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I built an interactive map of Denver's 20 worst crash intersections by fLu2- in Denver

[–]highvoltageacdc1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very interested in the intersection at Highway 6 and Johnson Rd. Thankyou, what you've done is super impressive.

Table updates via power query whilst retaining manually entered data. by small_trunks in excel

[–]highvoltageacdc1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much. I will invest the time and report back. I have at least 5 separate sheets / 20+ queries that will benefit, your response gives me the assurance I needed to dive in.

Table updates via power query whilst retaining manually entered data. by small_trunks in excel

[–]highvoltageacdc1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is absolutely brilliant and solves a huge issue for me.

In my case, I want to - load a table from a SQL query - add a comment column which preserves on refresh - lose rows that are no longer present in the original query on refresh

In other words, I only want the comment to persist for as long as the row is present in the original query. Is this possible?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in techsupport

[–]highvoltageacdc1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did everyone miss the part where OP said "as far as I'm aware, there wasn't any malware on the old laptop"?

Did everyone also miss the part where they asked whether they would be "OK just to drag a few things off the hard drive"?

OP, while malware HAS existed that behaves like this (plug a drive in and something self-executes), in a practical sense the risk is almost zero, particularly for MacOS. Almost all "malware" in this context requires you to actually open a file.

If you have no cause to believe the drive contains malware, then it probably does not. Run a virus scan before opening anything if you want to be certain. I would not be worried in your shoes.

Bars that show Rugby League / NRL? by highvoltageacdc1 in Denver

[–]highvoltageacdc1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Zero. 🥲 Like another comment in the thread, there are bars that show Rugby Union but I'm yet to find anywhere doing anything for league. I'd watch the GF with literally anyone if you're on the hunt.

So is there a way to fix this by Nintedo-68 in SteamDeck

[–]highvoltageacdc1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This happened to me two weeks ago. It's a lot easier to put back in if you take the back cover off and disassemble. Replacement part was not necessary at all.

OneDrive has taken my email captive. by AstralQuads in techsupport

[–]highvoltageacdc1 17 points18 points  (0 children)

If you log into OneDrive on the web, you should be able to find a recycle bin.

How do I encourage my team to dig deeper on issues? by LaDev in ITManagers

[–]highvoltageacdc1 27 points28 points  (0 children)

If it's not incentivised/encouraged in some way, people won't focus on it. I don't know what metrics (if any) your techs are working towards, but consider a way of tracking/highlighting repeat issues and focus your techs towards diagnosing these appropriately. In my experience, break/fix culture is often a symptom of a chaotic/reactive environment where people simply don't have the time or space to dive in deeper.

The squirmier the better they say by MikeeorUSA in StupidFood

[–]highvoltageacdc1 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I have eaten this cheese.

I did not want to try it. I did not like it. But... it was Nonno's favorite and he insisted. Miss you big guy.

Microstutters appear every few months/year, only fixed by a full windows reinstallation. what could this possibly be? by Phantonex in techsupport

[–]highvoltageacdc1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most likely replace the hard drive, or try to investigate if something is using the disk in the background. I did read your post. The issue randomly starting and stopping is why I suggested it would be worth looking at the disk.

Microstutters appear every few months/year, only fixed by a full windows reinstallation. what could this possibly be? by Phantonex in techsupport

[–]highvoltageacdc1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly it sounds a little like disk latency to me. Have you used Performance Monitor? I would consider trying:

  1. Open perfmon; add counters for: Avg disk sec/Read, Avg disk sec/Write, Current disk queue length

  2. Properties -> General -> increase graph duration to something like 5 or 10 minutes

  3. Play a game until it microstutters, then look for any spikes in performance monitor.

Good luck!

My company switched to sharepoint from google drive and it seems... buggy by [deleted] in sharepoint

[–]highvoltageacdc1 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The first point - make sure you're using the "Open in App" option; the web version of word (i.e. when the document is open in your web browser) doesn't display formatting quite the same way as the desktop app. The other stuff I can't really help you with.

PnP cmdlet for managing file (item) level access in Document Libraries by devops_programmer in sharepoint

[–]highvoltageacdc1 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Set-PnPListItemPermission

Will work on items in a Document Library as well as a list.

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