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Just BPCs from exploration. I'll try to sort out a corp mail again tonight with a list of people to watch list.

Yay, more high sec war. And this time from an "alliance" of 2 corps with ~28 members between them, who also have 15 already active wars and another 8 pending. We might actually see some targets to shoot this time.

I suspect it's not a cost issue but more of an effort issue. The thought process is likely "I could run a new cable through the ceiling but that means lots of time up and down a ladder as I go across the school, or I could just bodge it at this point above the destination and call it a day".

I've just remembered they changed the model for the Nemesis so I'll have to fly something else (even though I was cloaked most of the time I still liked the Tristan model). Guess I'll probably end up with a Hound due to the slot layout.

I'll grab myself a bomber when I'm next on and fit it up, got to get my scanning skills back into practice, and remember the important things like bookmarking wormhole exits when you jump through (had too many incidents of warping off before I've done that and having to rescan my exit).

If you get yourself a cov ops or stealth bomber (with the cov ops cloak) then we could go wandering through wormholes. We might even get lucky and catch a hauler or something else easy to kill with stealth bombers.

Interesting, I'll have to investigate that further.

Better late than never, should just leave IE as the only hold out and that's only because it will only receive security updates. Now we just need VMWare to move from their terrible java web client to html5 or similar.

My launcher has decided that it doesn't want to connect, exefile won't connect, beta launcher connects but won't actually let me play. Going to redownload the whole client and see what happens. Might be a day or two before I'm back online @LiamHaith and @Garacesh

My only problem with Munchkin is that everyone has to get into the spirit of the game and make sure any grudges or upset feelings don't spill over outside of it. Fair play to hold grudges between games but if someone stops you winning (and they will) then just get them back in this game or another one and move on. I've seen some unhappy people who still haven't learned not to play Munchkin because they always get upset.

Pandemic is a good co-op game for multiple people. Power Grid is also pretty good but not co-op, it might be possible to play with just 2 people as well, it's one of those games that's really easy to pick up but can get more complex once you start understanding the rules fully and analyzing the various moves you and the other players can take.

In $ it's not too bad, around similar price point for Apple devices. When they release it over here and just change the $ to £ then it will be too high imo.

With the direction this thread has taken I was thinking "I'm glad this is in BTRD" and then I checked the URL.

Looks like I may be saving up for a Surface Pro 4. My pro 2 is still going solid but I'd love more RAM to run more VMs on it, the extra storage and processor are just a bonus.

Get management to let you charge replacements to the department who was using the room when it was damaged.

How are you trying to map the drives? GPO should map with %DisplayName% as a variable.

Crucial hurdle overcome in quantum computing Looks like it could only be a few years before quantum computing becomes a real thing. Obviously it will be a while before home users see it but still pretty interesting developments ahead.

Powershell can handle this pretty easily, either importing the account names via csv or straight from AD. CSV: $Students = Import-Csv C:\Path\To\File.csv $InheritanceFlag = [system.Security.AccessControl.InheritanceFlags]::ContainerInherit -bor [system.Security.AccessControl.InheritanceFlags]::ObjectInherit $PropagationFlag = [system.Security.AccessControl.PropagationFlags]::None $objType = [system.Security.AccessControl.AccessControlType]::Allow foreach ($student in $students) { $folder = \\server\path\$student New-Item -Path $folder -Type Directory $acl = Get-Acl -Path $folder $permission = "\$student","FullControl", $InheritanceFlag, $PropagationFlag, $objType $accessRule = New-Object System.Security.AccessControl.FileSystemAccessRule $permission $acl.SetAccessRule($accessRule) Set-Acl -Path $Folder -AclObject $acl } AD (needs to be run from a DC or something with RSAT powershell installed): $students = Get-ADUser -filter * -Searchbase "OU=Assessment,OU=Students,OU=Users,DC=Domain,DC=Local" $InheritanceFlag = [system.Security.AccessControl.InheritanceFlags]::ContainerInherit -bor [system.Security.AccessControl.InheritanceFlags]::ObjectInherit $PropagationFlag = [system.Security.AccessControl.PropagationFlags]::None $objType = [system.Security.AccessControl.AccessControlType]::Allow foreach ($student in $students) { $folder = "\\Server\Path\$($student.Samaccountname)" New-Item -Path $folder -Type Directory $acl = Get-Acl -Path $folder $permission = "\$($student.Samaccountname)","FullControl", $InheritanceFlag, $PropagationFlag, $objType $accessRule = New-Object System.Security.AccessControl.FileSystemAccessRule $permission $acl.SetAccessRule($accessRule) Set-Acl -Path $Folder -AclObject $acl }

Some sort of EduGeek Dating service I think.

I'd assume it's due to them not looking very "professional" after a while of heavy use. I'd rather that than have to try walking without toes.

Not sure if we have such a policy but I doubt it as I'm reasonably sure the caretakers wear them, I'd probably do the same but we don't have enough moving stuff around to really justify it.

If it's a "big" birthday I'll buy something for a friend otherwise it's a drink or two on a night out, same for family. Halloween this year is likely to be expensive for me but that's due to being in Berlin meeting a bunch of internet nerds I know.

Why not just use a PAC file to detect what their IP is and set the proxy from that?

We get to wear smart trousers and shoes but school branded polo shirt, it makes it much easier when crawling round under desks and such.

Two things need to be changed: move the arr1 | export-csv bit to the end, outside the foreach loop so that it runs only once. At the start with the other variables (like $computers = get-content) add in $arr1 =@() to declare it as an empty array. Sometimes it will work fine without it but it's good practice to declare it like that so that it will definitely work.