@siringo said in Sayings I Hate:

Another "I'm not really computer lierate"
OK I don't care, just sit there, be quiet and let me fix your problem.

As if saying "I can't really do my job" is an okay excuse!

If you look, AMD64 is the default, Aarch64 requires you to go to "get more".

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@scottalanmiller said in Deleting a GPO:

@rojoloco said in Deleting a GPO:

@dave247 I have a few ideas about who they are specifically... but after they decided to be a bunch of dicks about anyone here posting links to their site that shall not be named, they created an account here to spy, presumably. Lot of former 🌶 folks here... Lots of 🖕 🖕 🖕 🖕 🖕 for their informers.

It's a public site, doesn't take much for someone to inform, lol. It's a bit like tattling on a billboard.

That sounds a lot like calling out your Husband by doing this to his ride.

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The O365 account is used at multiple services (network monitoring, snipeit are some of them). I guess mailgun would be a good choice to avoid this altogether. The free version supports 10K mails

The response from Microsoft for this issue is surprisingly quiet.

I have found a solution to uninstall View agent 5.0.0, hopefully it will help someone.

https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2000017

The above link worked for me. I was able to uninstall and install another version.

Thanks all.

If you want to track email activity, you can Enable Mailbox Auditing for Office 365.

OVS is awesome.

@stacksofplates said in GitLab Symlink folder to another project?:

Use submodules for this.

git submodule add https://gitlab.com/<user>/repo repo

Thanks, this is exactly what I was looking for!

Looked up submodules, and found two good references, posting them here for future reference.

https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Tools-Submodules

https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/git_submodules.html

I am setting up DMARC right now. I just moved to Office 365 and I was using the none setting, to just report on what legitimate services might be sending out. Freshdesk was the only one that I found and after spending 2 weeks with their support fixing their DKIM record configurations, I enabled quarantine on DMARC. Coincidentally, this is pretty much the exact time when Freshdesk had at least one of their IP addresses get blacklisted for sending mail.

All of our notification messages were getting quarantined by office 365 and I thought it was an issue with DMARC. Nope. What a PITA. I switched the DMARC to none again and that didn't work and finally found out from Freshdesk that they had been blacklisted.

I ended up having to create a mail flow rule to bypass spam filtering if the sender was a certain email address and the return path was several domains with freshdesk in them. That only solved our problem of quarantined notifications. Our customers are still affected. Freshdesk said that they had resolved it by getting the IP removed, but whenever I disable the mailflow rule, they start getting quarantined again.
#badtiming

I've heard of it, but never looked into it. If it's looking at every message on the line, it sounds like it could be block chain based.

@scottalanmiller and @dariosplit XO does support the functional (with the use of XS Tools on your VM).

https://xcp-ng.org/forum/topic/47/is-xo-database-aware/4/

https://xen-orchestra.com/blog/xenserver-quiesce-snapshots/

Define “bridged”

I realize I wasn't clear before. The emotional response is most often from others, not the finance person.

@hobbit666 said in VMware vSphere 6.7 Released:

@scottalanmiller then you're missing some of the page. I see Dell and HPE custom images then under that there is a link to a keygen
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Ah ha, either I didn't go down that far or just didn't see it. I looked all over for that somewhere. Yes, those look like key gens, then.

@francesco-provino said in Fiber VS Copper: racks interconnection in a pre-existing environment:

@coliver said in Fiber VS Copper: racks interconnection in a pre-existing environment:

@francesco-provino said in Fiber VS Copper: racks interconnection in a pre-existing environment:

@scottalanmiller said in Fiber VS Copper: racks interconnection in a pre-existing environment:

@brandon220 said in Fiber VS Copper: racks interconnection in a pre-existing environment:

I do this both ways but usually lean towards fiber when I can't stay far enough away from electrical conduits. A major factor with fiber is that it is immune to noise from electrical circuits and can be run very close to them. I think fiber is cheap and I don't mind working with it. Yes, you can run 10G over CAT6 and it will also work well but you are limited on distance.

Fiber is really nice, any idea what the real cost difference is going to be?

Yes, 40 euro for 4 strands of 65m preterminated, tested, labeled and joined togeter in a single jacket of 6mm.

That's pretty inexpensive! Modules might be a bit pricier. Just make sure you clean the ends.

Modules are 5.80€ each.

Not bad at all. Go for it then 🙂

@anastasia_s said in Why is Node.js so popular?:

Hey, thanks for all the responses, very interesting. I've been looking into Node.js for some time and found some interesting facts. Did you know that Node.js is being used by NetFlix, SAP, GoDaddy, IBM and more? I found it. Also, are those salary rates correct? If so, I'd totally start learning Node.

Please no links to promotional sites on first post, and definitely don't pretend that promotional sites are normal links to general references.

Yes, NodeJS pays well, it's a good field to be in.