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echinopsis posted:hey that looks ok but what the gently caress is git other than a derogotory term for an old dude use octopress, host it on heroku
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my stepdads beer posted:I think that 'K' means no hardware virtualisation so all your vms will need special drivers or something I don't remember. K = unlocked but no VT-d they do have VT-x tho.
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flatten & reinstall oh wait it's a Mac buy a new one
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wow it's great that this mac thing just works imagine having to roll your own mouse drivers that would be crazy huh? thankfully on mac everything is working out of the box
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i like logitech hardware but their software has always been garbage
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do i7's do vt-d?
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lol amd
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mediamarkt is trash for garbage idiots
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Sep 10, 2014 11:55
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:CIFS is linux-ified SMB and they probably did it wrong yeah you don't know what you're talking about.
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NoneMoreNegative posted:My current venerable desktop runs on: you will not get a significant performance bump from upgrading your processor
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Oct 2, 2014 19:31
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iirc the P35 has SATA 2
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prefect posted:what is it/what does it do? looks like some decoupling and filter caps
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Broken Machine posted:it's supposed to reduce the signal to noise ratio according to a product page I found through reverse gis it's a bullshit product and it cost $100 lol it's like $5 in parts maybe
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fyi the easy-rsa scripts included in openvpn have the key length set to 1K by default.
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spankmeister posted:fyi the easy-rsa scripts included in openvpn have the key length set to 1K by default. 
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Beeftweeter posted:i dont or he doesnt? if you meant me, care to explain the difference? genuinely curious, not calling you out or anything cifs isn't "linux-ified" smb old rear end smb v1 was created at IBM way back then Microsoft took it and expanded on it and used for a long time. this was reverse engineered by the samba project and so became basis for many open sores implementations. Later Microsoft came up with an expanded version which they called CIFS. In their own words this is a "dialect" of smb with symlink and hardlink support and such and this has been in use from. Most notably it doesn't require NetBIOS anymore. They released specs of this so it could be implemented without reverse engineering. since Vista/2008R1 iirc Microsoft uses SMB v2 which is much improved and much unlike smb v1/cifs Most server and implementations can negotiate down if they come across a peer that doesn't support the higher versions On Linux there was the smbfs driver for a long time provided by the samba project but that is fairly integrated into the whole samba toolset and isn't maintained anymore, on Linux you should use the "cifs" driver which is newer and actually maintained
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Swolegoat posted:what r some tite settings for my 66u? block SA so we don't have to read your posts anymore 
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raruler posted:
interrupt based better than polling for MLG pr0 g4m1ng
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DNova posted:clonezilla
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and use DRBL multicast so you can image several pc's at once 
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Luigi Thirty posted:the ones i have? 2.8ghz p4, 1.5gb ram, 40gb hd. they're total unusable poses but people will pay outrageous sums for them. i'm sure that'll run an old cnc just fine
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prefect posted:i am not well-versed in matters of security, so i come here seeking wisdom. here's the scenario: you have a server running tomcat. it's got apache configured to do reverse-proxying and https-serving magic. is the traffic between apache and tomcat essentially available to anybody who can log onto the server? this is true to a point because for most scenarios you'd need root access but why would you need to protect your webserver from your local users? the point being is that you should never allow untrusted users to log in anyway
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graph posted:i dont fuckin know linux is bad and giving students root is cool and good Boot a live cd, mount the filesystems, get the data off, flatten & reinstall. I've fixed all kinds of boot issues and yours is highly likely recoverable but it's too much 
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itunes is bad don't use it
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Maximum Leader posted:is it normal that my kernel_task uses 500mb just kill it you don't need it
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NevergirlsOFFICIAL posted:hey everybody, easiest way for it babbies is run it through qualys
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tell them to stop using XP
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Sniep posted:oh, graph, i see the context above now about the hospital with lovely clients... i was just shitposting. so the ask is specifically about IE8, is the hospital also only on XP still? cuz that's their fault that their clients are trash garbage, and if that was my env i would reluctantly enable RC4 but this is my personal website for posting images and other garbage apps just for me sooooooo no you should use 3DES
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Here's a site i configured earlier today: https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=honeyned.nl&latest It runs apache so it's missing a few minor tweaks I like to do that do work on nginx but other than that I'm happy with it. gently caress XP
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:our dba is adding host entries to the dev server and then trying to ping from the desktop and wondering why it isn't working. kill me. a dba a couple of jobs ago had one huge fuckoff tnsnames.ora with entries spanning multiple sites on multiple continents on a smb share that he mounted on all clients so they'd all have the same one. Of couse the server hosting the share failed one day breaking all clients in europe
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Dec 15, 2014 19:40
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:you can use the TNS_ADMIN variable to point to a network location for your tnsnames file and its the only sane way to handle it honestly but lmbo if he didn't put it on its own share and set it to be always available offline or on a DFS share ~Oracle DBA's~
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I had my ISP supplied modem router set to bridge mode (i.e. modem only) but yesterday night it decided to become a router again so now my internet is broken and I have to call the ISP because I can't set it to bridge mode myself. 
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while I can understand someone defaulting to Comcast whenever there's a story about bad modems, in this case it's a Dutch ISP. also it's not DSL but cable. also also it's fixed now.
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Forums Terrorist posted:is it kpn no like i said it's cable kpn doesn't do cable
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Corla Plankun posted:my wife got an iphone 5 and she wants to put music on it use a vm
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suffix posted:i once installed itunes in a vm and it kind of managed to connect to my lovely ipod over usb except really slowly, A+ would recommend u need like special drivers for usb 2.0 to work else it's 1.1 but other than that a vm is deffo the wtg
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Jonny 290 posted:if you literally can't put up with itunes you are a grade a scrub fucko You have Stockholm syndrome from all that ham software you use.
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