Unless the Yankees can do something about the Arod and Teixeira contracts that they're choking on, they're going to be in trouble for the next half decade
Using Google, Google Translate and the info in that guys profile, you could find out quite a bit about him. Who's up for sending the "evil man" than runs his school network an e-mail? Just sayin...
On a school there is a evil man who administrates the network and this man has set the network up with a lot of restrictions like the ability to only use his DNS-server that's not evil that's frikkin common sense.
I have written a powershell script that zips the contents of a folder and sends it to a server for backup. The issue is that the copy process doesn't wait for the zip process to finish. I have tried using Out-Null and Wait-Process, and nothing seems to be working. OUt-Null just doesn't do anyt...
@mdmarra Fun Fact: The system we use to achieve HEOA compliance will also give the names of the offending material without requiring Take Down Notices.
As long as your firewall (ip-tables) allows ICMP requests, anyone who can reach the subnet your computer is on can ping your machine.
It is also very likely that on a brand new install, ICMP is allowed.
I can't tell if I should flag it
The question is already closed
And since you guys would probably get to the flag first...
If you go aftermarket and the battery blows up / catches fire you're limited to what you can recover from the battery maker ($0). If you buy Genuine Apple Parts and something goes wrong Genuine Apple Money will pay to keep you quiet
@David My experience has been that the cheapo batteries don't last as long, and don't put up with as much abuse... I still tend to buy them as they cost 1/10 and last 1/3 as long.
@ewwhite That pro tip to post up on Indeed.com is working out pretty well. I've not been getting ANY non-appropriate requests to apply from recruiters via Indeed.
Honestly, I'm about ready to walk out of here. The fact that I'm still getting solid leads is rather heartening.
. . . Have you read the Apache manual? there's a whole section on this that tells you where to place the directives (Inside an appropriate <Directory> context, possibly several of them...) — voretaq74 mins ago
. . . Have you read the Apache manual? there's a whole section on this that tells you where to place the directives (Inside an appropriate <Directory> context, possibly several of them...) — voretaq75 mins ago
@ewwhite Got no complaints. My boss gets pissy again today I'll turn in my notice. I'm flying out for vacation in 35 days anyway, so I'll put that for my end-date so that I can still cash out my two weeks of PTO I have coming to me.
His MO is to be really chummy informally and trying to be friends with everyone, but make sure that nobody's talking points get any airtime but his own by using politics debate tactics. Really shitty management style right there.
@Adrian when the lowest man on the totem pole (as far as knowledge/skill level) is acting as if he runs your department, and management isn't doing anything about it - it's time to go.
$5k range windows with $1k/year raises automatically. If you get hired in at the top of the window, oh well, you had it better than the guy who started $3k below you.
I'm looking at a configuration for an Enterasys layer 3 switch. I'm trying to diagnose why traffic is going a particular way. One of the route commands has the keyword "recursive" in it. The command exactly is:
What does the keyword "recursive" imply?
ip route 192.168.0.0/24 192.168.0.2 recursi...
@vCole Recently we had a level 1 tech support person tell a client the wireless network could have bad performance if there's more than 10 users on it.
Boy that backlashed
Said client asked for a technical expertise on the WiFi network proving that it could handle the number of clients we had on it
@gparent those are sort of like what this person is doing
It's like dude, stfu and get out of my way. I don't mind helping someone if they want to learn, and if that takes extra time - that's fine. But when you're just getting in the way for the sake of just doing it, to make my life difficult we have a problem.
I recently installed Windows 8, and during the out of the box setup, I skipped setting up a Microsoft account. Now I am unable to access the Store.
I receive the error:
We weren't able to connect to the Store. This might have happened because of a server problem or the network connection tim...
@r.tanner.f Oh, I discovered the answer not long after I posted the bounty. I'm just waiting to see if anyone else comes up with it, before I let the 100 rep go to waste.
@voretaq7 Works very well for me. The main reason I chose it, though, is that they're better with NATted connections; they have a nice utility aiccu which just autoconfigures your tunnel and punches it through NAT for you.
I have written a powershell script that zips the contents of a folder and sends it to a server for backup. The issue is that the copy process doesn't wait for the zip process to finish. I have tried using Out-Null and Wait-Process, and nothing seems to be working. OUt-Null just doesn't do anyt...
As long as your firewall (ip-tables) allows ICMP requests, anyone who can reach the subnet your computer is on can ping your machine.
It is also very likely that on a brand new install, ICMP is allowed.
I'm looking at a configuration for an Enterasys layer 3 switch. I'm trying to diagnose why traffic is going a particular way. One of the route commands has the keyword "recursive" in it. The command exactly is:
What does the keyword "recursive" imply?
ip route 192.168.0.0/24 192.168.0.2 recursi...
I recently installed Windows 8, and during the out of the box setup, I skipped setting up a Microsoft account. Now I am unable to access the Store.
I receive the error:
We weren't able to connect to the Store. This might have happened because of a server problem or the network connection tim...
