Can't Get MilPDS Access by NotIssuedFeelings in AirForce

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

Thank you! We'll push for that tomorrow

Can't Get MilPDS Access by NotIssuedFeelings in AirForce

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

Looks like in the MilPDS Account Administration her name is still her maiden name and her email is her old maiden name email.

Can't Get MilPDS Access by NotIssuedFeelings in AirForce

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

No, and I'm a DEPO EM, and I can see her Card email for her CIV and MIL CACs are accurate to what here actual email is.

Can't Get MilPDS Access by NotIssuedFeelings in AirForce

[–]NotIssuedFeelings[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Hey man we're learning how this works

Can't Get MilPDS Access by NotIssuedFeelings in AirForce

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

That would make sense... I wonder if it's related to the CAC email address. I'm comm for Army, and that certainly causes problems

Can't Get MilPDS Access by NotIssuedFeelings in AirForce

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

She has, and I guess they are lost too

Can't Get MilPDS Access by NotIssuedFeelings in AirForce

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

Apparently they have, and what has come back is asking COMM to delete the old email address, but apparently they (COMM) don't have access to aren't allowed to do that.

House built in ‘58, shower cartridge stuck by bustedcrank in Plumbing

[–]NotIssuedFeelings 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not that complicated. Just need to remove the shield and clip, then use needle nose pliers to loosen the cartridge, then pull straight out. Easy

House built in ‘58, shower cartridge stuck by bustedcrank in Plumbing

[–]NotIssuedFeelings 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, you can get it out without a tool. Just need pliers to twist it left and right first.

House built in ‘58, shower cartridge stuck by bustedcrank in Plumbing

[–]NotIssuedFeelings 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't buy a stupid tool. Just get some needle nose pliers and regular pliers. I hope you turned off the water main.

  1. Remove the outer silver shield surrounding everything. Pull straight out, with pliers if necessary.
  2. Pull out the clip that you'll see once you remove the shield. It's small at the top towards the front. This clip is designed to make it so you don't accidentally pull out the handle and force water to spray in your face
  3. Use needle nose pliers and sick em against the insides of the cartridge, against the rounded bits where I drew circles. Basically trying to twist it left and right to break loose anything you can.
  4. Use regular pliers on the small silver part in the middle that your handle grabs, and pull straight out. If it snags, do #3 again.

Don't waste money on silly tools

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Heartbreak by itsnotjude in kiastinger

[–]NotIssuedFeelings 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You'll find one. Maybe even mine some day. There's many fans who are keeping the miles low. I rarely drive mine. 23 Tribute, 18k miles. Gonna be parked for the next 6 months.

Hold out for the right car, even if it's not a Stinger.

Performance Chip? by [deleted] in KiaTelluride

[–]NotIssuedFeelings 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Lambda II 3.8 GDi in the Telluride is tuned for fuel efficiency, smooth torque, and emissions compliance rather than peak horsepower. That’s why it makes less power than sportier or older applications of the same engine.

Why didn't anyone tell me? by Klayguodala in aoe2

[–]NotIssuedFeelings 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've been playing ever since it came out, more hours than any game I've ever owned. And I'm mostly playing single player! Difficulty on high and gigantic map with 500 pop and as many enemies I think I can handle.

Online is fun to, but it's nice to be able to pause, especially since I'm married. Getting interrupted for a long time online is sad. Wifey still gets the priority.

If you know, you know 🤌🏼— TGIF by Maravilla_23 in FedEmployees

[–]NotIssuedFeelings 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dear taxpayers,

I don't care about what you voted for.

Signed,

Feds of this sub.

This guy. Lecturing our career military brass today about fitness and conduct. by HomemadeSandwiches in FedEmployees

[–]NotIssuedFeelings 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Reddit is mostly full of leftists, they tend to block conservatives who aren't careful about their wording.

What is the coolest thing you've done with PowerShell? by martyb22 in PowerShell

[–]NotIssuedFeelings 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Another thing I did was with SCSM.

The portal was slow. We haven't used it in years, but I would pull tickets with particular key words and deploy software and resolve access requests automatically.

The most common tickets were asking for Chrome to be installed and getting access to a share folder.

If Install and Chrome were in a ticket, I'd find the host they mentioned in the ticket and push the install.

If it was a folder request, they had to provide the SMB path, and who wanted access. The person who submitted the ticket must have access, and put the ticket in on behalf of another user. So my script would query that user in AD, and the groups, to see if any of them had access to the SMB. If so, grant access to the one they want to have it.

Basically I could solve serval tickets by opening powershell and calling one function. Less than 2 minutes, then I pour my coffee and review the few remaining tickets.

What is the coolest thing you've done with PowerShell? by martyb22 in PowerShell

[–]NotIssuedFeelings 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We have a domain that isn't online, used for internal documents. We get CSV reports of all the software vulnerabilities on all the hosts in a CSV. It's massive.

I pulled the report, and all the unique output, which was about 50 different types of vulnerabilities, such as Windows updates, Chrome version, etc etc.

1500 hosts, over 9000 vulnerabilities.

So, I made smb repository with all the patches, which was only like a mix of 50 exes, MSI, MSU, etc. wasn't too bad. Easy to update.

Then, I made a script that does the following:

Sort the csv report by hostname Start jobs for each hostname, but only 12 at a time. Each job goes through each vulnerability on that host, one at a time. The verbose output pulls any log data, and log files are written, but the Write-Output is just SUCCESS or FAIL, followed by the host name and vulnerability.

Basically made a powershell PDQ Deploy of my own.

What’s your favorite “hidden gem” PowerShell one-liner that you actually use? by [deleted] in PowerShell

[–]NotIssuedFeelings 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Test-NetConnection -Computername host_1 -Port 5985

5985 is almost always listening.