*stands close to @scottalanmiller , ready to pounce on him with an epipen, just in case*

To go back in time knowing likes and dislikes but having no knowledge of the time forward... pointless for me.

My interest vary to such degree that it is likely that the path taken would be much different.

@obsolesce said in How's the weather?:

101 right now... they said low 90s 😞

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@Tim_G

/log=C:\CallRecordingsTest\Winscp.log /script=C:\CallRecordingsTest\CallRecordings.txt

OR,

If I just have this: /log=C:\CallRecordingsTest\Winscp.log

It will start WinSCP in the background (no GUI, I just know it's running via task manager) but will not put anything in the log file.

I keep hearing good things about Bacula.

Can we get some tags on this post?

URE is one I would love to see added.
Thanks

xentop and uptime on one of my hosts. Looks like i need to do some xs updates this weekend, been over 2 months.

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@aaronstuder said in Latest server arrival:

@scottalanmiller

Seems to only support 2012 releases.

Hypervisor:* Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2012 R2 or Windows Server 2012 R2

My guess is that's just from a testing perspective.

@kooler ?

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Almost all of my participation happened in Spicy Peppers and Linux Group(s).

@Tim_G said in WD Blue PC SSD:

@thwr said in WD Blue PC SSD:

Couldn't find a good English source, but this German Golem article explains that WD blue is based on planar 15nm TLC cells from Flash Forward (joint venture: Toshiba & WD) and uses a Marvell controller. This combination isn't new, just take a look at the SanDisk X400.

It looks like the WD Green SSD uses the same cells, but another controller from Silicon Motion which does not even have a cache, making it a poor choice in most cases.

So yes, it's just rebranded with a slightly modified firmware.

I think this pretty much answers my question. Thanks!

My pleasure

@Tim_G said in PowerShell & Office 365 Remoting Broken - Fix:

wusa

Thanks.

Just to clarify: PowerShell is not required here because wusa(.exe) is a regular executable file, not a cmdlet. Any other way that let you execute a program with elevated rights will do (e.g. cmd.exe, shortcuts, ...)