Canadian Luke

@Criggie Ya, I actually use an app that scans the barcode (or QR code or whatever code) and reproduces it. I use that in place of 95% of my loyalty cards

So you could do the baseball method, or the "fish tape" method. Either way, when you pull from multiple boxes at a time, use electrical tape and make sure every other cable is a couple inches from the end of the next one (to create almost an arrow-like formation). You could try a cross bow, but it's not something I'm recommending

@Criggie Baseball, electrical tape around the ends of the cable, and throw it with lots of slack in the line. I've used fishing poles (the wire kind), but they're annoying unless you're doing a lot at one time, and are overkill for one-off runs. I've heard of people using RC cars, but never saw it myself

When there's a budget... I'll get a new router and server. Still rockin' the old AMD E-350 mini-ITX mobo with 4x2TB WD Red drives and 8 GB of DDR2 RAM... But it's light on power and noise

On Friday, I was helping a co-worker setup a print server at one of his sites, remotely... And I forgot one important note that I put in my instructions... I just failed to follow my own advice

I know it's not foolproof (as evidenced on Friday for myself), but it's at least a start

Are you documenting your journey so you don't repeat the mistakes next time?

Omg, I just noticed what your avatar was, Criggie.... Lol, good one

To tell the difference between a scientist and a labouror, ask them to pronounce "unionized"

> Network Unlock requires Windows Deployment Services (WDS) in the environment where the feature will be utilized. Configuration of the WDS installation isn't required. However, the WDS service must be running on the server.

Ahhh. Ya, that sucks then. At least someone isolated the egress before you got there

I miss old XP machines :P Have you tried seeing if you could virtualize it?

@Criggie What are you learning in AD?

Sign up as a developer?

Lol, got it :) Never heard that one before

RUD? I can't find an acronym for that? And doesn't nginx have a -t parameter to check the config files?

What browser?

"Cloud" means accessed over the untrusted Internet. "Private" can be on-prem (accessed within your org only or over the Internet) or in another data center (but you maintain all access and control to the system).

Ha - I think the person who commented a mistake on my 14 year old post downvoted it too :rofl:

Got a comment about an answer I posted 14 years ago that the program I suggested doesn't meet the requirements.... But the answer right below suggesting the same app was untouched :rofl:

Howdy

I disable all Chrome notifications, even for my users at work. Too many "Your computer is infected! Click here to fix it" notifications, especially in the middle of, say Canva presentations

Sometimes, people just don't want to advance their products the way the consumers ask

It happens. Glad it's up and running though!

No...?

Usually, most systems I've used will prefer the discrete card, but should be configurable through the BIOS

Welcome to the new comers! Would be great if this chat got popular again

So you can either jumper it (normally closed), or disable it within the BIOS for future

@JourneymanGeek So the Case Open jumper near the TPM

@JourneymanGeek Is the sensor hooked up, or is it always open?

@barlop Cause of a feature of FAT - they deleted the first character of a filename, and that marked it as deleted. Undelete would just look for files with a missing first letter (and that's why you have to tell it what the first letter is to undelete it)

I thought the forbidden pleasure was to melt all the solder into a muffin tin :P

One that you can control both internal and external interfaces with. A Linux or BSD-based router would likely be what you want if you're tracing traffic. For viewing traffic, you gotta be a bit more specific what you're trying to read, as some things are impossible without more info

That's better

talk-about-it.ca/rsync-to-windows

@JourneymanGeek Gonna post my instructions on my blog. Let me know if it works for you or if I skipped a step

Alright, I'll work on it next week (work week is done in a few minutes)

@JourneymanGeek Just re-read this - do you want me to write up what I did to get it working?

@justuser Nope, just wait for it to expire (or monitor and vote to reopen, if required, after it's been closed)

Sorry, accidently prevented room freezing

Ah... Aaaahh.... AAAHHH CHOOOOO!

:-/

(NOTE: They posted the same nonsense on Meta; their SU question was squashed though)

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NVM, I see it

@Ramhound What answer did you post?

:)

@music2myear Flag the post for attention; that should expediate it