Rejected migrations do get automatically deleted at some point (I think after a month), but I'm uncertain on whether they get deleted when they've got answers at the target site. — Yannis Rizos1 min ago
Looks like the SE developers fuctitup, or is how I read that answer. :)
I just ran out too... damn, some people are really loose with the close-votes, though. Ended up having to vote do not close a bunch of times, which really seems futile, given that it doesn't do anything at all. Seems like it should cancel out a close vote, or something. :(