Sake time. Hope this is good.

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RE: What did you have for lunch or dinner today?posted in Water Closet
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RE: Enterprise 15K SAS drives vs consumer grade SSD in a Dell server?posted in IT Discussion
@dustinb3403 I'll take a bag please, I'm going to the gym tonight so will probably be low when I'm done!
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Nowposted in Water Closet
@wrcombs sounds like a firewall/rules thing at the back office
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Directory Managementposted in IT Discussion
I am looking to play with something at home but not Active Directory. What alternatives are out there? I have heard about Zentyal and its a possibility. Is there anything else that would be better just to learn that would be useful to know?
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RE: Ansible Testing with Moleculeposted in IT Discussion
Enjoyed the article. I'll add you to my reading list and link to you from my website
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RE: E-mail and file storage services for Non-Profit entitiesposted in IT Discussion
@eddiejennings Alright if Microsoft is off the table then next considerations would be GSuite and then Zoho mail in my humble opinion.
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Nowposted in Water Closet
Morning everyone. Hopefully today is not as busy as yesterday. i actually want to sit at my desk today
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RE: Preferred WAF for your websiteposted in IT Discussion
@nashbrydges I use Cloudflare. I have been fairly happy with it. Wish I understood what all of their non-obvious modules do but its probably in the documentation which I don't have time to look at so not their fault.
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RE: Google Keepposted in Water Closet
I don't like Keep either. I use mostly OneNote at work because it is easier for me to organize things. I like Evernote so I use it at home. I never really have to search anything because of the way I have both of those organized so searching doesn't matter to me.
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RE: Software and Hardware Raidposted in IT Discussion
@dashrender Yeah it really is for testing purposes. I opened this topic because I wanted to get a better understanding of Raid than my limited experience had to offer and the various guides you can read explaining it. Every guide I have found does not go into any depth at all. I have learned Much more from this topic than from any previous article I have read.
At work I don't have any users who it would make sense to have a Raid system set up for currently. I just want to be prepared and know exactly what steps to consider if the use case ever does appear. While I am a noob compared to most of you all I still have no trouble setting up raid when I want to as I have a few times. I just wanted a better understanding of why and what other things to consider.
For myself there is value in me running a good Raid system at home. Who couldn't use a little better performance and reliability? I will do Raid 10. The most important thing to me is the learning experience and I like knowing best practices if at all possible. However, there are still things to consider. Remember everything I do at home is to help me learn something else in case I ever need it and I just like understanding things and am constantly trying to learn more. For home, what negatives do you see in using KVM so i can run lots of vm's in a Raid 10 system?
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RE: What did you have for lunch or dinner today?posted in Water Closet
@rojoloco I made chicken curry last night too, bangladesh style
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RE: Local Admin PWposted in IT Discussion
@dafyre My boss told me that microsoft took away the ability to change the passwords via gpo because of some issue where they were being sent in plain text. I have no way to verify but thats what he told me
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RE: Local Admin PWposted in IT Discussion
@dbeato said in Local Admin PW:
If you are in a Windows Environment take a look at LAPS
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/mt227395.aspxthanks dbeato, i will look at that
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RE: Korora Desktop Rollcallposted in IT Discussion
I use straight Fedora on everything i can. I use to switch OS's a lot but everything had more issues than Fedora did. Its just a great product. Running on HP Elitebook, Dell Precision, and an Asus something.