Re: Reminds me manual razors
Double edged safety razor for me. Blades are cheap, and it works so much better for me. Can't recommend it enough if you have trouble with gillette subsonic 5 or similar.
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I said it will be a pain without ipmi. If you do not have console access remotely and have to schlep a monitor to the server each time something is not working properly, it really sucks. Especially when using an older desktop that has been commited to server duty.
Of course almost everybody is going to switch away from CentOS, or whatever.
Red Hat does not seem to understand that they need to provide a valuable service to their customers. If you discern yourself that way people will notice.
I've had some dealings with "service" providers, you would never call them unless you were drunk and didn't care any more, because they would always talk nonsense. Compare that to a customer experience where you feel pampered, because you did not have to explain your problem thrice, the service provider believed you, and provided a correct answer. And the service provider saved you days of looking for a solution.
I was going to make a good point of this, but I'm at seven pints.
Why is nobody talking about the removal of cortana from the base stuff? Now you can hopefully prevent the crap from installing, just like with onedrive.
And backups? We don't need no steeeenking backups! Just keep your data on a (non-windows) server and have some deployment stuff to reinstall without any effort.
Ugh, microsoft and their CALs. Why don't they make their product just twice as expensive and dump all their retarded limitations? It's not that microsoft themselves know what is legal and what is not. All those people working in making sense of the microsoft license agreements can then be repurposed as telephone sanitisers.
Ooh yes, I know someone who works at a BMW garage, and some of the things he told me are amazing:
Updating or reading out the computer, or doing anything else on a modern car? You need an internet connection to the factory. No internet? No work is getting done.
Have a problem with a certain electronic component? If it needs to be replaced, you might have to change out other electronics. So if one small part breaks, you might need to replace a few computer modules here and there. The factory software exactly tells you what to replace. The price of one of those computer modules? Not very cheap, obviously.
Not having to deal with the printer mafia (those maintenance companies that do nothing except send bills) is also a big advantage.
But don't forget to only get a printer that has toner in a plastic tube, not the lexmark replace-it-all multifunctional, for instance.
Huh? I don't get it.
Couldn't they have done this within the law? If they legally obtained the copyright, and used a torrent application to find out who wanted it, what's illegal about that? It's not that your torrent application goes looking for just anything, you'd have to tell it to download some nasty '70s german scheisse porno.
If they would have done this part different, and disclosed their financial interests, would it be the same situation?
"They would then file copyright lawsuits to obtain personal information about those downloaded their hardcore flicks using subpoenas obtained from courts without any disclosure of their financial interest in the lawsuits."
Let's say I'm the owner/copyright holder of the XXX-rated title "bambi and the teenager covered in maple syrup". I've found out the information about a couple of people who want to download this piece of filth without paying me. We want to settle "out of court for an undisclosed sum". Isn't this the same?
I think this might be something driver-related. On Windows 7 the 6000p uses the Windows NVMe driver, while other Intel NVMe drives (the 7600p for instance) use the intel driver.
Someone on the win-raid forum has modified the intel driver to also include the 6000p. It is self-signed, so with a few imported certificates it can work. I have not tested this, because I'm using Windows 7.
If you're working on a tool to make setup much easier, why didn't you take a look at the available options out there?
I'm running OPSI (free and open source) for about 50 computers, including a couple of home computers, for myself and family. It works equally well for my work and for home usage. It does OS installations and seperate software packages.
Supermicro C7Z170-SQ has one of those 7-segment displays onboard.
I ran into a weird issue where boot took about 45 minutes. At least I could see something was going on. After a bios update it was fine again.
Either way, not buying something from that range again. Stupid graphical bios.
"Word, Excel, and PowerPoint are also getting an upgrade, with automatic scanning of links embedded in documents. The new code will check out the URLs to make sure that they aren't on Redmond's databases of dodgy websites and pages."
And it will immediately try to run all executables it might find.
"SGX has long been known to have certain sensitivities."
Ok, but if your application doesn't run in one of those 'enclaves', is that as secure as a totally-broken-sgx? I'm curious, not complaining intel has a point or whatever.
They could sell this stuff as turbo boost 4.0. Do you want your processor secure or fast?
Wufuc works great, also on windows 7. I really wonder what the acronym stands for.
The last batch of new computers are all equipped with a core i3-7100. We use wufuc to make windows update work. And a couple of edits to the .inf file of the intel graphics driver to make that work.
We also have a couple of hotfixes slipstreamed in to the Windows 7 N installation, otherwise we would not be able to install to NVMe drives.
Too bad microsoft raped the LTSB version, we would have moved to that.
“Firstly, we have decided we will just make up some stuff about us being harassed. We are all working overtime to make credible threats against ourselves. The BBC report from yesterday is completely true. We might have been issued with an ultimatum by Indiegogo, we don't know, we have been ignoring them for some time. We think they are very understanding of how we operate our scam, they just don't want us to draw too much attention to ourselves.”
FTFY.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YLRTDy3Pvhw
Maybe RCL should try to get saved by the government, just like sinclair has done a couple of times.