What's really cool is that users are tracking ahead of growth. Which indicates that people are finding the community, using it, and the growth is being driven healthily by a direct correlation to increased people - e.g. it's not coming from bots or automation, and not from huge changes in behaviour but from the site simply growing across the board.
Has any of this stuff been fixed?
https://mangolassi.it/topic/16307/i-hope-wiki-js-does-not-fail
https://mangolassi.it/topic/16033/wiki-js-not-saving-colors
https://mangolassi.it/topic/16245/wiki-js-editing-works-poorly-on-ios
@coliver said in Cisco Security Vulnerability Thread.:
@scottalanmiller said in Cisco Security Vulnerability Thread.:
@travisdh1 said in Cisco Security Vulnerability Thread.:
Our monthly hardcoded root credentials are in.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/cisco-weve-killed-another-critical-hard-coded-root-password-bug-patch-urgently/
Definitely showing that even becoming famous for having hard coded creds, they won't change any till caught and forced to change them.
I mean the people that buy Cisco probably don't care too much.
Good point. Or at all.
@obsolesce said in Resume check:
@scottalanmiller said in Resume check:
@obsolesce said in Resume check:
Is the line stating references are available upon request needed? If a potential employer needs references, won't they ask unless they see that?
I don't think that it is, it's always assumed. There should always be references, and they should always be by request. As long as it all fits on one page, it's okay either way.
I wouldn't put references on the resume... that part comes much later and IMO has no place on resumes.
Agreed, I avoid anything that is obvious, unnecessary, redundant, etc. I keep the CV very lean, just the bits that matter.
@scottalanmiller said in Help with IIS Security:
Sorry that we could not narrow it down more.
It is an obscure issue that is hard to troubleshoot with out seeing it. The application is probably the better fix, I just wanted a easier workaround and was hoping someone had seen it before.
I typically run with Dahua (or Hikvision in a pinch) mixed with their own branded NVRs or, if software based, BlueIris.
Both models of cameras are professional grade and look the part but can be a little costly.
The Dahua cameras have several models with the "Starlight" sensor which makes low light situations look fantastic and easy to identify.
Check out https://ipcamtalk.com for tons of reviews, footage, etc of many different cameras.
Dahua aren't usually sold to "end users" in North America but there's a guy on Alibaba that ships straight from China cheaply and with NA firmware. He's highly used on IPCamTalk and I've personally purchased a few dozen cameras from him. https://www.aliexpress.com/store/1859367
@coliver said in Looking for a Web Developer job as Immigrant in Winnipeg Canada:
@darrel said in Looking for a Web Developer job as Immigrant in Winnipeg Canada:
UPDATE! It's so damn cold out here in Winterpeg!!
Man... wrong time of year to move to a the cold white north.
Yep, 4C out here.
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Most SD cards are not designed with running an OS in mind. The log files and swap when needed severally impact their life span. If it's just this one Pi, then you might want to try replacing the Pi as well.
@gjacobse said in Hot Topics for MangoCon 2019:
And can it be late enough in the year so I can attend? At least I hope that I can swing it as I don't do as much IT as I once did.
It is supposed to be in late spring last time I had a conversation with anyone about this.
That was pretty much the point of skipping this year anything would’ve been too soon
@nerdydad said in DFW SpiceCorps - 9/18/2018:
@aaronstuder said in DFW SpiceCorps - 9/18/2018:
@scottalanmiller said in DFW SpiceCorps - 9/18/2018:
Will they let me in this time? I'd like to come up, but the Makerspace is very unwelcoming. Remember they turned me away last time that I showed up there.
Why?
Probably effects of the inifiban he got from the mothership.
No, this was a year ago and unrelated to Spiceworks. This was purely about the MakerSpace. No one was allowed in when I was there. I was a few minutes late, so however the other people got in, was closed off when I arrived.
@gilberto said in raid partition 0:
Excuse my ignorance. Now I was installing x2go. If I partition the hdd in raid 0 I also need to rebuild the operating system or just x2go. thank you.
To reiterate: Any time you are reconfiguring an array, you lose everything on the array.
If you want to keep the data, you must back the data up to a separate medium and restore it once you are done configuring the array.
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