Fixing to make some coffee. Going to do some chores and work on a few projects.

@justin867 your best bet with this to hire a local audio/video company for this. I don't know how far you have any equipment or not. You will need to run audio cable to each room and install your volume controls in the wall at the end of those cables. You will most likely have a 70 volt speaker system so plan accordingly. Many companies offer sound sources that can be subscription based. I'm in car at the moment so can't look stuff up. You will need amplifier, mixer, sound sources, 70 volt speakers chained up, and your room drops coming off of those. That is the basics.

@gjacobse Yeah I'm trying to figure out what after school camp and assoicated physical activity my son will prefer this time. He told me last night he doesn't like sports except for karate and just wants to learn how to program games so he can play them. He's 7

@brrabill our departments all pay for their own supplies which eliminated any need for us to manage

@wrcombs Yep that is what I do, you just said it better

@stacksofplates My last 2 phones have been Huawei with 4000 mh batteries and i couldnt use that up in one day when I tried to. They have been excellent

A lady doing registration just turned her display settings upside down and backwards. No one will admit to anything lol

@scottalanmiller I think this brings to light a big problem in the IT world, people do not know how to do documentation. There are a few good ones but many more are just plain bad.

@rojoloco I just found a local distillery close to home . It's setup like a coffee shop with tables, comfy chairs CV and wifi. However you order a glass of whiskey here instead of coffee. Greatest thing ever!

Never needed this information before but I will add it to my list of one-liners to use if I ever need to.

@karlita Mine was good too. Not enough of it. Got second in a pokemon card tournament sunday so pretty happy with that

@scottalanmiller said in List All Installed Packages with Chocolatey:

When using Chocolatey on Windows, you will often want to list the currently installed packages on your system. You can do this with the following command...

choco list --local-only

To list all packages, their versions, and available upgrades...

choco upgrade all --noop

*Note, this command replaces the older choco version all command.

This can also be shortened to just choco list -lo

@wrcombs Nice man! Drink as much water as you can, it helps with a lot of stuff. When your body is happier it will make those cravings slightly easier to deal with. Good luck!

@bnrstnr i agree with Scott here, that is nothing in terms of attempts. My stuff will get thousands in a few minutes when it happens.

@travisdh1 Our thoughts are with you

Ok thanks very much. Going to work on this. Appreciate you putting this out there.

Just got home. We let out early for the holidays. Time to start some Ruby practice and then Everquest for a bit.

I would use chocolatey and script updates/tasks into powershell script then use Windows task system to run that script every day. Use powershell remoting for anything else you don't want scripted

@scottalanmiller Well obviously if he was capable, he wouldn't have broken things.

@scottalanmiller I have 600 down at home so that is slow.