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syscall girl posted:they were gonna use dban to wipe pied piper (startup ip) on the last ep of Silicon Valley at one of my old jobs they laid off the whole engineering department and they were gonna ship all the h/w to the US so i made a pxeboot server that served DBAN over the network so employees could secure wipe their pc's they were pretty pissed about that at corporate lol gently caress em, all the work stuff was in source control anyway
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spankmeister posted:a pxeboot server that served DBAN over the network so employees could secure wipe their pc's 
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spankmeister posted:at one of my old jobs they laid off the whole engineering department and they were gonna ship all the h/w to the US so i made a pxeboot server that served DBAN over the network so employees could secure wipe their pc's That's awesome. Wanna set up that honeypot.
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Maximum Leader posted:if a backend server returns 504 when using nginx, is it possible to just have it auto-retry? so the user never sees the 504 enjoy your hilariously awful debugging when this goes wrong and someone rightfully throws you out a window
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syscall girl posted:they were gonna use dban to wipe pied piper (startup ip) on the last ep of Silicon Valley They used a mouse click to activate the delete but DBAN is a TUI and doesn't use a mouse 
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You Am I posted:They used a mouse click to activate the delete but DBAN is a TUI and doesn't use a mouse lol
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ahmeni posted:enjoy your hilariously awful debugging when this goes wrong and someone rightfully throws you out a window over and over again
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ahmeni posted:enjoy your hilariously awful debugging when this goes wrong and someone rightfully throws you out a window make sure you've got try catches stacked like 3 deep prior to swallowing the error for the full experience
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Stringent posted:make sure you've got try catches stacked like 3 deep prior to swallowing the error for the full experience also don't forget to copy and paste the logging lines into all the catch blocks, so when DoWaddle fails you have a log message pointing at DoWiggle
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I have an old 2003 box with a scsi2 adaptec interface running old scada poo poo that is finally up for an upgrade. the new platform is virtualized and to get around the scsi interface limitations they're slapping a COM to IP bridge on the aux com port and dumping scsi. But the com port maxes out 19.2baud and obviously scsi2 can support way more than that so the operations guys are freaking out because they have absolutely no idea how much data actually flows over that link. I'm poking around in the perf monitor to find something that will tell me raw throughput on the scsi link of the existing systems but nothing is jumping out at me. Am I missing it or are there 3rd party tools I should be looking at to figure out how much bandwidth I actually need?
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I used google's tool to download an archive copy of one of my gmail accounts. I received a tar.bz2 roughly 3GB in size. The tar extracts to a bit over 4GB. Inside the tar is only a 600MB file, which contains only a portion of my emails. anyone know what the HECK is going on here? edit: problem solved lol don't use windows sleepy gary fucked around with this message at 02:28 on Jun 24, 2015 |
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ahmeni posted:enjoy your hilariously awful debugging when this goes wrong and someone rightfully throws you out a window this would have been a perfect time to use the word defenestrate which you never get to use normally and you missed it
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trying to track down an amd gpu driver BSOD so i ran furmark. after a short time of running it the lights in this room started dimming repeatedly (dim-full-dim-full etc). is this something i should be worried about, and is there any way to fix it that doesn't involve an electrician
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:trying to track down an amd gpu driver BSOD so i ran furmark. after a short time of running it the lights in this room started dimming repeatedly (dim-full-dim-full etc). is this something i should be worried about, and is there any way to fix it that doesn't involve an electrician Buy a better psu
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:trying to track down an amd gpu driver BSOD so i ran furmark. after a short time of running it the lights in this room started dimming repeatedly (dim-full-dim-full etc). is this something i should be worried about, and is there any way to fix it that doesn't involve an electrician spankmeister posted:Buy a better psu or try a different outlet, that shouldn't be happening
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:trying to track down an amd gpu driver BSOD so i ran furmark. after a short time of running it the lights in this room started dimming repeatedly (dim-full-dim-full etc). is this something i should be worried about, and is there any way to fix it that doesn't involve an electrician no
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:trying to track down an amd gpu driver BSOD so i ran furmark. after a short time of running it the lights in this room started dimming repeatedly (dim-full-dim-full etc). is this something i should be worried about, and is there any way to fix it that doesn't involve an electrician call a priest a bishop if you start seeing blood/hearing growling
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so when my MBP restarts (which is rare since it's a fine machine) the only user accounts to appear are mine and the guest. no other accounts appear on the startup screen. I usually have to log in and out for the other accounts to appear. I think this is a recent change and can find no configuration to change this. anyone else have this issue?
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is there a known problem with iphone 5s and rebooting when connecting to a wifi network? mine started doing this with my home network yesterday, it stopped when i turned off the wifi on the phone.
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Busta Chimes.wav posted:is there a known problem with iphone 5s and rebooting when connecting to a wifi network? mine started doing this with my home network yesterday, it stopped when i turned off the wifi on the phone. are you on t-mobile by chance? just saw this earlier today
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you both must be using you're apple(r) tm products wrong, because they actually just work (c)
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Broken Machine posted:are you on t-mobile by chance? just saw this earlier today yeah that's exactly it actually. Lol I'm guessing since only tmo is affected it must be an issue with Wi-Fi calling. come to think of it the other day I couldn't make phone calls until I turned off wifi, might be related. apple implemented voip so poorly it can crash the entire os
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BeOSPOS posted:so when my MBP restarts (which is rare since it's a fine machine) the only user accounts to appear are mine and the guest. no other accounts appear on the startup screen. I usually have to log in and out for the other accounts to appear. I think this is a recent change and can find no configuration to change this. anyone else have this issue? you have filevault turned on and didn't enable the other accounts' passwords to unlock the disk.
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whats the easiest way to p2v a macbook to run virtually on an imac
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apparentlyquote:1) Clone the laptop to an external USB disk (I like carbon copy cloner, others use super duper) but i just spent 10 secs. maybe there is something like vmware convertor
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overly clever osx program names are a little irritating. "chicken of the vnc" umm ok.
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EMILY BLUNTS posted:apparently yeah its oddly specific w/ versions and idk if newer more relevant results are nerfed and just wondering if theres One True Way
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EMILY BLUNTS posted:overly clever osx program names are a little irritating. "chicken of the vnc" umm ok. there used to be a remote control program for itunes called "iHam on iRye"
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A Wheezy Steampunk posted:there used to be a remote control program for itunes called "iHam on iRye" there is a hair salon near here called Curl up and Dye
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near my place we have "a tan for all seasons" and "the merchant of tennis"
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Broken Machine posted:there is a hair salon near here called Curl up and Dye 
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like i wish i still had hair so i could go there
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Subjunctive posted:"the merchant of tennis"
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graph posted:whats the easiest way to p2v a macbook to run virtually on an imac im not sure what you mean by p2v but if you just want to run the macbook's install in a vm you can literally just run it off the disk (or clone it into a disk image) via target disk mode. you dont need to migrate anything, an os x install will run off of any guid hfs+ partition
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