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@scottalanmiller I almost never use them. A few service accounts and that's about it.

@wirestyle22 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Updating two 2012 domains at the same time. The performance monitor though

Probably should only do one at a time.

Sounds like you have a bit of ground to cover. Are you looking to learn about web hosting or just want to get something up and running? If you want to learn, set up an Apache web server and built some HTML. Lots of "Learning HTML" resources online. Once you understand that, install Wordpress and learn how that creates HTML on the fly.

If you just want to get something up and running, look for a server that doesn't just do web hosting but runs the Wordpress site for you too, so you just add content.

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@RojoLoco said in Best. Post. Ever.:

Hopefully we will just get smart people coming over. And lots of them.

I think those two things are mutually exclusive

Sadly this is very, very true.

I've been using XFS for pretty much everything new for a year or so now. Just seems to make the most sense.

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I drive almost 40 km to work and it usually takes 25-30 minutes, also depends on what I'm sharing the road with.

At one point I was driving about 70km one way and occasionally had to contend with mining equipment (trucks with parts of excavators much bigger than the transport truck or the large mining vehicles).

Now it's farming equipment and slow pokes.

Sounds like upstate NY. I drive ~20 miles to work everyday and 4 out of 5 times I get stuck behind a car going 30-35 in a 55. Frustrating... and they don't have passing lanes where I live so no way to get around them.

You get that in the Texas cities. Upstate NY pokey drivers have nothing on the slow people here.

This. This is so true. Oh, and NYers aren't terrified of rain...Texans? When it rains you'd think that it was a white out. I've seen NYers driving faster on city roads in the middle of a blizzard and being totally safe than Texans on the highway after it's been raining for HOURS because the ground is wet.

Everyone in Atlanta turns instantly stupid when it rains... or when it looks like it might rain. And it rains here, with regularity.

And don't even get us started on what it's like when a snowflake shows up.

Or worse.... devops

The thing about vi is that at first you hate it and then later, you still hate it but you forget that you are using it.

So many new people!

And a more advanced HTML one:

https://www.codecademy.com/learn/web

I sure hope that the real answer isn't lentils. I mean, lentils are fine and all but, hardly what you'd most look forward to.

IT is television and movies is just horrible. Doesn't matter what the show is. What is amazing is that these shows all must have IT staff and they must never take the time to meet them or ask them for advice. It's probably a reflection of how these places view their own IT teams.

Just hot dogs today, but hot dogs are always tasty.

I'm new to Citrix XenApp and am trying to learn it by getting it set up myself. I have XenApp installed on Windows Server 2012 R2 but am having issues getting it up and running. I have no visible errors and I can reach the Citrix Storefront from another machine, but it does not allow me to connect using my AD credentials.

Anyone have experience with Citrix XenApp to help me get started? It's XenApp 7.7.

@thegillion said in Potty Plotter:

@Dashrender yes that is correct you can only add parties from the app

That's good for security to some degree, but stops people with iPads, I assume (no GPS) and without phones or who don't have a signal at the time from adding potties. You'll limit the available information and growth.

Now I am working on getting some apps published through it.

Welcome to @MustaasamSaleem who appears to be from CloudWays?

Using Citrix XenApp 7.7, in Studio I go to Delivery Group -> Create an Application -> select my only delivery group which includes the machine I am working from.... and I get:

"No Applications Were Found on Machines in this Delivery Group"

I'm not sure what I am doing wrong. It's the local machine, so basic stuff like, say, Calculator should be there at the very least. Not sure where to look for an issue. I've even turned the firewall off (it's a test box) just to be sure that that is not part of the problem.

Greetings @GuillaumeDelaporte

Not really all that specific to XFS, switching to ext4 or something else would be easy.