Nez_dev

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r/legaladvice•

I'm closing on a house on the 23rd of February but to do so my lender says they need my 2017 W2 from a company I left at the end of April. My former employer mailed my W2 to an address over 2 years old and said they won't be able to send me a copy of it until after the 19th of February but my lender said if they don't have it before then we have to push back the closing date. If we push back the closing date we lose our rate lock and have to pay to extend it, Im also going to have to pay for an additional 2 months on my apartment to extend the lease past the end of February.

Essentially is there anything I can do to force my employees to provide me with a copy of my W2 or am I just out ano

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r/books•

Wife and I are getting ready to move and we are trying to get rid of our old books the majority of these books are YA Fiction with a handful of college textbooks (mix of IT/Psychology). What's the best way to get rid of these books? Goodwill/Salvation Army, local Library, secondhand bookstore?

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r/short•

I'm just tall enough to fit into Smalls in the men's section but I'm still short enough to fit into Medium-Larges in the Women's section and Larges-XLs in the Children's section.

My absolute best fitting jacket is a Women's large and all of my pants come from the children's section.

The only downside is the weird looks I get when using the children's changing room. But hey, it's usually way less busy.

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r/techsupport•

Hey, I have Mediacom service provider. Not sure when this started because I just got home about an hour ago. The only domain I can access fully is Reddit.com and some Imgur, Netflix, and Battle.net but not fully. I cannot get to google.com or my ISP's site making this difficult to troubleshoot myself.

This occurs on all devices on the network. I clearly have an internet connection but limited domain access. This tells me it's a domain issue located at the router, modem, or ISP level. It seems like a very odd issue to have at the ISP level.

DNS is working because I can tracert to google and the connection makes it out. That plus I am getting all of Reddit which makes it so strange....

I'

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r/malehairadvice•

Reposting since the bot didn't like my lack of flair.

https://imgur.com/gallery/w9HtV

I like having a lot longer hair on top than on the sides and I'm in the process of growing the top out. I recently got this cut and I'm not sure how it looks. Part of me loves it but the other part of me thinks I look like an idiot with half my head shaved. Before the cut my hair was essentially the length on the top all over and my usual cut was a number 4 on the top and a number 2 on the sides. I love the way the top and nonshaved side looks when it's got product in it. Before I'd get a similar cut but without the hard part and the side that was getting the hair swept away from it always looked bad to

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r/PowerShell•

All done. Put the end result in the comments. I'll clean it up in the future but it get's the job I need it to do done for now.


Final thoughts - I am attempting to use a custom properties table to help with the output problem I was experiencing. Thanks for all the help everyone. I'll edit in my code for future googlers when I get it done.


Okay, I think I have everything working now except for the export part. I can import a CSV, get all the info I want, and it lists the final piece of information for each object.

Now how do I go about exporting information from each step to a CSV?


I have a CSV list of paths (about 600+) that needs each ACL table checked for group

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r/excel•

I have a weekly process I currently have to do by hand and I'm trying to see if there is a better way I can handle this in Excel. Essentially what I am given is a list of people who have transferred to departments this week. The relevant information for this question is I get their old and new departments in a format that looks like this:

H123 - DEPT NAME

Now each department in the company is also tied to a higher field of sorting such as HR, or Accounting, or IT. The most time consuming part of my job is comparing these all by hand to see if they have changed the higher area (like they moved from IT to HR, or it was HR to another HR).

The list I have of departments changes constantl

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