A list of puns related to "Directory (computing)"
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So basically, I'm creating a small python program that helps me creating the backup of my pictures. Using the 'os' module you can see, change and work with directories from the computer where the program is running. My idea was that, once I gave access from my computer to my phone files, I would be able to move to the root directory and from there move to where my phone files are. The thing is it doesn't appear, is seems to be "out of scope" to put it in a way. Is there a way to have access to the files from my phone once is pluged to my computer?
When I copy an image or file to the clipboard and try to paste it in a field of the card, I get this error. I do this normally on Windows.
When I try to attach by clicking on the "clip" icon of the card, Anki doesn't show the folders in my computer, it shows me completely different folders and I cannot locate anything. What Anki shows me is like a completely different computer.
That is: I cannot find from Anki "home/my name/Documents/Chimica.../" or any other folder in my computer.
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I've done a clean install of Zorin OS 16 Core. My computer is 12 years old and can't handle Windows.
Thanks if you can help!
One of Rust's many strengths is that it can be seamlessly integrated with Python and speed up critical code sections. I recently wrote a small library with an efficient ragged array datatype, and I figured it would make for a good example of how to set up a Rust Python package with PyO3 and maturin that interoperates with numpy. There are a lot of little details that took me quite a while to figure out:
RaggedBuffer
datatype (generics are not supported by PyO3)If you use the terminal to navigate into an empty folder and ask it nicely to list the contents of that folder by saying "dir", it'll gladly tell you that there's two folders in there: "." and ".."
But aren't those the current folder and the parent folder? Does that mean the entire file system is folderception?
Oracle (The company that own's Java) has a service that allows you to create a server for pretty much anything, and this service that they offer has a free tier. Today, I will show you how to use Oracle's Cloud Computing Service to run a Minecraft server - For Free! I haven't seen a whole lot of talk about this method, and I feel it should be more well known.
Item's Needed:
-Minecraft: Java edition (duh)
-Basic Understanding of minecraft server's, Bash, and how to use SSH (I will be covering how to use SSH to connect to your server, so this isn't completely neccessary.)-A Credit Card. Oracle uses credit card's for verification, to make sure that their service is being used by real humans. The link to their FAQ about this policy can be found here.
Without Further ado, let's Begin!
(Editor's note: This is a really long guide, so just be prepared for that :) )
To start off, head over to Oracle's Signup Page and create an account. I won't go over this too much, as it is pretty self explanitory. Once you have done that, go to Step 2!
Don't Panic! This part isn't as complicated as it sounds. Once you have finished setting up your account, click the "Create a VM instance" panel.
Give your VM instance a name. Anything will work, but make it easily identifiable. You can leave the default (Root) compartment selected.
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Now, Scroll down to the "Image and Shape" section. Make sure "Oracle Linux 7.9 (Or just the latest build)" Is selected. Then click "Change shape"
Under "Shape series", Select "Ampere". Now set the amount of Ram and CPU Cores you would like! I would recommend at least 2 CPU Cores and 8GB of ram, which should be plenty of resources for our Minecraft server!
After you have finished selecting the shape, make sure the "Always free eligible" Tag is showing.
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Next, we need to create a VCN (Or Virtual Cloud Network). If you already have
... keep reading on reddit β‘what is the absolute minimal permissions I can give another user to be able to query AD information from another trusted domain? they can query their own domain by default (as they are both a user and computer in that domain), but if there is a 2nd domain in a 2nd forest, do I need to give him some kind of rights to that 2nd domain? what's the bare minimum rights I can grant? Thanks!
As part of a bigger project soon to be released, I've built a modern directory of websites accessible to older computers. It's a work in progress and mostly Mac related so far but open to any submissions. Any categories/platform related websites are welcome, I will be categorising them as I go.
The criteria for being added is that a website must be lightweight (no JavaScript, safe CSS) and is accessible via the HTTP protocol.
Any suggestions or submissions are welcome!
http://directory.sloop.nz
Sorry for the newbie question, our OpsMgr admin left the company, and I'm not very familiar with OpsMgr 2019. Is there a tutorial on how to create a monitor in the authoring node and create a subscription so that I will receive an email when a computer joins the domain? I've been googling and looking on youtube but not finding a tutorial for this.
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Hi!
I'm studying LPI's own Linux Essentials documents. And I've reached to this place which says that by using NFS protocol between UNIX/Linux devices, you can boot your system from another root directory in another computer/disk in the network. WOW! MIND BLOWN! This was really dope!
But I was wondering if you can boot multiple computers from that same directory via NFS. Is it possible? If it is, wouldn't there be some conflicts in the directory?
I'm basically looking for a powershell script that will show the OS version ... ie (Windows 10 19042) of the computer objects and output that to a file. I am looking for all of AD but a script limited to a specific OU would be fine. I have tried to make a script myself but I am struggling and have limited knowledge of Powershell. I really only care about Win 10 systems but I can weed out the rest if filtering to just Win 10 is more difficult. Thanks!
What is the best and consistent way to name and maintain your computer's directory structure ?
camelCase? kebab-case? snake_case? PascalCase?
Also, is your file naming scheme same as the directories or is it different? Asking because the default directories in home are PascalCase for linux but using that consistently makes for a messy nomenclature. What is a standard that you guys use and why is it so?
So, I'm new to Linux and I'm trying to install Kubuntu for the fist time. It has been a torture.
Now, after a long time trying to even complete installation I have the problem "GRUB install fatal error". I now that it can be fixed with the Boot Repair packet. The thing is, when I'm trying to solve the issue in the console, a warning of low space in disk appears. Here is the low disk error
And then, when I open the Dolphin app, it shows me that the directory "/" has no space
So, it looks like / only has 3GB available. And lastly, I can't even remove files.
Does anybody know what can I do?
Also, I'm trying to install Kubuntu 21.10. I've tried with other flavors and versions, but nothing solves the problem. And no, my usb with the corect iso is not the problem.
TLDR: Directory "/" has no memory available and can't remove files. What can I do?
I want to learn about Active Directory, but I can't find any god tutorials online, and the only one that I did manage to find only covered the basic stuff like setting up a domain controller, adding users, and adding computers to your domain. I want to learn stuff like group policies, FSMO, and other stuff like redundancy. I also want to learn how Active Directory works in enterprises.
The Rust book has the following module tree:
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The book states that "The module tree might remind you of the filesystemβs directory tree on your computer; this is a very apt comparison!"
So why not use a directory structure to define modules instead of the mod
keyword. And for imports, use something like javascript where the local path is defined? This would make it so that the extra keywords of super
and self
are not needed.
What insights am I missing out on that make this a better system?
Hi all,
Strange one. Our ADUC client will from time to time simply not open, or open about 5 minutes later over VPN. I'm guessing it's a network issue but haven't the slightest idea what to check.
We can ping and rdp to the DC without an issue. We're using Pulse VPN. Anyone experienced something like this before?
Summary:
Small company, we wear many hats, looking for an AD Analyzer that doesnβt cost us 16k.
Looking to remediate misconfigurations and maintain drift without hiring additional resources.
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