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I dont think we are using self certs on our site there for switching/routers, but I am of the opinion though, update its firmware now with this, as it could cause potential problems later on if it expires past that date that we don't know about, it actually ties in for us. My colleagues and I are doing a huge reimaging piece on our switching there as it was setup by someone who did all kinds of weird and wonderful stuff when they installed it (Believe he was a CCIE studying guy in the service company we used to employ, so our head office has all manner of bonkers stuff like route-maps in place, when it should be fairly simple yet secure stuff - everytime someone has done work there somethings gone awry) Might as well bite the bullet and get them updated from 12.2 in all this

I was weary of Razer from the reviews, seems to be a high amount of people saying they suffered failures on theirs and had replacements which are hassles I don't want, I had an EG one a while back until my 6 year old spilled a glass of coke on it and wiped it out, it was cheap and cheerful for an entry level keyboard. Atm im back on an old Advent one.

Knackered here, kids have been hyperactive since Monday and only just calming down.

my head office is full of their gear, oh joy, at least im dell where I work, but a painful January incoming for me, cheers for this.

I would like to get one myself, just can't afford that atm with Christmas It does look sturdy like a proper arcade machine quality set of buttons and joystick

Actually looks like a good film, I see us pretending the last film was the “Highlander 2” of the series

I don't think its that hard as all the stuff is pre-cut from what I have seen, its very much a kit, though I may be wrong there https://shop.pimoroni.com/collections/picade-and-arcade - just in case you haven't seen the kits or may think their a full sized cab.

Not considered the retropie and a picade ? Better size than that thing I would say looking at it and bigger joypad/buttons

I have 10mm ones here and its terrible with those thing pipes, compared to having thicker pipes in our previous homes its noticably worse at keeping the house warm with them.

i nearly bought an Xbox One S Digital, realised in the end though I was buying it for me, not my kids here, I fancy a break from PC gaming though, it wouldnt have worked out cheap by the time I bought stuff for it for it like another controller and an adaptive contoller (need an Adaptive Controller and one hand joystick for my little girl to take part)

You can alter it’s sensitivity to compensate, we had a couple of users getting inundated and we made it stricter and it did help, also if your email is one somewhere like haveibeenpwned you can expect it a bit more

Extenders can be fiddly when we trialled them, we used Lindy ones and removed them and put a micro pc in place in the end

Their not the best devices we have found, have had to remove them from our system, I vaguely recall having to create a standalone network for them when they reset as they had a hard coded IP on a 192 network

thanks for the guides, yesterday I changed ours from ADFS / Azure AD Connect to PHS / Azure AD Connect, I did plan to go to PTA as it was "Slightly Less Hassle", but on working through the document, I got met with the error "This Authentication is not supported on Servers older than 2012R2" at the AD Connect changes (its Server 2012/ADFS2.0) so I had to swing it on to doing the PHS route, its over now and working fine and was fairly straightforward even with our multi-domain forest. Our end goal was needed because we are bringing onboard a fair few systems now which use OpenID connect and other forms of SSO which we wanted to do, our original ADFS was the solution provided by a MSP who left us no documentation about what had been done and it was a bit creaky with its age anyhow.

Sounds like the pump could be the issue, if its been a closed system, you wouldnt get evaporation really on the coolant.

We have a rackmount 12Tb synology that we paid about £850’for here, it’s 4x 3tb disks though it offers us less space as we run it on software raid5

I’m glad I saw that response, My initial response was - why? They have never crossed my mind as being edible nuts for anything other than squirrels

Thanks for this, im currently going to be undertaking a similar operation and retiring out our old ADFS 2.0 server finally over the coming weeks.

I finished 1984 now, im trying to read the color of magic, but its hard going for me so far, even though im familiar enough with discworld and the premise of it all.

I am back on my kindle again and reading, at the moment, its 1984 by George Orwell

Ive been to the south lots of times and once so far with work to the North, I love Ireland too

https://novosco.getgotjobs.co.uk/home - these were our service company until we took it all in house in our comber/larne based operations. Lots of jobs native to Belfast there which may help you

4 words to send a shiver down most sides here ill wager that title

Papercut is excellent and full featured

usb to serial drivers all ok ? actidriver too ? have you tried removing those adapters and putting them in a different port ? have you switched from 32 bit to 64 bit ? some older converters were not compatible with 64 bit windows when we converted from 32 bit.