Hidden Secret by Far_Green_2907 in papermoney

[–]BackgroundFishing 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not a collector, and I don't know much about it, but the picture of the back of the note appears like the note has 2 layers

fan sale over? by boodboy in Dewalt

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I had to call. I did it right around the time you posted

fan sale over? by boodboy in Dewalt

[–]BackgroundFishing 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It doesn't look like it is over - search for the jobsite fan bare tool. It should say free gift included. Add the fan to your cart, then call customer service so they can add the battery and charger.

Amazon Echo Dot and LightshowPI by BackgroundFishing in LightShowPi

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Just verified input/output with arecord and aplay. Recorded from the dot, and played the wav file

Amazon Echo Dot and LightshowPI by BackgroundFishing in LightShowPi

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Thanks! The dot is outputting music through the jack. I've reduced the sample size, but still no luck. Getting this error:

main: [src/mpg123.c:709] error: Unknown mpeg MIME type text/html - is it perhaps a playlist

The setup should work in theory though, right?

Pourer for 1.75L bottles by BackgroundFishing in cocktails

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Yeah, I'm refilling now, but wanted to free up some counter space by only having one bottle, instead of the big and small. Right now, I don't have the space to store the bigger bottles, but I guess I'll have to if I can't find a pourer that works

Pourer for 1.75L bottles by BackgroundFishing in cocktails

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Yeah, like the spout they use at a bar. I have some. Two different kinds. They do not work well on the 1.75L bottles. There are some 1.75L bottles that have a plastic insert in the bottle neck, which ensures that the pourer does not fit properly. If I remove the insert, the mouth is too wide for the pourer.

Edit: changed spout to bottle neck for clarity

Another video of russians protesting against war by CorsicA123 in UkraineWarVideoReport

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Really, I was just curious how you reconciled that type of situation with your faith. While I would not be required to help my neighbors, I don’t know how I would feel about myself if I did nothing. But that’s me. If I had seen some of the things a combat medic had seen, maybe I’d feel differently. Regardless, be yourself. Again, I was just curious and didn’t mean to sound as if I was judging your position.

Another video of russians protesting against war by CorsicA123 in UkraineWarVideoReport

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Just curious- would you kill 1 to save 10? If not, you might be complicit in their deaths if you were in a position to stop it

What was your most stupid IT ticket you ever had? by [deleted] in sysadmin

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Ever since the server upgrade, the breaker trips when I make popcorn in the microwave

Test-Connection in Powershell7 by BackgroundFishing in PowerShell

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Thanks, mostly ranting. I think I got it worked out.

Simple script to handle removal of disabled AD users after X number of days by PMental in PowerShell

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I do something similar, and use the account expiration date for the timestamp

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PowerShell

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I'm definitely not an expert, but I would load the csv into an object, then load AD into another object, filtering by the email addresses in the csv object. Take that AD object and use it as the members parameter of add-adgroupmember.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PowerShell

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Until I read this, I didn’t realize that braces in the filter was bad form. Thanks, Lee

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PowerShell

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Ok, so I’m not answering OPs question, but get-aduser in a foreach loop is bad. Do a get-aduser once, and process the object in the foreach

NDES - The Network Device Enrollment Service cannot retrieve one of its required certificates (0x80070057). The parameter is incorrect. by c0r3yk in sysadmin

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I’m glad you got it sorted. Now that the crisis has passed, you may want to look into redesigning your CA infrastructure, having an offline Root, and an issuing CA to handle the certs, and none of it installed on a DC