For what it is worth, I put one of these in my Mom's house as their home router for Christmas last year because they were not getting signal across a 2,000 Sqf house. I haven't touched it, rebooted it, or even thought about it in a year with no issues.
I'm OK with this one. If someone unauthorized messes with or replaces my fingerprint scanner, I'm OK with my laptop bricking.
I am currently a C# developer and systems integrator in the manufacturing world. I am seeing more of a push for data analytics and basic AI, but I don't know where to start. I know the R language is probably the direction we will be going in, and I have tried to look at it, but I don't think I have enough fundamentals to get started. I prefer learning though doing or Online learn as you go projects. Does anyone have any suggestions for how to get started down this road?
I looked into these about a year ago before I got my new bike. At that time there were so many gotcha's. The small ones had bad battery life, the bigger ones were obvious, the cheap ones had horrible signal quality. In the end, it was best for me to invest in a quality lock with theft insurance. That way it is locked, and if it is taken, then I just get a new bike. Sorry I can't offer a better solution.
@dafyre said in Fitness and Weightloss:
@Dashrender said in Fitness and Weightloss:
Most important thing - finding something that motivates you and you enjoy doing.
In my mind, this is absolutely goal number 1. The weight loss and improved health are just positive side effects.
Yes, yes, yes. I was going to the Gym alone and lifting with headphones in. I was the youngest person in the gym and only a few people were actually trying. It was a group of local pastors and retired guys standing around with Fox News blaring. Not to knock on anyone, it just wasn't my crowd, and I was miserable and didn't even realize it. I was just going in half assing a work out and going home. Joining a place with people around to encourage and motivate was a complete game changer. It is weird how much I look forward to waking up and hitting the gym. Even when I have to travel, I will still go in and get a workout in before I have to get on a plane. Now I just need to find the same support and motivation to stick to a Nutrition program and lay off the high proof beer.
Just dropping in for an update. So about 4 months ago, I joined a CrossFit box and I absolutely love it. Please skip the CrossFit is stupid, or a risk of injury, or etc. etc. etc. I get it, but I have found a gym and a community that pushes me to work out and try like I never have before in my life. I'm up to going 4 days a week at 5:30am. It is tough getting up that early, but it is the one time of the day that nothing conflicts. I haven't lost weight, but I have held near the same body fat and put on about 10lbs of muscle. I need to keep that in better check with diet, but I digress. I am lifting heavier than I ever have, and I can run a mile without stopping to catch my breath, and slowly getting in the best shape of my life. If anyone out there is thinking about trying it out, go for it. It isn't like the stereotypes, and you don't have to be an athlete to get started, everything scales.
Let's say someone knew they probably don't need AD, but they have never heard that only 1 server is fine. Hypothetically, where would they look to read more into this idea?
@scottalanmiller said in Help with IIS Security:
Sorry that we could not narrow it down more.
It is an obscure issue that is hard to troubleshoot with out seeing it. The application is probably the better fix, I just wanted a easier workaround and was hoping someone had seen it before.
For anyone who stumbles across this in the future, I could never get this to work more granular than the entire site security IIS. I have edited my web application to grab the local user account from the browser and preform an Active Directly lookup manually. It works, so moving on. Thanks for the advice either way.
