I want to get into electrical engineering, but apparently my intuitive understanding of electricity is terrible. Where should I start with this?
Also can some eli5 FPGA's and any the wiki page seemed to be 90% acronyms last week?
Mikel Farley
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SysAdmin, Security Enthusiast, Constant Learner, & Mental Acrobat.
Somehow my being a nice/courteous guy puts me in jeopardy of losing my job. Not the best working environment guys.
I still find it baffling that CEO's of companies will enforce policies that directly poison the working relationship with their competing companies. I understand that it's a cutthroat market, but it's always interesting to me that by taking an extra 2 minutes and working nicely with that same company I can get 10x more work done than my coworkers who follow the policies of being jerks to them...
To be fair there's no reason either of us should be writing an apache config file for our web server... But somehow we still got asked to do it.
Me: I'll just force HTTPS on this server then we can just use the SSL config for everything.
CW: Okay, yeah! Then we'll just copy that to the HTTP config and we're done.
Me: ...Can you just get me a coffee or something?
Finished writing a Dockerfile repo for running OpenSIPs with the Control Panel pre-installed. Just waiting for our SwitchTech to get back from vacation to add post-installation setup. Finally seeing my coworkers realize how powerful & flexible Docker is.
10/10 would dockerize everything.
"Just put the MetaSwitch into safety mode, that always fixes that issue."
Is not something I like to hear... Maybe we should fix the cause rather than memorize the workaround?
Is not something I like to hear... Maybe we should fix the cause rather than memorize the workaround?
You know your coworkers are great when a conversation ends with "Statler & Waldorf for President, 2020. If you're voting puppet, vote for a muppet"
So doing storage-agnostic directory backups in Windows is a giant pain in the ass. I dropped the HDD into my Linux enviro and ran Restic to S3 and it was done in 15 minutes.
I noticed a weird issue with my Zorin Gnome desktop, if I set my voip client window to "Always on Visible Workspace" but then I spawn a child window from it and use that window at all it removes the setting from the parent window. :\
Every time I make/receive a call I have to re-add the setting to the window. I wonder if there's anyway to force this setting to always-on?
Every time I make/receive a call I have to re-add the setting to the window. I wonder if there's anyway to force this setting to always-on?