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The point was things like AD are not really transparent to the end user, and thus difficult to handle in a CLI outside of a utility (usually need privileged MS
by Joel_Mckay 2y ago
The point was things like AD are not really transparent to the end user, and thus difficult to handle in a CLI outside of a utility (usually need privileged MS insider OS API documentation). As a side note, exposing a desktop environment in a server role is still a problem 30 years later (GUI usually slowly leak memory over time.)
Note chickens are fairly aggressive little creatures, and through the power of Cortana could easily masquerade as an admin. Thus, one has to be careful when you see sharp peckers.
Have a wonderful day, =3
- nullindividual 2y ago> thus difficult to handle in a CLI outside of a utility (usually need privileged MS insider OS API documentation) There's a CLI command for it! What are you talking about with regards to APIs needed to do the particular task I mentioned? > (GUI usually slowly leak memory over time.) No, no, no, no. Please don't make up false statements to try to "prove a point". You're just being disrespectful to be disrespectful. You're disrespectful of many talented individuals in the industry. For shame.
- Joel_Mckay 2y ago[flagged]