I really considered making custom streaming source clients out of raspberry pis for that streaming customer of mine a while back. It could have been cool.
Having said that, I've seen plenty of PCs on the floor that are retired for obsolescence, in working order, with fans that no longer turn, so I'm not sure the moving parts thing matters.
@Nick That's not a win/fail penguin, that's a socially awkward and socially awesome penguin. And it's not meant to be used for things like this, it's for 180 degree changes in social situations
So, you did exactly what I suggested, and (I'm assuming it worked), yet you type up and accept your own answer? Instead of accepting mine? — BigHomieFeb 26 at 11:53
Well I have good news and I have bad news. Good news is I got my first CUDA application working. Bad news is that it's slower than my earlier CPU version. >:(
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@cole What kind of backups? I don't bother taking system-level backups from SQL Servers very often. I take one system-level backup per week, and I take full backups of the database nightly and transaction logs every 2 hours
------------- So I'm admittedly not an Apple Server guy so maybe it was obvious, but how do you know this question: http://superuser.com/questions/830257/the-osx-process-that-wont-die isn't dealing with an Apple Server and the guy is a sysadmin?
> I'm a very good Snr. Developer, 11 years experience. Focus on the Microsoft and Java stacks C#, ASP .Net, IIS & MS-SQL. Java 1.6 JSF Tomcat JBoss WebSpare Oracle.
What can I do? Hopefully you can explain your problem better so that anyone has any idea what hell you're talking about. That's where I'd start, at least. — HopelessN00b19 secs ago
And that kind of "question" was my whole freaking day today. God damn cuntly Kentucky mother fuckers.
@TheCleaner Hmm. Seeing as how you're here, and you Windows, do you know of any quick, easy, scriptable way to check if a WinRM or PowerShell Remoting session is possible, without just trying to connect? (Because that gets me hundreds of failure messages flooding my PS window.)
[root@proddb02 ~]# fio-update-iodrive fusion_3.2.8-20140508.fff
WARNING: DO NOT TURN OFF POWER OR RUN ANY IODRIVE UTILITIES WHILE THE FIRMWARE UPDATE IS IN PROGRESS
Please wait...this could take a while
You know your company you work for is suffering when they deny your CAT-6 cable 1000ft box l purchase request for 60 bucks... swear to god I am gonna get laid off lol
@RyJones Maybe I will not know till tomorrow. purchasing and corporate are on the other side of the country they just closed lol they do this all the time
WSManFault Message = The client cannot connect to the destination specified in the request. Verify that the service on the dest ination is running and is accepting requests. Consult the logs and documentation for the WS-Management service running o n the destination, most commonly IIS or WinRM. If the destination is the WinRM service, run the following command on the destination to analyze and configure the WinRM service: "winrm quickconfig".
- Installing dell_dup_componentid_20137 - 1.98Installation failed for package: dell_dup_componentid_20137 - 1.98
aborting update...
The error message from the low-level command was:
Failed to access Virtual USB Device
So, Dell switches don't understand that some countries have daylight savings over newyears period; it insists that DST start month must be before the end month
I have a stack of brand new Dell N2048 switches. I am doing the initial setup, and am wanting to set up Daylight Savings Time for Australia.
Our DST runs from October to April every year, but the switch will not let me configure this date/time span:
Error: Recurring summer time start value...
@freiheit Don't get me started. I dealt with an appliance that was heinous with that. The UI and logs had spelling errors. And this was a US company, so they can't blame translators.
@ewwhite Here's a dirty little secret about those cheap crappy home routers. The WAN port is actually part of the same switch as all the other ports. It's only separated by a VLAN, which the firmware hides from the user.
I saw a question asking "What is a VLAN?" So I guess the only stupid question is the one not asked.
I somewhat understand how VLAN works, but not physically.
I have my router on the main floor -- one LAN port is going to an 8 port switch, and that switch connects a caption phone, printer, and...
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I have a stack of brand new Dell N2048 switches. I am doing the initial setup, and am wanting to set up Daylight Savings Time for Australia.
Our DST runs from October to April every year, but the switch will not let me configure this date/time span:
Error: Recurring summer time start value...
I saw a question asking "What is a VLAN?" So I guess the only stupid question is the one not asked.
I somewhat understand how VLAN works, but not physically.
I have my router on the main floor -- one LAN port is going to an 8 port switch, and that switch connects a caption phone, printer, and...
