A client of mine has "forgotten" the combination to their laptop cable
lock. This particular lock does not have a key option as a failsafe
so no bik pen option, either. Does anyone have pointers on how to
break a combination lock? Water boarding is not an option here. If
all else fails I'll hac
Thanks to everyone for the suggestions. I'll be keeping this thread
around for reference!
In the end, some additional research revealed that this particular
lock has a known flaw -- it resets to a known combination. Sure
enough, that's what happened. The lock is now in some landfill where
it be
I'm having some problems with some silent install Windows 7 Powershell
scripts and need some help finding resources to help me troubleshoot.
Essentially, I'm kicking off silent installs as boot scripts with a
simple try{}catch{}. Since many installers on Windows wrap additional
installers (example
Can anyone point me to some technical documentation that describes, in
detail, how DFS replication works in Windows Server 2008r2 and how it
works differently from previous versions of Windows server? I'm
trying to understand what user actions (or server-side
misconfigurations) will trigger full f
;m running with Scissors.(tm)"
Gilbert Wilson, gilb...@watchhouse.org
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On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 2:30 PM, Adam Levin wrote:
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> On Thu, 16 Jun 2011, Gilbert Wilson wrote:
>> I have a nonprofit client with small offices throughout the world.
>> Their current challenge is how best to get computers that meet their
>> requirements in the hands
On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 2:47 PM, Ted Cabeen wrote:
> The major corporate laptop vendors (lenovo, hp, dell) have worldwide support
> organizations. The warranties on higher-end models usually include worldwide
> support.
Do you have any experience with any company's worldwide support? If
so, whic
Before going down the path of purchasing third party solutions to
manage your systems and/or firewalling your Macintosh population off
from the rest of your network like they're some redheaded stepchild
(no offense to Matt and our other redheaded colleagues!), take a look
through Apple's documentat
ber seeing a paper at either LISA or annual tech within
> the last year or so on centrally managing Mac systems.
>
> David Lang
>
>
> On Fri, 6 Apr 2012, Gilbert Wilson wrote:
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>>
>> Before going down the path of purchasing third party solutions to
>> m
I'm building out a new data room and wanted to know if anyone has used
neatpatch.
http://www.neatpatch.com/
It looks like a nice straight-forward solution to an all too common problem
I've encountered over the years in just about every data room I've worked in or
visited: nicely braided cables
On Jan 6, 2011, at 9:56 PM, Brad Knowles wrote:
> For my own part, I'm still looking for a good dual-WAN VPN-capable
> firewall/router. What I have found so far has been very non-satisfactory.
I like the various whitebox options that run pfsense. I've used both Hacom and
Soekris. General d
, are there other tools that
folks would throw out there as alternatives?
Gil
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robably get more information
over there. MacTech Magazine has had a few articles on esxi on Macs, with
the mini being a target for their tinkering. I believe they link to the
article that Stephen posted.
Hope that helps!
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> On Jan 29, 2015, at 8:22 PM, Adam Levin wrote:
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> My old drive is case-sensitive, so that's what I set the new drive to, but I
> wonder if maybe it's more prone to problems?
I’ve run into issues with case sensitive HFS system drives on OS X within the
last ~2-3 years. The issue, of course,
> On Mar 23, 2015, at 7:28 AM, Jonathan Billings wrote:
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> On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 07:39:12AM -0400, Jason Healy wrote:
>> I’m looking to tap the collective wisdom for product selection
>> advice and also recommendations for professional services for our
>> environment. We’re looking to replac
I saw via Slashdot that Borg Backup has hit 1.0.
http://borgbackup.readthedocs.org/en/stable/
It's dedupe/chunking design has me intrigued. I currently rsync data from
various nodes to a backup server that then writes to tape. It looks like Borge
would be a nice replacement for the rsync part
Last week our network was intermittently brought to it’s knees for short
periods of time because of what appeared to be unicast packet storms. What we
experienced looked almost exactly like this:
https://supportforums.cisco.com/discussion/12395006/packet-storm-c3750x
Another person who saw the
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