What Are You Doing Right Now
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@dustinb3403 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@stuartjordan said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@obsolesce said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@siringo said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
because I couldn't be stuffed, i've not been following it, but can you only run Windows 11 on PCs with TPM / TPM2???
If you don't have a PC with a TPM chip by 2025 then wtf u doin?
subscribe to their new windows 365, they will probably release a thin client version of windows for free, wouldn't surprise me lol.
Just don't use windows.
But the reality is 2025 is pretty far off and I suspect almost all equipment today that doesn't have TPM, will have been cycled out of the market that Microsoft is targeting.
Oh I'm not.
I'm going to have to check, I'm not in any way feeling positive that the machines that I've bought in the last 2 years have all had 2.0 TPMs, and I will still be using them in 5 years. My scans might prove me different. -
Closing ancient tickets.
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Wondering how I am going to improve my response and function when certain tools are turned off across the board.
Have to GUI remote to a computer to restart a service that randomly stops when I could have used PS to remotely kick it... It's what's scripting is for, even as obtuse as I am, I know that.
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@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Wondering how I am going to improve my response and function when certain tools are turned off across the board.
Have to GUI remote to a computer to restart a service that randomly stops when I could have used PS to remotely kick it... It's what's scripting is for, even as obtuse as I am, I know that.
There are a couple of ways of handling this with a scheduled task.
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When the service crashes, is there an Event Log entry? If so, you can make a task to restart the service, if said log happens.
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Write a PowerShell script that does something like
if ( (Get-Service -Name foo).Status -ne "Running" ) { Start-Service -Name foo }and have a scheduled task that runs that script at whatever your desired interval is.
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Tinkering with Hugo.
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Time to bag it,... The day rather burned me - so time to go home.
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Chewy keeps shipping cat litter and treats in the same box, with well-known consequences for said treats. Getting them to replace things now.
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Been home and doing all sorts of house and yard work… jeez . And people wonder why I don’t ever get to take much time off…
Theee full time jobs:- daily paid work
- daily house work
- being a parent
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@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Been home and doing all sorts of house and yard work… jeez . And people wonder why I don’t ever get to take much time off…
Theee full time jobs:- daily paid work
- daily house work
- being a parent
I feel your pain... and you can guess which one usually falls by the way side.
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@jaredbusch Yay band!
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Getting this Friday started,... Right now am the only one in the office with one on vacation, two working from home, and the remaining two either on a site visit or something...
Looking to get home to inspect the 3D print that finished about midnight. Then it's high time I dealt with the four pork loins so they can get put in the smoker...
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@gjacobse That sounds like my kind of Friday after work, for sure!
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@dafyre
Ah - One was just running a tad late... so there are three of us in office today.Now - if I could just find a good spot to take a nap without having to drive to another site that would be great... I need to work on a filling my TPS Cover pages.
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Had a server that's being replaced loose 3 of the 4 drives in its array last night. Happy Friday to me, not that it's ever a good day for that to happen! Not a surprise since it's a 7 year old server, and the 3 drives that failed are all original.
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Oh - Dear - God.
Serious issues with 'folder' security. In that two PRIMARY DAILY NEED Folders got moved by users.
Seriously - badly create shares for the resource if they can be moved like that.
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@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Oh - Dear - God.
Serious issues with 'folder' security. In that two PRIMARY DAILY NEED Folders got moved by users.
Seriously - badly create shares for the resource if they can be moved like that.
really? wouldn't they have near full control so they can edit and add new files to the folder?
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@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Oh - Dear - God.
Serious issues with 'folder' security. In that two PRIMARY DAILY NEED Folders got moved by users.
Seriously - badly create shares for the resource if they can be moved like that.
How would you stop that?
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Oh - Dear - God.
Serious issues with 'folder' security. In that two PRIMARY DAILY NEED Folders got moved by users.
Seriously - badly create shares for the resource if they can be moved like that.
How would you stop that?
This was my question - assuming you have full rights to a folder, you can move the folder too. it sucks.. but it is what it is.
maybe there is a way to prevent that I'm unaware of.
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@dashrender said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@gjacobse said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Oh - Dear - God.
Serious issues with 'folder' security. In that two PRIMARY DAILY NEED Folders got moved by users.
Seriously - badly create shares for the resource if they can be moved like that.
How would you stop that?
This was my question - assuming you have full rights to a folder, you can move the folder too. it sucks.. but it is what it is.
maybe there is a way to prevent that I'm unaware of.
Give users Read/Write at folder level instead of full control?
