Best posts made by Deleted74295

They must be thinking desk mounted or VDI.

Sat down at my work-station, down-loaded the file again.

Double clicked...It opened.

Opened the file inside.

Copy pasted the text.

Instant success, zero effort.

Should have done that straight away, would have looked like a pro :bowtie:

I made the mistake of going to sleep, come back to find a debate about a Florida person who loses 30 minutes of TV, I'm like...how did we get from post 1 to that?

Just think of the lonely soldiers looking for a good time overseas.

us.army.mil 6788
navy.mil 1665
usmc.mil 809
mail.mil 206
gimail.af.mil 127

Michelle will not be happy
whitehouse.gov 44

Fonts should never come as an .exe - if they do run away.

They come as native font files, you then install them based on the OS, either Mac or Windows does this easily

Just think back to the interview scene from SwordFish. If it works for Hugh Jackman.

Youtube Video

This was made with https://obsproject.com/

Really decent quality, great compression ratios and you can point it towards live streaming purposes too.

Lies damned lies and statistics

What defines a "hack" - What defines a security breach?
https://www.staysafeonline.org/ncsam/resources/3-reasons-hackers-love-your-small-business-infographic

I jumped onto the source of the stats but could not see how they are measuring this.

@Carnival-Boy said:

Good point, Dash. I don't. But that's the only format Jing supports.

The open broadcast software gives you them as h264. Universal standard that just about everything uses now.

@Kelly said:

We've already had one agency tell us that we cannot use any Lenovo hardware in support of their systems.

Falls off chair

An agency actually said no to Lenovo products?!?

@Dashrender said in It's a turrible day. Just turrible!:

Migrated away from what?

Something truly terrible if Skype for Business is the alternative.

@johnhooks said:

I have a hard time believing they will be able to secure their own as much as the big companies.

I'm sure the KGB will be part of the process, same as the NSA gets involved with Microsoft

Maybe a tagging feature for profiles on here would be helpful?

i.e each user can tag themselves with what they can do so we know who is doing what.

i.e who are the AetherStore people? Who are the XenServer people? Who are Webroot people?

The don't talk back jokes will be rearing their head.

This has gotta be possible but hours of google fu and lots of different attempts have all failed. So turning to here.

I have a hosted Ubuntu Server at a provider. No physical soundcard or audio interface. What I want to be able to do, is install 2 virtual sound drivers.

Input
Output

I want my output sound (speakers) from any software, to be routed to the input software so that it can be recorded or something else.

There is a long story as to why I'm doing it this way. I can do it on Windows standing on my head but this needs to be run 24/7. Hence the need for a hosted server and this has to be done via application.

Is my only option a hosted Windows system? On Windows there are 3 different packages that do this, one of them is: VB-CABLE (Audio Device Driver MME, DX, WDM)
http://vb-audio.pagesperso-orange.fr/Cable/index.htm

So, is there another option in Ubuntu Server world for this?I've tried messing with "Jack" and PulseAudio but could not get them to behave.

.....Too late.

@aaronstuder said in Breaking Encrption on DVDs:

@scottalanmiller You mixing DVD Movie's and software. Let's stay on topic,

The enforcement rate for media piracy is far far higher than the enforcement rate for dodgy software. You can thank the big Hollywood conglomerates for that.

And VMware marketing in 3...2....1....

@DustinB3403 said in Does it make sense....:

@Breffni-Potter said in Does it make sense....:

Why do you want to do it - What is the goal?

As a backup medium for production VMs

If you don't care about the backups and don't care if you cannot restore, go for it.

If you want it as a working backup medium, alas try something else.

This one was fun.

IT leader: “Wow, I think this developer is great.”
HR: “Really? What do they do?”
IT leader: “They built this excellent application.”
HR: “Well, are they better than the other developer who built ten applications?”
IT leader: “That depends on what you mean by 'better.'”

After all...that 1 application happened to be called Google.