What Are You Doing Right Now
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Caught this guy hanging out on my 80-10m antenna while mowing the lawn -
Sometimes I'm really impressed with the imaging camera in the iPhone....
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Complete draft of assignment done. Now for editing.
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Finally finished! Back to your regularly scheduled ML.
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back from holidays, well i actually returned about 2 weeks ago, but today is the 1st day back in the saddle. No need to reply, I know you're all relieved I'm back HA!
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@siringo said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
back from holidays, well i actually returned about 2 weeks ago, but today is the 1st day back in the saddle. No need to reply, I know you're all relieved I'm back HA!
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@nadnerB said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@siringo said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
back from holidays, well i actually returned about 2 weeks ago, but today is the 1st day back in the saddle. No need to reply, I know you're all relieved I'm back HA!
https://media1.tenor.com/images/120243a3f778f973b1b892f69f0e2809/tenor.gif?itemid=5501445
thanks mate.
Changing track, that guy's lost so much weight he looks like a different person now.
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Got gas early this morning and two of my warning lights came on. Power steering was one. Came very close to getting into another accident. I read online about other 2017 Hyundai Sonata owners having the exact same issue.
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@wirestyle22 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Got gas early this morning and two of my warning lights came on. Power steering was one. Came very close to getting into another accident. I read online about other 2017 Hyundai Sonata owners having the exact same issue.
Sorry to hear. :(. Toyota Camrys solve most vehicle issues.
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@wirestyle22 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Got gas early this morning and two of my warning lights came on. Power steering was one. Came very close to getting into another accident. I read online about other 2017 Hyundai Sonata owners having the exact same issue.
Yikes... glad it was an almost accident instead of a real accident!
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@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Good Grief.. Just skipped about a months worth of content here... ugh. Been way to tired and way to far behind to keep up. And with work, just don't have time.
Smoking some cheese after a weekend of normal chores and house work. Also working offloading some images from the phone.. Don't want to believe that tomorrow is Monday again... sigh.. oh well. Time marches on.
I can empathize. The past two weeks at work have yielded me little time to take part in forums.
I have come home completely beat. It's a 45-60 min drive in, and a bit more coming home. This makes for a full 10 hour day really. And i'm not sitting like I had been, so this is good, but I'm just not accustom to it. Oh and the freight elevator was out two days..
I've managed to deploy about 30 24" monitors, manage some inventory, learn a bit about OrcaScan for barcode scanning, and get two computers deployed - with stress.
State applications are horrrid... They have SCCM and gods I miss ScreenConnect, and Chocolatey... I mean barf.
They have had to build and move to a new SCCM server, which broke every package they had... not that they were good to start with.
It's crazy the amount of personal touches you have to make on EACH stupid software in some cases.. Like,.. this one REQUIRES Firefox 52.2.... NOTHING ELSE works!!! like FFS WTH.
Ah well.. It's a pay check. I went into this as a stopgap measure.
We use SCCM (and GPO for stuff). I actually don't mind it, I've just never had the time to really dive into it and use it "right." My time with it has been more of make-what's-already-there-work. Mind you I had zero experience with SCCM prior to this gig.
For the most part I don't mind it. But I miss the SC Command line and Chat. It was nice to just do things to the remote computer without having to interact with the end user.
It is what it is. I'm still \learning how it works
Are you working a state contract now? I assume you can't suggest something like Mesh Central - no cost except for the VM space/compute/RAM needed - assuming they have that, it's basically free.
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Took the kinds over to the airport; they had an open house for the medi-vac flight helicopter service and the airport fire hall. Turns out one of the Captains and I went to college together (small world) AND the main I-T/network guy over there was my instructor when I first got my (well, now useless but didn't now any better back then) A+ cert.
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spent this weekend / week on call had some interesting calls for sure.
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Good morning all!
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Getting back into the swing of things after 2 wks vacation. Not enjoying this whole shoes and socks deal, Was really getting used to wearing sandals
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@notverypunny said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Getting back into the swing of things after 2 wks vacation. Not enjoying this whole shoes and socks deal, Was really getting used to wearing sandals
Same here, time for some big adjustments.
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Our Microsoft TAM needs to go on vacation more often. Only then does he answer E-mails from my management. He's no where to be found otherwise.
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@Dashrender said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Good Grief.. Just skipped about a months worth of content here... ugh. Been way to tired and way to far behind to keep up. And with work, just don't have time.
Smoking some cheese after a weekend of normal chores and house work. Also working offloading some images from the phone.. Don't want to believe that tomorrow is Monday again... sigh.. oh well. Time marches on.
I can empathize. The past two weeks at work have yielded me little time to take part in forums.
I have come home completely beat. It's a 45-60 min drive in, and a bit more coming home. This makes for a full 10 hour day really. And i'm not sitting like I had been, so this is good, but I'm just not accustom to it. Oh and the freight elevator was out two days..
I've managed to deploy about 30 24" monitors, manage some inventory, learn a bit about OrcaScan for barcode scanning, and get two computers deployed - with stress.
State applications are horrrid... They have SCCM and gods I miss ScreenConnect, and Chocolatey... I mean barf.
They have had to build and move to a new SCCM server, which broke every package they had... not that they were good to start with.
It's crazy the amount of personal touches you have to make on EACH stupid software in some cases.. Like,.. this one REQUIRES Firefox 52.2.... NOTHING ELSE works!!! like FFS WTH.
Ah well.. It's a pay check. I went into this as a stopgap measure.
We use SCCM (and GPO for stuff). I actually don't mind it, I've just never had the time to really dive into it and use it "right." My time with it has been more of make-what's-already-there-work. Mind you I had zero experience with SCCM prior to this gig.
For the most part I don't mind it. But I miss the SC Command line and Chat. It was nice to just do things to the remote computer without having to interact with the end user.
It is what it is. I'm still \learning how it works
Are you working a state contract now? I assume you can't suggest something like Mesh Central - no cost except for the VM space/compute/RAM needed - assuming they have that, it's basically free.
For now - yes.
And not likely moving from SCCM in my life time here. -
@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@Dashrender said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@EddieJennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Good Grief.. Just skipped about a months worth of content here... ugh. Been way to tired and way to far behind to keep up. And with work, just don't have time.
Smoking some cheese after a weekend of normal chores and house work. Also working offloading some images from the phone.. Don't want to believe that tomorrow is Monday again... sigh.. oh well. Time marches on.
I can empathize. The past two weeks at work have yielded me little time to take part in forums.
I have come home completely beat. It's a 45-60 min drive in, and a bit more coming home. This makes for a full 10 hour day really. And i'm not sitting like I had been, so this is good, but I'm just not accustom to it. Oh and the freight elevator was out two days..
I've managed to deploy about 30 24" monitors, manage some inventory, learn a bit about OrcaScan for barcode scanning, and get two computers deployed - with stress.
State applications are horrrid... They have SCCM and gods I miss ScreenConnect, and Chocolatey... I mean barf.
They have had to build and move to a new SCCM server, which broke every package they had... not that they were good to start with.
It's crazy the amount of personal touches you have to make on EACH stupid software in some cases.. Like,.. this one REQUIRES Firefox 52.2.... NOTHING ELSE works!!! like FFS WTH.
Ah well.. It's a pay check. I went into this as a stopgap measure.
We use SCCM (and GPO for stuff). I actually don't mind it, I've just never had the time to really dive into it and use it "right." My time with it has been more of make-what's-already-there-work. Mind you I had zero experience with SCCM prior to this gig.
For the most part I don't mind it. But I miss the SC Command line and Chat. It was nice to just do things to the remote computer without having to interact with the end user.
It is what it is. I'm still \learning how it works
Are you working a state contract now? I assume you can't suggest something like Mesh Central - no cost except for the VM space/compute/RAM needed - assuming they have that, it's basically free.
For now - yes.
And not likely moving from SCCM in my life time here.SCCM uses remote desktop - right? what's wrong with that?
as for the remote command line - what's wrong with remote powershell?
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Out of 3 techs im the only one in the office today.
yay
