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by vt240 10y ago
No, I mean the continued existence of WSUS and Configuration Manager. Although I find it really unclear. It says under CBB servicing, "When devices are being managed through Windows Server Update Services, the same workflows are execut
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by vt240 10y ago
Strange, I have not had that come up yet. Maybe I have not installed the updates which cause it to auto re-enable yet :-)
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by vt240 10y ago
That is for Windows 10 Pro, which as far as I can tell they are not even pushing on small business like us. I am seriously concerned though. It was hard enough transitioning to 7.
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by vt240 10y ago
That doesn't seem to be what they claim in [1] for a managed environment. We are still using 2008 R2 and Windows 7, but it is getting to the point where we need to at least upgrade Windows Server. What a headache. [1] https:/&#
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by vt240 10y ago
What admin abilities were removed in Windows 10 Enterprise?
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by vt240 10y ago
Why don't you roll back the the patch. Just search google for the KB number and uninstall. Then go into windows update and hide it. I did this on a couple of systems at work. edit : oops, I missed someone already posted it below.
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by vt240 10y ago
That is pretty funny because decades ago we used to remotely compromise university HP 9000 systems, create new privileged accounts, and apply the latest patch sets to the system to close up any security issues. I would assume that is a pre
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by vt240 10y ago
I remember going to see the SGI Origin 2000 installation at University of Alaska, Fairbanks. Pretty neat, I seem to remember they had a Cray T3E 900 and some J vector systems there too.
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by vt240 10y ago
My only first hand experience is with Washington. When I was furloughed in 2008 it was relatively easy and pain free to receive benefits, at least by government standards. My room mate at the time was only able to find part time work in r
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by vt240 10y ago
At least in Washington State, unemployment payout is almost immediate, within two weeks of losing your job. You can use the time before it runs out to apply for other federal or state assistance programs. These may take longer and have mo
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by vt240 10y ago
I've always imagined relationships as a reciprocity index which sounds similar to what you are describing here.
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by vt240 11y ago
This is the same reason I don't share anymore. I will post photos from a trip and my own parents wont see it in their news feed. It just feels like, "what's the point?", I might as well just e-mail them directly. Edit:
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by vt240 11y ago
I wonder if MacOS X had been where it is today stability wise, weather Xserve and the G4 cube would have been such failures. The hardware issues with the cube most likely would have been worked out as they were with the iMacs of the same e
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by vt240 11y ago
I really liked the Wyse 320? and used it for years until CRT died. It seemed to have the most diverse emulation support. Same deal with vt320 and HP 700/96 I just got tried of working on the CRTs all the time. Now I just use ZOC.
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by vt240 11y ago
I always found DHL Global Forwarding a pleasure to work with, because it was so personal. People answer your calls. I'm sure that's not great for profits or high volume customers.
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by vt240 11y ago
three points was enough to laugh for at least an hour. Good enough :-) No?
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by vt240 11y ago
I only watch the US cable news. How many football fields thick is the lens? 1.823×10^-9 NFL football fields.
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by vt240 11y ago
I was thinking the same thing too. I have always had a much easier time working with the Xilinx/Mentor workflows, and I would love to see the competition in that space. But then I remembered the last time I tried to download my copy
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by vt240 11y ago
Yeah, send me message at s.d.m at ieee.org. The only time I got to play with it, was at the Sun office here in Seattle. We tossed out all our Sun gear years ago now but I saved all the media and books going back to Solaris 2.6 in case I ev
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by vt240 11y ago
Back in 2000 I found we had a Power Mac 6100/60 at work which had the Copland developer preview loaded on it. I've never seen a copy of it since. I wonder if anyone still has the media, I looked all around the office for it, I&#x
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by vt240 11y ago
I switched to BeOS on my Motorola StarMax when it got stable around the second release and used it as my primary OS for quite awhile (all the way through version 5 when I switched to x86). I had tried MkLinux, but was using MachTen before
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by vt240 11y ago
Yes, a variation of the System 7 finder. Personally I used MachTen which was a 4.3BSD variation which ran on top of the usual system.
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by vt240 11y ago
Yea, there have been a couple good summary articles I've seen here on Hacker News. Personally I find it kind of mind boggling. It's like discovering the cause of Alzheimer's, dementia, or autism. I just find it funny, when
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by vt240 11y ago
I found the comments section following this article is especially funny. My favorite, the thread claiming that lead poisoning is the only statistic correlated with the violent crime rate... The authors proof- a single academic pre-print
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by vt240 11y ago
I used OpenModelica a number of years ago as a simulink replacement on a project which couldn't afford MATLAB. https://openmodelica.org/ EDIT: Also, although it's not opensource, I had used Mentor SystemVision eon
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by vt240 11y ago
Very cool, I built a variant of the MIT kit a few years ago. It was a lot fun.
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by vt240 11y ago
Yea, I saw that on there. But it appeared from the page they were doing a total rewrite. Anyway, those were weird days with all those PREP boxes, scattershot OS development from Apple. Booting up into BeOS for the first time and the whol
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by vt240 11y ago
Off topic question. I used BeOS for years and it was the platform I learned C++ on. I just checked out the Wikipedia page and it was pretty unclear on what ever happened. Anyone know where the OS ended up, seems like such a loss.
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by vt240 11y ago
It's a real life Pontypool ;-)
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by vt240 11y ago
The site in Poulsbo, WA had been flooded for years. When I was a high school student, we used to go have parties there. The whole campus was 10-20 acres and most of the buildings were still intact, although pretty ransacked. Similar to t

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