@Danp said in Non IT Topics - Flagging:
@scottalanmiller said in Non IT Topics - Flagging:
Nukes the account and the post.
I believe nuking the account will take care of the posts as well.
It does. Currently he has been banning, so they stop posting but the post remains.
I dumped FB in Jan19 - About the only thing I miss is the comments from friends about things that happen... and photos. I don't miss the political, religious, you must help me overcome, give me money posts. And the big one,.. the hate posts.
It was (one avenue) of keeping in touch with people I won't get to talk to much. Ah well..
@mlnews said in Miscellaneous Tech News:
IBM's New Open Source Kabanero Promises to Simplify Kubernetes for DevOps
At OSCON, IBM unveiled a new open source platform that promises to make Kubernetes easier to manage for DevOps teams
IBM unveiled new software it's releasing as open source to help simplify Kubernetes for enterprises wanting to jump on the cloud-native bandwagon.
I have a hard time believing it will be easier than Rancher or even kubeadm.
Easy Steps to Export EDB to PST
Before going for actual steps let’s understand the reason why users prefer conversion technique to export exchange EDB to PST file.
Various Reasons for Conversion:
• Data Corruption or Inaccessible data. It occurs due to virus attack or large database sizes.
• Hardware Failure.
• Dirty Shutdown.
• Malicious Software
• Accidental deletion of mailbox
• Server failure or crash
• Jet engine error.
The conversion technique is not easy when you import Microsoft exchange EDB to PST files directly, it may affect your files. Users may even end up losing important data. Now the question is how to convert Edb files without any data loss and in an efficient way. The best way to deal is using any efficient third party like EdbMails which saves your time and avoids important data loss.
Why to choose EdbMails?
• Recovers deleted, corrupted or inaccessible data from EDB file in no time.
• Granular recovery and no size limitations.
• It can save files in different formats like TXT, EML and HTML etc.
• Recovers mails, contacts, calendars, task, notes, inbox items, outbox items and attachments etc. With every email properties like to, cc, bcc, and date, time or subjects etc.
• Selective Mailbox Recovery and supports Unicode characters.
• Supports all the exchange server versions like 2007, 2010, 2010 and 2016 etc.
Steps to Export EDB to PST using EdbMails
• Download and Install EdbMails application. Login using appropriate credentials.
• Select EDB to PST, EDB to office 365 and Exchange option then click continue.
• Browse the EDB file which you wish to recover and then click continue.
• Select the mailboxes which you wish to export and then click on Export Outlook PST.
• Once the export is completed, Export Operation has been Completed message will be prompted.
To know more please visit www.edbmails.com
It is not enough to build a functioning hyperconverged infrastructure because any IT environment needs to be constantly in check. Testing cluster performance is a necessity that requires the most serious approach. Hot news for VMware vSAN users is that they do not have to spend all that time and effort anymore since this efficient utility allows automating testing process carried out with such benchmark tools as VDbench or Fio.
Read the article by Alex Samoylenko, a virtualization expert, to find out how to get maximum performance for VMware vSAN cluster using HCIBench utility.
@fuznutz04 said in What is the Latest With SodiumSuite?:
@JaredBusch It's been a while since I heard that song. Thanks, it is now stuck in my head haha.
It made me think of the Sha Na Na cover of the Little Anthony and the Imperials song Tears on my Pillow and now that is stuck in my head instead.
This version sucks but it's the best I could find that's closest to what I'm talking about:
Youtube Video
@dyasny said in Advice On a New Setup:
@scottalanmiller said in Advice On a New Setup:
In theory they are intended for special cases like video recording.
Yup, pretty much the same thing - intended for always-on, without too much heavy IO. Frankly, I doubt there's anything significantly different under the hood there.
I've looked at the specs before and could not really find anything.
@NetworkNerd said in MangoCon 2019:
Did videos of the sessions ever get posted, or did I miss it?
That will be quite a while. No progress can happen till @valentina has the graphics stuff done for them.
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@scottalanmiller said in Malwarebytes Blocking Content From ML Ads?:
@JaredBusch said in Malwarebytes Blocking Content From ML Ads?:
It is the images you used for some of the threads.
those I know about, but should not be related to the ads.
It is not relateds to the ads. @NashBrydges has no idea what he was tlaking about.
@gilberto said in raid partition 0:
Excuse my ignorance. Now I was installing x2go. If I partition the hdd in raid 0 I also need to rebuild the operating system or just x2go. thank you.
To reiterate: Any time you are reconfiguring an array, you lose everything on the array.
If you want to keep the data, you must back the data up to a separate medium and restore it once you are done configuring the array.
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It has been one year since the launch of Nerd Journey. This week we take some time to review the podcast's genesis and how it has changed over the first year. Get the full episode here.
@mary said in Cloud Services and Delivery Models - CompTIA Network+ N10-007 Prof. Messer:
At what point is it worth having your own data center? I would think the cost of it wouldn't be worth it for most.
Your own, meaning you own the facility rather than colo? That one is pretty easy....
You would go to your own datacenter when the cost to get the features you need from colo exceeds the cost to build and maintain your own (this would likely happen at around 15-60% of filling a single colo location.) And your staffing needs will play into this, if the colo has 24x7 support, and you only need 16x6, you might lower your own cost that way.
This is assuming you don't need the flexibility of putting equipment in and out from time to time or using multiple sites for it, like colo easily allows.
