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chemodax
4mo ago
One quite convenient thing is that Windows Installer packages can be installed via Group Policy, making deployment for new nodes work like a charm. How is a sysadmin supposed do this with scripts?
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chemodax
4mo ago
May be it's a fashion? Like using Electron/Edge for Start Menu.
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chemodax
4mo ago
Maybe an unpopular opinion, but I am missing the old Microsoft these days. How did we end up in the world where technologies like Windows Installer are replaced with PowerShell scripts that downloads software from the Internet?
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Docker on Windows Server Felt Easier After I Tried VisualDock Server
(virtualizationhowto.com)
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chemodax
4mo ago
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MySQL GitHub repository did not have commits for three months
(github.com)
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chemodax
8mo ago
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chemodax
9mo ago
As far I remember NAND/NOR memory (used for SSD) is very slow to *erase*. The erase operation can be performed only by big chunks, requires higher voltage etc. SSD vendors circumvent this by adding several layers of write buffers to ac
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chemodax
9mo ago
I recommend to look at Kärcher RCV 5. High quality. https://www.kaercher.com/us/home-garden/robot-vacuums-and-mo...
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chemodax
9mo ago
You could try VisualDrive Server (self-hosted OneDrive server): https://www.axiorema.com/visualdrive-server/
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chemodax
9mo ago
It's a no-brainer: if you query less, it works faster. Especially in post-spectre world.
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chemodax
11mo ago
It seems Azure FrontDoor is affected, because our private VM works fine in different regions.
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chemodax
11mo ago
For me the same. It's very confusing that status page [1] is green [1]: https://azure.status.microsoft/en-us/status
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chemodax
1y ago
I think there is relatively cheap way to reduce such scams: make it mandatory for banks etc to perform “training” of the clients. Regularly make a call to clients asking for sensitive data. Then block account if client provides this data.
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chemodax
3y ago
No. I don't say about real statistic date. I say only about people's *perception* about risk.
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chemodax
3y ago
This is definitely propaganda comment: eating mushrooms in Russia is never considered as risky.
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Software firm WANdisco suspends shares amid ‘fraudulent irregularities’
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U.S. Believes Ukrainians Were Behind an Assassination in Russia
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Digital finance: agreement reached on European crypto-assets regulation (MiCA)
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4y ago
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House Passes Bill Urging Biden to Sell Seized Russian Yachts to Aid Ukraine
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4y ago
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Crypto exchange Binance limits services in Russia after EU sanctions
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4y ago
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Ukraine strikes fuel depot in Russia's Belgorod
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4y ago
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/dPXEb
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Russian War and the Cloud's Future
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4y ago
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chemodax
4y ago
The interesting thing that "Smart licensing" enabled devices cannot update license renewal and most likely will stop working in month or two.
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Cisco stops all services in Russia and Belarus
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4y ago
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Adobe stops all new sales in Russia
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Grammarly has suspended service in Russia and Belarus
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Do Amazon ads bring in more cash than AWS?
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6y ago
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Apache foundation ousts TinkerPop project co-founder for tweets
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6y ago
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6y ago
We're using ESE NT in our product and I'd like to say it's a great DB. Yes, it's have some limitation and quirks, but overall it's great DB. For us killing feature is efficient handling of binary BLOB columns.
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Google's 'Cloud Print' service is shutting down soon
(techspot.com)
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6y ago
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