Like a boss video featuring Seth Rogen. Too funny

Link to video here.

After  the president has been in office for 6 months it is customary for the last president to send a note of congratulations to the new one. So yesterday when  the note came from Bush to Obama, the President was somewhat troubled because it was written in code and all it said was:

370H-SSV-0773H

This troubled him as he had always heard from his peers how former president Bush was perceived to have been scholarly challenged. So he called in the VP who was also unable to decode the message.  They called in the chief of staff and the head of Secret Service detail and they were unable to determine the meaning of the note. Next he called in the head of the Senate and Speaker of the House. They both were mystified by the meaning of the coded message. Now there was complete panic in the oval office. A special emergency meeting was called by the staff. All branches of the military, counter intelligence, CIA, FBI were called in, and the best minds were unable crack the code. After a sleepless night, a now humbled President picked up the phone and called the former president, and asked him the meaning of the note. Bush  chuckled and replied: Dude, you’re holding it upside down!

Ok here you go. Don’t say I never gave you anything.

Any mode:

Display related:

o alt+shift+G: grab screenshot (screen flashes and a file is placed in your documents, visible when connected to the computer)
o alt+G: redraw display

Editing:

* alt+DEL: delete all text in edit window

Music playback:

o alt+<space>: play/pause music. Also pauses spoken text function.
o alt+F: forward to next music track

Misc:

o alt+<HOME> Go to Amazon Kindle storefront.

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You can create a Recipient Policy based on group membership, and make all CompanyA users member of a CompanyA group and all CompanyB users member of a CompanyB group.
Here’s how:

Create a new recipient policy, make it a Custom Search, select the Advanced tab and enter your query like
(&(memberOf=CN=companya.users,OU=Service,DC=companya,DC=com))

Set the email address accordingly (ie %d@companya.com)

Go to the Service/CompanyA/com OU and create a group named companyausers.

Create your users and before you mail enable them, make them members of the companyausers group.

Mail enable your CompanyA users and they will get an email address from the Recipient policy you just created.

In an underground bunker 100 feet beneath Stockholm lies a unique facility operated by the Swedish ISP Bahnof. It’s become known as the “James Bond Villain Data Center”. Dean Nelson of Data Center Pulse recently got a tour of the data center from Banhof CEO Jon Karlung, who provided a look at the many unusual features of the facility, a former military bunker designed to withstand a hydrogen bomb blast. Karlung has said he drew his inspiration for many of the center’s flourishes from James Bond villains (especially Ernst Blofeld), hence the waterfalls, greenhouse-style NOC, glass-enclosed conference room “floating” above the colocation floor, and blue-lit diesel engines (supposedly used in German submarines).

Here is the video tour of the Data Center. It is about 9 minutes long.

The site linked below will display images that if you are infected with the Conficker virus will most likely be blocked. It can be a quick and reliable way to know if you may be infected.

Eye chart is located here

YouGetSignal.com is a collection of network tools that Kirk Ouimet started working on in late September of 2007. The name of the site, YouGetSignal, is a nerdy play on a line of broken English from the infamous “All your base are belong to us” cut scene.

Some of the tools on the site include:

• Port Forward Tester
• Network Location Tool
• Visual Trace Route Tool
• Phone Number GeoLocater
• Reverse IP Domain Check

Check out the site and tools here.

If you follow this link it will take you to an interactive map of the linux kernel. It is really interesting and works a lot like Google maps for navigation.

If you have very large volumes on a server you have no doubt experienced a long boot as the volumes are checked for errors. I have found the information below to turn off disk checking on boot for specific drives. The first can be done via command prompt and the second is the registry change that does the same. Hope it helps.

Go to Start, Run, and type in cmd

Then type in
chkntfs /x c:

This will stop Autochk from scanning drive c. If your main drive is the D:\ then type
chkntfs /x d:

Close out of the command window when the next prompt appears, and that’s it!

To undo this setting at a later point:

Go to Start, Run, and type in cmd

Then type in
chkntfs /d

OR

1. Run the Registry Editor (Regedt32.exe). You must use Regedt32.exe and not Regedit.exe
2. Goto HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager
3. Change the BootExecute value from:
autocheck autochk *
to:
autocheck autochk /k:x *

Where x is the drive letter, e.g. if you wanted to stop the check on drive f: you would type autocheck autochk /k:f *. To stop the check on multiple volumes just enter the drive names one after another, e.g. to stop the check on e: and g: autocheck autochk /k:eg *, you do not retype the /k each time.

Sony releases new stupid piece of shit that doesn’t work.

Link to video

Courtesy of www.theonion.com