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    Congrats on diving into Linux. I bet that you will find that BASH scripting is dramatically easier to get into than PowerShell too. 🙂

  • Rackspace Account Access Loss

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    That's a bit scary!

  • ML Performance Issues on Safari

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    Mine seemed fine today. Might have been the wireless.

  • Zoho Assist

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  • Backblaze HDD Report "Best" HDD

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    Commodity, replaceable nodes. That's the common new approach. Nearly everyone is doing that today. It is tough for the small businesses, though, where they are lucky to have a single node. Works great when you are replacing old, legacy UNIX machines or something but when you are replacing a single, cheap node you generally can't find the budget to go to two, cheaper nodes.

  • Plantronics C054: Splitter needed

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    @thanksaj Yikes

    Call it a day (week) and get some sleep

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    @Dashrender said:

    While you might not have a drive fail, there are so many other factors that could, this definitely seems like the wrong approach.

    No kidding. This is so completely the wrong approach. Five nines? That's nothing in storage. Lots of providers provide that today out of the box. It's just the drive replacement piece that needs to be automated and honestly, that's trivial.

  • Free Month of vCloud Air

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    @scottalanmiller said:

    vCloud is a product that you buy, it's not a service. VMware has a cloud service, but that isn't it. This is for on premises clouds. Amazon and Rackspace are hosted products only. Rackspace's on premises name would be OpenStack.

    I would definitely not choose them. [VMware] Small time. Amazon is the top player for a reason. Rackspace is by far the best for the SMB market. And I mean by far.

    The reason to use VMware's public cloud is so that you can transparently move workloads from a local VMware cloud to the public one. Not really a great idea anyway, this means you've not understood cloud and screwed up already.

    Thanks, that clears that up.

  • Help! In need of a sp2 for Windows 7

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    Hello all who actually gives a....well you know. With the help of all of you, I actually figured out what was the other issue. My Data 1 file was corrupted. I since then fixed it and now I"m happy. Once again thank you for all the love you shared with me on this venture. I'm sure I'll be picking all of you brains again. Thank you so much!

  • VBA Debugging Tips Needed

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    @JaredBusch said:

    @garak0410 said:

    A lot of these VBA projects have many For/Next loops that take an eternity to step through (F8)...I thought STEP OVER (SHIFT-F8) would get me through these but alas, doesn't seem to do it...either I am impatient for these For/Next loops take forever to get through, even holding down F8. Is there a faster way to get through these?

    Been a while since I was in VBA but I think it is F5 to run to cursor? Stick the cursor in front of the next line after the loop and hit F5 (or whatever run to cursor is).

    @garak0410 said:

    dteEnd = Application.Sheets("Report").Range("$J$27").Value

    This is a logic error. A cell can always be converted to a date if it is 0. it converts to midnight like that if you dump it into a date variable.

    I would need to see the logic to troubleshoot more. Been a while since i used VBA.

    I'll give F5 a try.

    What is interesting about this dteEnd thing, is at some breakpoints, it does show 1/6/2015 but near the end of the Macro, it gets assigned the 12:00 AM. And because someone else wrote this like 7 years ago and without knowing their logic, this has been a chore.

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    Glad to hear that it is all working well!

  • Proliant buying advice

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    scottalanmillerS

    Makes sense.

  • AutoUnattend.xml

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    nadnerBN

    Well, we use System Center Config Manager ad we slip in drivers, patches and Domain join

  • Secure Your WordPress Site with JetPack

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    nadnerBN

    Well, at least it isn't a password expiry policy.

  • Creating documentation: eBook

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    Something else that I have noticed is, at least from what I have seen, PDFs tend to be tiny compared to most other ebook formats.

  • IBM Spam

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    I love the support/web dev companies that contact me with no opt out using gmail accounts. They change the from address each time but not the sales pitch.

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    @IRJ said:

    Enabling Static Content fixed all the styling issues too. It looks like everything is working now

    Cool

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    @technobabble said:

    @GregoryHall does that also work for remote desktop users?

    Yes, it pulls directly from AD. So it its in AD you will see it with this tool.

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    @milnesy

    I have had to follow this type of procedure I believe called "side-loading" explained here: http://www.gizmag.com/how-to-install-google-apps-kindle-fire-hd-hdx/30736/

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