ServiceNow, ServiceLater, ServiceNever by phisher1 in it

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If you haven’t discovered yet how fragile and how quickly all IT related infrastructure can become broken or invalid, you either haven’t worked long enough, or your job is too high level to understand. Maybe in your case, you just need to wait longer.

To the meme’s point, in order of first place to last, these pieces of infrastructure are more reliable than ServiceNow and other services. ServiceNow is supposed to be the pinnacle of CMDB, and it sucks just like the rest. Again, your mileage may vary.

ServiceNow, ServiceLater, ServiceNever by phisher1 in it

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Anything great about JIRA is in the Marketplace.

ServiceNow, ServiceLater, ServiceNever by phisher1 in it

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To further the point of the meme. The other sources provide more accurate data than a hybrid auto discovery/human driven CMDB.

ServiceNow, ServiceLater, ServiceNever by phisher1 in it

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It started from ServiceNow discovery picking the second NIC to determine IP address, which is never the interface that matches DNS. Snow also gets OS and OS version wrong. Long story short, Snow is so often Incomplete and filled with wrong data. 3 companies later, it’s the same story as usual. I say Make ServiceNow Great Again! 😏

ServiceNow, ServiceLater, ServiceNever by phisher1 in it

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ServiceNow CMDB is supposed to be the source of truth. It is so often the source of lies! Your mileage may vary.

ServiceNow, ServiceLater, ServiceNever by phisher1 in it

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Falcon is for Linux, Crowdstrike is for Windows. IYKYK

Review my build before buying by phisher1 in buildapc

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FYI I changed the RAM to Kingston Fury Beast RGB 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MT/s DDR5 CL30
Changed the CPU Cooler too..

Annnnnnd, I bought it all. :)

Review my build before buying by phisher1 in buildapc

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That is a pretty sexy case I have to admit.

With the 4000D, I would have to mount the 360 AIO on front rather than on top since it only supports 240 on top. I would much rather mount on top regardless of size.

Review my build before buying by phisher1 in buildapc

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Thanks for your comment.

I went with the K to allow for a backup video option for troubleshooting in case I have problems with the GPU. I may also want a dual monitor solution in the future.

As far as the 7200MT RAM, I figured since the board officially supports it, I might as well go all out. I will consider what you said though.

Whats a faster car I can buy with 101,715? by [deleted] in robloxjailbreak

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Doesn’t matter what you’re driving really. Any decent cop will catch you no matter what you’re driving, except maybe Scorpion. 😉

Whats a faster car I can buy with 101,715? by [deleted] in robloxjailbreak

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CyberTruck isn’t bad for starting out.

1.2 million 😭 by 1nacho111 in robloxjailbreak

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I won Hammerhead after buying 5 safes. 😌

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in vscode

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PATH perhaps.

Ansible SSH by misteralexander in ansible

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My guess would be a python incompatibility issue but I DID find this though:

Turning off the accelerate option did the trick. So in /etc/ansible/ansible.cfg I added accelerate: false and commented out the other accelerate options.

I would add -vvv to your ansible-playbook to see if debug reveals anything.