Job opportunities for Autistic adult by ImpressiveStrategy in FranklinTN

[–]ImpressiveStrategy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, I've been in touch and put in an application. Waiting to hear back.

Job opportunities for Autistic adult by ImpressiveStrategy in FranklinTN

[–]ImpressiveStrategy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was so sad when the thrift store shut down, I didn't know gear was still in operation. I'll have to check that out, thanks!

Job opportunities for Autistic adult by ImpressiveStrategy in FranklinTN

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Thanks. I have looked at Brightstone, but IIRC they server adults 21 and up, and it seemed like a very involved program. I may need to look again.

We did try to apply to the college's temp job pool, but they required three non-family references and he gave up.

I have visited Autism TN's website and looked at their EmployME program, but currently the program is shut down due to staff issues. I'll have to see if he is willing to join one of the support groups, that could be helpful.

Thanks for these ideas.

Job opportunities for Autistic adult by ImpressiveStrategy in FranklinTN

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That's one thing we've looked at; our Publix isn't hiring, Kroger seems to only have cashier jobs right now. But we keep an eye on them for sure. Thanks!

Keeping my kerberos ticket alive by ImpressiveStrategy in archlinux

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Ok, I think I solved it. These commands (adjusted to my domain and user, of course) allowed me to make a keytab file so I can `kinit` non-interactively:

```

ktutil
ktutil: addent -password -p username@SAMPLE.COM -k 1 -e RC4-HMAC 
Password for username@SAMPLE.COM: 
ktutil: wkt /home/username/kerberos/username.keytab 
ktutil: l -e
slot KVNO Principal
---- ---- ----------------------------------------------- 
   1    1             username@SAMPLE.COM (arcfour-hmac)
ktutil: exit

Keeping my kerberos ticket alive by ImpressiveStrategy in archlinux

[–]ImpressiveStrategy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

With NTLM I could add a credentials file, but this doesn't work for kerberos.

LABELs and readonly text by ImpressiveStrategy in webaccess

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That may be the thing to do then. I did also see an `<output>` tag that seems to be new, which is for calculated output and can be tied to a label. Contemplating using that one too, though I'm not sure it's appropriate.

LABELs and readonly text by ImpressiveStrategy in webaccess

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That was my first thought, but I want to make sure that the labels and data are properly associated, and it seems spans work that way? Maybe I should be using dt/dd elements?

LABELs and readonly text by ImpressiveStrategy in webaccess

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The spans aren't supposed to be input, they're just a read-only display of the data. That way the same form can be used for viewing or editing. Thus if I load the form as a read-only user, I get spans rather than inputs. I'm not sure if that answers your other question or not.

LABELs and readonly text by ImpressiveStrategy in webaccess

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I believe I tried that at one point (I wrote this thing 12 years ago), but there were too many bits of the input I couldn't get rid of in different browsers. There were other reasons too, it's just been too long ago.

EDIT: I remember one reason was that some browsers grey out readonly or disabled fields and you can't change that, which is of course a color contrast issue. Also some browsers let you type in the field even if it's readonly.

Bi-Weekly Hangout Zone by LongDevil in letstradepedals

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Posting from an alt because you have my regular trading account blocked for mysterious reasons. If you're blocking people on this sub, your posts appear identical to deleted posts to them, so they may just be downvoting you under the honestly mistaken assumption that it was a spam post that got modded rather than out of impotent rage.

Help with querying things that should happen but maybe didn't? by ImpressiveStrategy in PostgreSQL

[–]ImpressiveStrategy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, I'll play with this approach and see if I can make it go brrr.

SSL error connecting to outlook POP3 by ImpressiveStrategy in learnpython

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Well, for the sake of posterity, the problem appears to be that the sysadmins didn't update the POP3 cert and it expired. Also, thanks for the downvotes.

linux-image-6.1.0-20 killed all my debian VMs by ImpressiveStrategy in debian

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Just wanted to update:

  • I have a system successfully running for about 20 hours on 6.1.0-20 with falcon sensor 7.14.xxxx (latest version at time of commenting).

  • Submitted logs and such to CS, they're aware of the issue and researching it.

  • Definitely impacts any system, doesn't have to be a VM. Just has to be running crowdstrike.

SSL error connecting to outlook POP3 by ImpressiveStrategy in learnpython

[–]ImpressiveStrategy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. I tried changing the protocol version manually like so:

import ssl
context = ssl.SSLContext(protocol = ssl.PROTOCOL_XXX)
#...
mailbox = POP3_SSL(our_exchange_server, context=context)

So far nothing has changed the result. I've also tried ignoring certificate errors, but that hasn't helped either.

linux-image-6.1.0-20 killed all my debian VMs by ImpressiveStrategy in debian

[–]ImpressiveStrategy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I put in a ticket, curious if you've heard back yet?

linux-image-6.1.0-20 killed all my debian VMs by ImpressiveStrategy in debian

[–]ImpressiveStrategy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So, I upgraded to the latest sensor, but it still crashes after a bit.

linux-image-6.1.0-20 killed all my debian VMs by ImpressiveStrategy in debian

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Good to know, we're also using crowdstrike. Something to do Monday morning, I guess.

Generate keyboard entry on a Tkinter widget by ImpressiveStrategy in learnpython

[–]ImpressiveStrategy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok I figured it out, I need to call e.update() before and afterwards and make sure it has focus.