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  #2544599 19-Aug-2020 15:59
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Further proof that dictatorships can never be too petty -

 

https://au.pcmag.com/news/68134/china-bans-free-text-editor-notepad 





“The modern conservative is engaged in one of man's oldest exercises in moral philosophy; that is, the search for a superior moral justification for selfishness.” -John Kenneth Galbraith

 

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  #2544613 19-Aug-2020 16:30
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Oh! I want to be banned too, Mr Poo-Bear. remember Tiananmen Square! Yay tank man! Free Hong Kong! Free speech for all!

 

 





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  #2544620 19-Aug-2020 16:38
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rb99:

 

Further proof that dictatorships can never be too petty -

 

https://au.pcmag.com/news/68134/china-bans-free-text-editor-notepad++

 

 

FTFY.

 

It really would have been a good idea to ban Notepad.Maybe there will be a reduction in Chinese productivity?

 

But I'm guessing that a text editor that doesn't support Chinese characters is of limited interest to most Chinese people.

 

 




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  #2544845 20-Aug-2020 00:33
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Having a 90 minute power outage. (Back on at 0010hrs) Booting the computer, doing the updates waiting for a reboot since last week, that I had been putting off due to win10 always renumbering devices.

 

What happens?

 

It worked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Nothing was renumbered. It all fired up fine. (That I have noticed.)

 

I think that was the longest power cut for decades living here, including the earthquakes (Where we had none!)

 

Shame my UPS System is only set up for an hour running time.

 

(I do have a laptop and SDR setup if required)

 

Didn't fire up the generator given the hour.

 

(Wonder how many people around here will be late to get up?

 

 

 

Pleasant surprise for a Win10 boot / update :-)


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  #2544847 20-Aug-2020 00:36
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msukiwi:

Having a 90 minute power outage. (Back on at 0010hrs) Booting the computer, doing the updates waiting for a reboot since last week, that I had been putting off due to win10 always renumbering devices.

 

What happens?

 

It worked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

 

Write down everything, and I mean everything about the situation that you remember: Where you were sitting, what you were wearing, any music you had on, position of things in the room, what you had for dinner, etc. If you've found a combination for which a Windows 10 update didn't cause any damage then you need to let others know so they can get that experience as well.

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  #2544849 20-Aug-2020 00:48
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neb:Write down everything, and I mean everything about the situation that you remember: Where you were sitting, what you were wearing, any music you had on, position of things in the room, what you had for dinner, etc. If you've found a combination for which a Windows 10 update didn't cause any damage then you need to let others know so they can get that experience as well.

 

B*gger, couldn't see where the moon was due to the overcast conditions. Suppose I'll have to resort to sky charts for that critical piece of the puzzle.

 

Good thought by you. I knew there had to be a non-Microsoft answer!


 
 
 

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  #2546649 20-Aug-2020 22:58
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Halsey.


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  #2546683 21-Aug-2020 04:44
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'The Lieutenant was one of the men of the truck along with other two... Hunkle and a certain Hornsby.' :-)





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  #2547126 21-Aug-2020 15:54
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Elementary OS 5.1.7 Hera. Very slick OS





Here is a crazy notion, lets give peace a chance.


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  #2547468 22-Aug-2020 09:35
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Bob Mortimer on Would i Lie To You on You Tube. The man is a legend.





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  #2547823 22-Aug-2020 21:08
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neb:
K8Toledo:

 

 

I'm smiling again.

 

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but the sole labelled cable has the wrong label, it was recycled from use elsewhere.

 

 It's correctly labeled - Switch #1 Port #22.  But cable is connected Port #21.   

 

Someone prob unplugged the cable (or more likely tripped over it ;)) then reconnected it to a different port.

 

 

 

The pic shows four marked patch cables, two of them written in black vivid going to a printer and workstation.   

 

 

 

Devices connected: 1 DVR, 2 Cisco routers, 2 Cisco switches, 4 AP's, 2 servers, 3 workstations, 3 POS, 2 printers, 1 generic switch, 1 generic router, 2 ETP's, 2 BT jackpoints, 19 CCTV's and a partridge in a pear tree.

 

Blue cables to every one. None labelled except for the 4 shown above.

 

 

 

I'm tasked with cleaning the whole mess up.

 

 

 

 

 

Edit: I smiled as I took the 1st shot below. Yes it's water, main office.

 

 

 

 

 


 
 
 
 

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  #2548371 23-Aug-2020 18:56
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K8Toledo: I'm tasked with cleaning the whole mess up.

 

You should have registered to the contest https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FxmnhkBpcc





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  #2548767 24-Aug-2020 14:55
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When you're expecting garlic but you end up with essence of Carl. It amused me more than it should.

 

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  #2550204 26-Aug-2020 17:49
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Question I read elsewhere on the interweb:

 

"Is Kim Jong Un-conscious?"


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  #2550799 27-Aug-2020 17:11
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Enjoying holidays in France pairing strict German hygiene measures with fresh French seafood platters ... be assured we don't take any preventable risk. We don't use ANY public transportation and it's funny to wear protective masks in between totally careless people but - their decision.





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