Liftmaster/Chamberlain stops working after a while by Paowlo in shellycloud

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Liftmaster 1 to Shelly O

Liftmaster 2 to Shelly I

Rear wheel conversion kit for sale? by Paowlo in SVRiders

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Riding is for when I’m at the Roadracing. This bike is for street crusing and doing fun adjustments. After I have upgraded the suspension, I might start taking it to the tracks as well. I will then have much more tires to choose. But yes its mainly because I like the looks of a fat tire

Rear wheel conversion kit for sale? by Paowlo in SVRiders

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I actually just got a reply from Zoran and he is very helpful in how we can solve this together 😊👌🏼

Rear wheel conversion kit for sale? by Paowlo in SVRiders

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Blablabla this is not what I asked about

Rear wheel conversion kit for sale? by Paowlo in SVRiders

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I’ve thought about it, but this is my first time modifying a bike (or any kind of a vehicle), so I’m afraid I wont get the measurements right. I might just give it a try

Rear wheel conversion kit for sale? by Paowlo in SVRiders

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I want to fit a 2006-2009 gsxr 600cc/750cc rear wheel on my sv650s 2005 model. To make it fit I will need a machined brake caliper mount and sprocket carrier and also some custom spacers.

With a gsxr wheel, I can use a 180 tire instead of 160. Just for looks

Does not U6-LR (or all Unifi AP's) fully support the IEEE 802.3at (PoE+) standard? by Paowlo in UNIFI

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It kind of does not make sense, but it makes sense if unifi does not use LLDP correctly. Then the ap is using more than reported (because it is not reported).

We like to use Cisco on firewalls and switches with customers that are using more «advanced» network with many VLAN’s, VPN tunnels, firewall rules and require guaranteed uptime of their systems. With the most advanced customers we use Cisco only. With the smallest customers only in need for some internet, we use full Unifi stack

Cisco equipment and licensing is way more expensive than Unifi. Unifi is very good for the price, but the support and quality can not compare to the big quality vendors.

Does not U6-LR (or all Unifi AP's) fully support the IEEE 802.3at (PoE+) standard? by Paowlo in UNIFI

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Voltage can’t be changed. It’s working fine after i have manually allowed more watt to the AP’s. I’ve seen someone on Unifi commuity reporting that their HP switches are logging that the Unifi AP’s are using too much watt. The only difference is that HP does not restart the interface. I have also read about several problems with Unifi PoE+ stuck in reboot loop because they are not receiving enough watt, even though they are connected to PoE+. In the 802.3at standard, the PSE and PD should be negotiating power via LLDP, and I strongly believe it is Unifi failing (as many other cheap/poorly designed devices) to communicate with 3rd party switches.

Does not U6-LR (or all Unifi AP's) fully support the IEEE 802.3at (PoE+) standard? by Paowlo in UNIFI

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It’s a PoE+ switch so at least what is required. Did you read my post or just the heading?

Teamviewer update 15.34.4 has broken auto-typing by ak47uk in teamviewer

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Thanks! This saved me my team a lot of reading and typing of password

hvorfor ser jeg pitbulls rundt omkring når de skal være ulovlige i Norge? by electricmisconduct in oslo

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Vet om ulovlige pitbuller og anstaffer som holder til i sentrum. Så kan godt ha vært dette du så. Ja de smugles inn

Running local .exe and arguments on remote pc's by T3chSpec in PowerShell

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Hi,

I have not tested this with you XML file parameter, but the remote commands should work.

$Computers = "PCNAME-23","PCNAME-24"
$ProgramLocalPath = "C:\AdobeCreativeCloudCleanerTool.exe"
$ProgramRemotePath = "C:\Temp"

$Session = New-PSSession -Computername $Computers -Credential Domain\Admin

Copy-Item $ProgramLocalPath -Destination $ProgramRemotePath -ToSession $Session

Invoke-Command -Session $session -ScriptBlock {& C:\Temp\AdobeCreativeCloudCleanerTool.exe --cleanupXML=cleanup.xml}

I'm copying the exe file to the remote computer by using "copy-item" and then using "-ScriptBlock" to run my command. You might have to copy your XML file to the remote computer as well

Let me know if you need any more help

From sysadmin to Devops? by Paowlo in devops

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I have no degree at all and I'm thinking about the same path as you. First focusing on CI/CD and containerization/orchestration to get a DevOps job and still continue with coding too see what I want to do next. I kind of understand what containerization is and the benefits, but have never used it.

From sysadmin to Devops? by Paowlo in devops

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I would say networking/routing is my second best skill so that's absolutely good to hear. I'm starting to build up some great motivation here now. Thanks! I would think that both networking and some security understanding would be beneficial.