Music educator who has completed his transition into IT. I want to know all t3h thingz. Alas, one lifetime isn't long enough to learn everything, so I'll settle for what can be shoved into my brain during this life time.
I plan on mainly posting content on Saturdays or Sundays, but for the opening week, I made a few things.
Click over to the channel and check it out, should the below interest you.
I've never had much use for Cortana, other than practicing my disable-and-remove-useless-programs skill.
I finally got around to getting a little WordPress site going in my lab, and I've decided to make it the new home of www.eddiejennings.net. Enjoy!
Over time I'll try to find good ways of making some content from previous iterations of my blog (and podcast) available.
Sometimes for malware, you have to nuke and start over. 
@scottalanmiller said in Congrats to Eddie - New Linux Admin:
@EddieJennings has put in so much work learning and teaching Linux administration. It's awesome to see him moving up to a Fortune 100 Linux Admin! Congrats Eddie!
Thank you Scott! I haven’t been this excited about a job opportunity since I was able to land my first position from the career change. 
It cannot be stated enough how important community is. Since joining ML in 2016, all of you have effectively been my IT mentors.
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What boils my blood more than anything:
User: HELP HELP. . . but not right now.
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@dustinb3403 said in I can't even:
hah...
If he's running out of stroage just direct him to https://downloadmorestorage.com/.
Just signed a litter accepting a promotion effective 9/22. Not bad for a Friday
You may want to seek out Jim Salter's content concerning ZFS. This is the community he's started since leaving the ZFS subreddit.
Have you tried Pop_OS with the preinstalled Nvidia driver? Been a while since I've used Pop, and the nvidia card I have is old, but I don't recall a bad experience.
@CCWTech said in Is it racist? I think it is.:
The Amazon CloudFront distribution is configured to block access from your country. We can't connect to the server for this app or website at this time. There might be too much traffic or a configuration error.
I haven't used Amazon CloudFront, but have you confirmed that configuration is correct? Do you have any way to verify if there was any kind of burst of traffic that may have triggered some kind of policy that would cause traffic to be dropped?
On the question of racism, I would follow the technical issue to a potential policy issue. Then see if the policy was created to somehow allow and drop traffic based off of assuming the immutable physical characteristic (race) of the sender. My thought process wouldn't start with "traffic has been configured to be dropped because of a racist policy."
@dbeato Nice. Thankfully I haven't had to deal with a Windows bug check in a while 
WinDbg can help you read the memory dump file, which may help you find what file or process caused the crash.
This thread, https://access.redhat.com/discussions/669573, likely requires a Red Hat account to view, but it wins the necro post award.
The last relevant comment was in October 2011. Here's the latest comment nearly 12 years later 
Finished a Sunday evening by recording a couple of jazz etudes.
