What Are You Doing Right Now
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Just had to unplug all 6 security cameras from the PoE switch to get them to reset. Half of them had picked up IPs from the wrong DHCP server (we had that one on less than 24 hrs to test something). I'm glad that Ubiquiti has a neat little utility to scan your network for cameras and NVRs and shows MAC and IP addresses.
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Feeling more positive this morning so trying to work out what I'm going to tackle today.
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@hobbit666 said:
Feeling more positive this morning so trying to work out what I'm going to tackle today.
That's a good way to start a day!
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@coliver said:
After certificate update in ADFS Outlook desktop clients no longer work.
Can you expand upon this?
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@Dashrender said:
@coliver said:
After certificate update in ADFS Outlook desktop clients no longer work.
Can you expand upon this?
They just started working again ~15 minutes ago... I have no idea what happened. We updated our ADFS certificate and the OWA client worked great as did all of our other relying sites that tied into it. The Outlook client refused to connect to it.
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watching some old defcon videos :')
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And now microsofts requiring all our VMware vcenter logs, errors and warnings for their audit. So dumb it's not even a Microsoft product.
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@Jason said:
And now microsofts requiring all our VMware vcenter logs, errors and warnings for their audit. So dumb it's not even a Microsoft product.
How can they require that? That's ridiculous.
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Started off the day by discovering a mistake that'll cost me a couple hours to fix. I am unimpressed. I need a palate cleanser.
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Just signed for my PINE64 module!
WHOOT!
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@gjacobse said:
Just signed for my PINE64 module!
WHOOT!
Unfamiliar with it. Looks like something in the same vein as a Raspberry Pi though
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@wirestyle22 said:
@gjacobse said:
Just signed for my PINE64 module!
WHOOT!
Unfamiliar with it. Looks like something in the same vein as a Raspberry Pi though
It was a KickStarter program. And yes,.. for the most part it is similar to the Pi systems.
Don't ask me what I intend to do with it.... I have no clue.
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@gjacobse said:
@wirestyle22 said:
@gjacobse said:
Just signed for my PINE64 module!
WHOOT!
Unfamiliar with it. Looks like something in the same vein as a Raspberry Pi though
It was a KickStarter program. And yes,.. for the most part it is similar to the Pi systems.
Don't ask me what I intend to do with it.... I have no clue.
capacitive touchscreen mp3 player ^_^
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@wirestyle22 said:
@gjacobse said:
@wirestyle22 said:
@gjacobse said:
Just signed for my PINE64 module!
WHOOT!
Unfamiliar with it. Looks like something in the same vein as a Raspberry Pi though
It was a KickStarter program. And yes,.. for the most part it is similar to the Pi systems.
Don't ask me what I intend to do with it.... I have no clue.
capacitive touchscreen mp3 player ^_^
Close... I have been wanting to replace the AM/FM 6 disk auto player in the truck for a while. Could be fun to mirror some projects I've seen for car computers. AM/FM, NOAA radio, MP3, ODBCII status monitor and a few other options.
Of course... .I'm not a programmer... so this will be interesting.
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@gjacobse said:
@wirestyle22 said:
@gjacobse said:
@wirestyle22 said:
@gjacobse said:
Just signed for my PINE64 module!
WHOOT!
Unfamiliar with it. Looks like something in the same vein as a Raspberry Pi though
It was a KickStarter program. And yes,.. for the most part it is similar to the Pi systems.
Don't ask me what I intend to do with it.... I have no clue.
capacitive touchscreen mp3 player ^_^
Close... I have been wanting to replace the AM/FM 6 disk auto player in the truck for a while. Could be fun to mirror some projects I've seen for car computers. AM/FM, NOAA radio, MP3, ODBCII status monitor and a few other options.
Of course... .I'm not a programmer... so this will be interesting.
I'm currently researching Python for some projects so we are in the same boat. Good luck!
This is the absolute best resource if you're interested: http://learnpythonthehardway.org/
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@wirestyle22 said:
I'm currently researching Python
Make sure you splurge on good coconuts, they're important for making the correct clop clop clop noise.
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@MattSpeller said:
@wirestyle22 said:
I'm currently researching Python
Make sure you splurge on good coconuts, they're important for making the correct clop clop clop noise.
Come Patsy!
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Head of HR came over and asked me a question. Apparently consulting my spiceworks magic 8 ball, while amusing, is not the correct response.
I need to get out on vacation really bad
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@johnhooks said:
@Jason said:
And now microsofts requiring all our VMware vcenter logs, errors and warnings for their audit. So dumb it's not even a Microsoft product.
How can they require that? That's ridiculous.
Who knows?
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@scottalanmiller said:
This is what American collegiate education has devolved into...
https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/1556683-encrypting-files-to-prevent-ransomeware
FWIW he's from Israel.
