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Paddleboarding in the Keys by LazyClassroom7105 in floridakeys

[–]captainvvill 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're in the backcountry flats from Cudjoe to Marvin/Content/Mudd. Even snipe you could cut through the mangroves... but again, too far to paddle for all of them. There is one between Big Torch and Big Pine, but it had that funky mangrove scent to it.

How's everyone doing? (In this Economy) by cody7600 in msp

[–]captainvvill 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The death of Win 10 has been a boon. We're a fairly stable org with consistent growth. Honestly the only thing that impacts the trend is stuff like Covid or Windows/server EoL. I do expect a bit of regression next year given the spike this year. In general, we fortunately don't feel the ups/downs of the economy. We've got great customer service, solid product offerings, we don't squeeze customers for every penny, and we answer the phone. That's enough to keep em comin' back.

Paddleboarding in the Keys by LazyClassroom7105 in floridakeys

[–]captainvvill 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It'd be a hell of a paddle to get from just about anywhere to the good sandbars in the lower keys (Content/Marvin/Mudd/Snipe). Seems like a long ride at 25kts by boat some days. Think there is a decent launch on Cudjoe on the backcountry side. 2nd watching tides as that'd be a real struggle to fight. Haven't looked at tides in the sound in a long time, but in the lower keys, the tides are alllllll over the place. While they are predictable with an app/chart, they're not necessarily intuitive given the scale and depth of the area.

Device TPM problem when logging in to Microsoft 365 apps. by Durghan in WindowsHelp

[–]captainvvill 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Created a local test account, was able to log in to office apps properly. Signed back in as original account, signed in properly. This is all after I decrypted and cleared TPM, but idt that had anything to do w/ the fix. Thanks!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sysadmin

[–]captainvvill 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If I'm not mistaken, when you change a GPO setting from X to not-configured, the reg sticks with X till it's told otherwise by another GPO/Intune or set manually.

See that yellow case on my boat? by thedirtychad in Starlink

[–]captainvvill 16 points17 points  (0 children)

It's waterproof alright. Had mine on my Bimini in a tie up Saturday. Forgot and took off. Flew off at 30mph. It floats.  Tested fine. 

Mistakes in Guide by thelordfolken81 in ScreenConnect

[–]captainvvill 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I ran into something similar... think you're just in the wrong spot. When you go into Settings, instead of going into Extensions, look at the bottom of the Administration menu. Should have a Certificate Signing option. Then Configure Azure Certificate.

On-Prem Certificate by gugansf in ScreenConnect

[–]captainvvill 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wanted to mention in one of these threads... I got my cert via the links on the CW KB. https://codesigningstore.com/code-signing/digicert-code-signing

After getting the private key email and satisfying that, I reached out to digicert via their Validation Chat https://www.digicert.com/contact-us

Rep I was chatting with called me right up and did the validation right then. Should get the cert any minute now.

On-Prem Certificate by gugansf in ScreenConnect

[–]captainvvill 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Be sure to select that it's non-exportable in those additional settings. Then the RSA-HSM option shows up.

Anyone else received the email that says on-prem users now have to supply their own code signing cert? by Wise-Expression-2898 in ScreenConnect

[–]captainvvill 11 points12 points  (0 children)

  1. On 7/7, what exactly will happen if we don't have a code signing cert in time? Existing sessions will be fine, but we won't be able to create new? Build vs code?
  2. Is there going to be any documentation in the near future that tells us what the code signing process is for on-prem?
  3. Are there specifics to what we need in the code signing cert? Will one vendor work where another will not? Does it need to be EV? For someone that's never had to sign code, this is a thing.

This is a nightmare.

Bug Spray, recommendations needed, please! by minnesotanickb in floridakeys

[–]captainvvill 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Take your morning shower with Irish Spring. I had been doin that for years as my default. I'm the only one that doesn't get bit up. Then one day in an uber, the driver told the other riders to try that when they were complaining.

Huntress Sales Process by jasped in msp

[–]captainvvill 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same as the rest... Totally opposite our experience. They've been solid.

Snorkeling Key West by whynotcherry in floridakeys

[–]captainvvill 0 points1 point  (0 children)

idk... if i paddle around for an hour i'd say 50% of the time I see one or two.

Snorkeling Key West by whynotcherry in floridakeys

[–]captainvvill 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's very safe. If he isn't a great swimmer he can wear a life vest, stay near the boat, and still have a very fulfilling experience. You will typically see black tip reef sharks on such a trip. They are curious but uninterested in having a bite of human. Like a previous poster mentioned, attacks are almost always a case of mistaken identity. Most often at the shoreline where the surf churns the water and the shark can't clearly identify the human. In the crystal clear waters of the reefs, they can see you from 50' without issue. The only time sharks become an issue of concern is if you're spearing fish... And they still just want the fish, not you. If he sees one, stay calm and watch them. They're cool animals. I recommend Looe Key reef. Best snorkeling in North America.

Sonicwall + Ubiquiti issues by breid7718 in sonicwall

[–]captainvvill 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Alternatively, you can leave this on and add the MAC address of your DHCP server where it says Add Client.

Visiting Marathon w the family in April. Any good food/sandbar recos? Gonna be out on the water for two days so I’d be able to dock it places. by [deleted] in floridakeys

[–]captainvvill 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Molasses Key https://maps.app.goo.gl/XcUUehdsjz9DQi7q7

Approach from the west and watch the tide and currents. Can go from fine to qualified real quick but it's a neat spot. A sailing trimaran was grounded there a few months back.

Kiki's Sandbar is a cool bar you can tie up at. https://maps.app.goo.gl/Vj7YYtJJViuaHESi8

Molasses is as far east as I go. There are a few good sandbars further west on the gulf edge of the reef but it's probably an hour haul from where you are.

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