so this was a feature improvement on Microsoft's part?

Bacon Bacon Bacon

FYI sounds like a future coronary in the making.

So I use it, but it pretty much sucks.

Sure its a simple to use interface to keep my common RDP connections.

But it lacks functionality like special key passthrough, unless I go into full screen view. Which often I don't want to do.

Any recommendations for a replacement?

Gitlab team announces that they are "basically screwed" on the live stream.

I think I won my money back!

@johnhooks That looks an awful lot like a bullet he's putting into it.

But with 4 barrels? ...

@IT-ADMIN said:

@IT-ADMIN said:

when i first type the first letter of the key google bring the rest of it, then i found that so many website share that damn key,

does this mean that my key is not genuine and will not activate my VM ??

That is likely yes.

If you were so easily able to search for a CD key, and in your country you clearly don't care about being properly licensed what is stopping you or the company you work for from finding another product key?

@scottalanmiller said in 3D Printed House:

Lazy robots.

Lazy designers...

Just to keep the cheer going...

So in this topic here Gabrielle.L is using Microsoft Deployment Toolkit and PDQ to deploy images to her systems that need to be imaged.

Which fine, no issues with the tool.

But she says it take 1-2 hours to complete the imaging process to handing the equipment out. This seems like it's greatly mis-configured.

Here we use a Fog Server on a Fedora VM running from our XenServer Hypervisor. We've dedicated a NIC from the host to this VM for imaging laptops & towers. We've gotten the imaging process to run as quickly as 6 minutes. SIX Minutes, from a dead OS to a ready to handout device. The longest deployments can take 25 for Spinning Rust. Still way faster than 1-2 hours. In addition we don't have to install any additional software once the deployment is complete.

Now Fog uses iPXE to push a full image to the drive. MDT uses a file level restore process. (AFAIK). Is this process really that slow in comparison? Why would anyone honestly consider using MDT when there are such faster solutions?

Both solutions require similarities, something to push the "image", a network, and a target. So why?

I just assumed this was already occurring. While using Tor to reduce the likelyhood of being "known" helps, Tor is painfully slow, and a lot of the features you want the internet for, are completely non-functional. Granted this is because these services aren't built for privacy, but still.

I playing a game in my head right now "Why the F is my coffee cup empty... how to auto refill...."

If the developers are the experts, why are you employed?

Ask your boss the same thing (if your gutsy enough), and follow up with, asking that the developers stick to their profession.

The sad thing about this is he likely used a sex doll framework and loaded it with a raspberry pi...

No pun intended... . .

@scottalanmiller said:

Wow...

http://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1379373-the-site-to-site-vpn-connection

It doesn't matter what language you speak, this is someone who is clueless.

I don't see the issue, he clearly thinks that SW is his IT Department who should have the answer.

Massive packet storm network tool?

@anthonyh Really even an expert screws up every once in a while.

@dafyre said:

@DustinB3403 said:

I am testing the restore from XO backup to my Production Hypervisor of a 90GB VM.

My little MDADM RAID10 is screaming right now.... lol...

Screaming as in working really fast... or screaming as in a blood curdling somebody is killing me now kind of scream?

Screaming as in. OMG who would ever use these parts to build a software raid to test a VM Backup and Restore system........ (so blood curdling drives reading data as fast as they can to push over a 1GB NIC to restore to my production hypervisor)

So I have a intranet server that doesn't have access to a NTP server, it's on a closed network.

No outbound access at all.

Well one of our services seems to have stopped because of GD DLS, and I need to manually change the clock back 1 hour.

How do I do this?

/s It's cool guys, we're all just having a massive shared hallucination.

Calm down . . .
/s

Also make sure to watch John Olivier Tonight, as I'm sure he'll be back on this topic.

Repeat these in your twitter posts etc. Go to the below website and tell them you support Strong Title II and the classification of Broadband as Telecommunications.

#gofccyourself

gofccyourself.com

@johnhooks True Grit.

Great move IMO.