@KevinSoviero Early member of SF, hasn't been around in a long time and still has top ten reputation. He's be 100k plus easily if he had stayed. He was known for being a bit stinging in his responses to people.
@ewwhite He moved from driving trains back to IT, and I think he got scolded a few too many times for his liking, yeah. He floats through questions once in a while, but hasn't been in chat in fo'ever.
actually, come to think of it, every job I have enjoyed that I have ever had involved toss-into-the-deep-end training
when I was with hitachi ID you were allowed about 4 months of self-directed study on the major products, and if by then you couldn't handle pretty much any support call you got sacked.
@wesleydavid because I got a 20k a year raise, unlimited work from home, stock options, and completely flexible work hours to go somewhere else and never have to answer a support call again :)
so now I get out of bed at noon, manually assemble bytecode and validate it in a debugger, disappear at random through the workday, and go to bed sometime around 0300.
but, I'd totally recommend hitachi ID to anyone hunting for work in calgary, montreal, or dallas... the type of people who answer questions here would be a pretty good fit there too.
oh, also, everyone who works there has unbridled contempt for ITIL, remedy, HPSM, clarify, etc., and all the internal systems are linux-based.
how can we determine %sy process that is Consuming CPU.
In the following case there is no netfilter and traffic is under 1 mbps.but still system process are taking too much cpu and cpu usage for niced process are also high.How can we determine the process consuming CPU from system level.
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I have a laptop which has SSH server set up. When laptop is connected to my home network — there's no problem, since I can setup port forwarding at the Router. The question, will I be able to make my laptop accept connections being connected to a public wifi network, which gives me only the ip ad...
I wonder why he wants to connect to the laptop. Usually you lug a laptop around to connect to a server via SSH. Not the ssh into the machine in your lap. You use console access for that.
If you lug along a laptop and connect it to a public wifi network then getting a firewall in front of it gets interesting (well, except if you lug around a portable FW unit)
@Hennes he's a physics freak so like to get it all as right as possible, but then he pretty quickly hit a point when he started screaming that it's not THAT accurate physics-wise, so wrote to the creators explaining his issues - geek!
@Olipro For many years, I disabled Ctrl-Alt-Delete in /etc/inittab because I would frequently get accidental reboots on my Linux systems from people who would make that mistake.
Damnit @MDmarra I was typing out a detailed answer to that question when I see the little "A new answer has been added to this post" and of course it's you! Blast!
I host a website with a game client that uses TCP for connections. I am currently looking for a way to proxy my connections from one server to my origin server. I have tested Iptables forwarding and I have found that whilst it works HaProxy seems to perform better. The problem I'm facing is HaPro...
This is how OCD I am - I log in to a machine as local Administrator. I join it to the domain. Then I log in again as domain\Administrator, and now I get a new profile named Administrator.Domain, because the machine already had a profile named Administrator on it. I then boot the machine off of a separate boot disk just so I can delete both profiles off the drive so that next time I log in to the machine as domain administrator, my profile name on that machine will be just Administrator. :P
my mother in law's kitchen now has a retro-industrial look. Aka all wood paneling removed, which uncovered 1970's red/green paint. All tiles and all kitchen cabinets removed, giving it an industrial look :)
I'm trying to print random values from an array. I understand that arrays are zero index, but what i don't understand is why you have to state `-1` -- like so
`$list = rand(0 ,count($members) -1);`
-1 scares me. i feel like it's going to exclude an item. and there's endless content online about`rand` -- not much is helping
how can we determine %sy process that is Consuming CPU.
In the following case there is no netfilter and traffic is under 1 mbps.but still system process are taking too much cpu and cpu usage for niced process are also high.How can we determine the process consuming CPU from system level.
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