@scottalanmiller

Haha that's fantastic!

I had that issue before. If it doesn't work on gigabit but works on 100 there is a broken connection on the blue or brown pairs.

Don't forget the modded ones, allows you to catch pokemon and hatch eggs without ever leaving your couch.

Wonder its the fancy Scale equipment.

@Minion-Queen send it my way

We went with HP Elite X2 with wireless docks. They work well.

Always enjoy reading articles like this. :thumbsup_tone1:

Running them isn't difficult either. You can run the cables, or do what i did which is to make friends with your building maintenance and ask them for help.

300+ runs and counting.

Would this be used on a bastion host?

I actually asked where did you get this idea to password protect a folder. The times that i encounter this its always from non-technical end users who are used to password protecting office documents.

@stacksofplates Oh cool I assume that is all automated? The snapshot and then the review at 6 months?

@Nic Well said.

Congratulations!!

I have some pretty old machines in production atm and rarely do i have to replace drives. Maybe two or three a year tops.

Can SCADA system speak I2C?

Way i see it is you either stuck implementing the protocols used by SCADA systems, either by writing custom drivers or modifying you existing firware on the uno/nano/Pi. Or writing your own system. Regardless both are not plug and play.

Great work.

Looks like @IRJ beat you too it.

https://mangolassi.it/topic/10320/wordpress-4-6-pepper-released

Need some tags

Long thread for me to go through on my phone.. But another option since you mentioned vb.net that may have already been mentioned is to publish it as a clickonce application. I use that on a project and it works well.

In my case Click once does not need administrator right to "install" and handles updates automatically.

To install one of the larger monitoring packages just for some simple packet loss monitoring seems like overkill. Especially since its like 10 lines to script this.

https://bash.cyberciti.biz/monitoring/monitor-windows-linux-server-with-ping-script/

Already watched it, was wondering if there was a second part. Subscribed to the channel this morning.