@travisdh1 said in WINGET: Not available on Win10.:

I found that the name has changed to UniGetUI recently. I've been using it recently since it does all the Windows repositories I know about.

I seem to remember WingetUI,.. But This is a case of a fresh install of Win10 not having the 'updated MS Store' that even has the native Microsoft Winget.

I will however take a look at UniGetUI.. My goal maybe was simply just staying out of the MS Store,.. and using CLI like chocolatey, apt-get and the similar...

@Oksana said in What is the Best Type-2 Hypervisor?:

1200_628_Oracle Virtual Box vs VM Workstation vs [email protected]

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This graphic is very deceptive. The article never mentions using QEMU with VirtualBox, only KVM.

@Obsolesce said in Decrypting a LUKS encrypted drive at boot:

@DustinB3403 Oh is it the boot/os drive of a VM?

No it wouldn't be the boot partition, but a secondary array (R1).

@EddieJennings said in Decrypting a LUKS encrypted drive at boot:

I know it's not your ideal, but have you tried to use /etc/crypttab and store the key in a file somewhere that's owned by root and has 400 permissions, just to see if that method can do the automatic unlocking of the encrypted device?

If you're making said file that /etc/crypttab will use remember to do echo -n 'whatever' > yourfile, instead of just echo, else you'll bang your head against the wall not understanding why the stored password isn't working. Ask me how I know. 😉

I haven't tried it.

@dbeato said in Decrypting a LUKS encrypted drive at boot:

Did this work for you? https://www.malachisoord.com/2023/11/04/decrypt-additiona-luks-encrypted-volumes-on-boot/

I've never seen it, will review.

For Windows I have used this PowerShell

https://github.com/fire1ce/DDNS-Cloudflare-PowerShell

@Obsolesce said in The Most Effective Meetings:

@MrWright4hire said in The Most Effective Meetings:

Isn't it funny how we may disagree about being there for someone until we're the someone that needs the help

Is calling a meeting to take the time of several people or more really the most effective use of resources if one needs help with something? I can't agree to that.

Allow me to clear my thoughts up for everyone.

Scenario #1:
When you call a meeting and there's really not much to talk about from a business pov. However, you are aware that a team member is having issues and struggling at work. You open the dialog, without pointing fingers, how you have notice the issues. And how you need to address it before it gets out of hand. Like I said, instead of calling someone out, let it be known that anyone with the issues should come and discuss the issues. You not taking up extra resources. You're bringing awareness and depend on what the issue is, educating your team for a better work environment.

AND

Scenario #2:
Co-workers don't get along. That needs to be address and nipped in the bud quick, fast and in a hurry.

There's issues you can address in public and in private without wasting time or resources.

This doesn't have to be trivial, I'm basically just saying that people are important when it comes to a team. Just make sure all is good for a great team results.