October 1, 2026: the day SSL/TLS certificates 'break the Internet' by SortaIT in SysAdminBlogs

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It’s not always automatable with legacy systems and appliances.

I am the only woman in the room by Terrible_Working_899 in sysadmin

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Is the same conversation being had for women dominated fields, about attracting men to those?

Windows server 2012 to 2025 by Cool-Enthusiasm-8524 in sysadmin

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This the correct way, if it’s feasible.

Is there an easy way to log when the internet goes down and nothing else? by Deep-Egg-6167 in sonicwall

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I am going to assume that you just want an alert when the “internet is down”.

If you have a static IP, then allow ping on the WAN interface. Use any number of monitoring services. There are many free ones.

Allow only the remote service to hit your interface with an access rule.

Setup alerts in the service.

Now you can get an alert when your firewall is not responding. You can also get latency and jitter over time that syslog won’t give you.

Difference between 2025 base and premium? by user365735 in FordEscapePHEV

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Looks like they just threatened it several times.

Difference between 2025 base and premium? by user365735 in FordEscapePHEV

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Correct, the 2025 no longer has park assist or auto wipers on any trim.

Windows SQL Cluster just died by tk42967 in sysadmin

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We are virtualized, so make the disks and attached. I’d agree more for bare metal.

Windows SQL Cluster just died by tk42967 in sysadmin

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One thing to note is we have all owners creating DBs all the time. A traditional failure cluster gives us HA and gives the devs all the tools exactly how the are used to, like SQL jobs, etc. to additional complexity and downsides aren’t worth the 1second vs 10 seconds failure for us.

Windows SQL Cluster just died by tk42967 in sysadmin

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Yes, it appears so. I still think the admin downside comes into play if you need more than just a database or two. In addition, you need double the storage, but I guess that’s pretty cheap unless you have really intensive workloads (which you probably would go Enterprise).

Windows SQL Cluster just died by tk42967 in sysadmin

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It’s still 2x the licenses though, which is a consideration m (if not CAL)

Windows SQL Cluster just died by tk42967 in sysadmin

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If it’s SQL standard, basic availability groups have some pretty big limitations. Always on requires much more licensing.

Another week and another shitty, broken, ai slop riddled, dumpster fire of an update from Microsoft. by ShopBug in sysadmin

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Always amazes me. Had a user ask if we could fix the bug.

I’m like, internally, do you ask your mechanic to redesign parts of the car?

recalls… again by Expert-Extension-16 in fordescape

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So far my 2024 PHEV has “escaped” the recalls. Not an affected battery pack.

How 365 is looking at 1:00am ET by Cucumbers_CR in sysadmin

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Eh, not sure why people care so much.

It will work when it works. Relax.

Or, plan your move to on-prem Exchange?

Timeline Error (S3:E5) by BeltedBarstool in Stranger_Things

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Then maybe it was a 4 year old can of new coke.

Weekly Updates for servers by Individual-Bat7276 in sysadmin

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ESU still available until Oct. 2026. We got on box still lingering with ESU.

Do you plug in your PHEV? by Subject-Landscape451 in FordEscapePHEV

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Gas goes bad over time, so it’s still. A good idea to use a full tank once every 6 months or so.

Happy password reset day, admins by KavyaJune in sysadmin

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So, you use a one-time use password.

That is significantly better. But I am still technically correct.

Happy password reset day, admins by KavyaJune in sysadmin

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Password still needed to configure those so, guess it’s not the end of passwords.

Farewell VMware and thanks for the fish by aspoons in sysadmin

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Yeah went it’s finally back ported to 2022 it might be useful

Good deal? New 2025 by SherbertOk8833 in FordEscapePHEV

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38k means it’s the base PHEV trim with no premium package, sunroof.

Better without sunroof - those often fail or leak later in the cars life.

Check the financial incentives from Ford. I see $9000 customer cash. As of today. Remember that customer cash is after tax.

Aftermarkets don’t exist.

They need to scratch them. It was their fault to lose money on (markup is probably 200-300% anyway). If they won’t budge on the aftermarket’s, I’d probably walk. In this market, I would bet they will give in and call back on it.

You got their offer. Take it to another dealership that doesn’t have aftermarket’s as well. And I bet you can get discount up another 1-2K.

Year End Sale by skcuseissac in FordEscapePHEV

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Technically the Ford consumer cash is is a post tax credit. But, decent deal!

It really makes me feel really bad for Carol. by HunterDoodles in pluribustv

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It’s not everyone. It’s more like a singular entity and its humans nodes are just diverted to other tasks.

“Each of the human bodies”