u/brainstomp
I have owned my FLATED camper top for about 7 months. So far I have camped enough nights in it where the rain got inside because it was either have the windows open for some ventilation or bake in the heat.
I finally got around to solving the problem for myself.
I made some vents that fit between the velcro of the window panel and the camper top so you can just use the velcro to keep them in place.
https://makerworld.com/en/models/2946271-flated-camper-shell-window-vent#profileId-3300361
I keep on encountering this when vendors are calling my office. No hello, no introduction, just straight to "I need to talk to X". I'm just wondering if what I am getting on my end is the product of poor training, poor upbringing, or just cluelessness.
I'll fess up to being >50 years old and expecting a certain degree of politeness. That there is a structure to a business call. It may be that I'm an old jackass and not adapted to the business world of today.
I'm testing out a deployment of Yubikeys as 2FA in a test environment following the instructions from Yubico's documentation (https://support.yubico.com/hc/en-us/articles/360013707820). I'm running into a brick wall at the step labeled "Setting up Windows Server for YubiKey PIV Authentication".
Has anyone here been successful at deploying yubikeys to your on prem AD without 3rd party software? If so, what documentation did you follow?
Yes, I know I can use 3rd party software from many vendors to do this. I'm trying to sort out the process to do it without 3rd party software as the Yubikey is able to act as a smar
Gang,
I need some help picking out a beard oil. Right now I have Maggard's London Barbershop and that stuff is stellar but I need something with a lighter scent or my wife is going to murder me. What would you recommend that would fit the bill? I'm looking for something that is subtle in scent.
Edit - Thanks all, calling Maggard this morning to order some of these to test with. I appreciate all your input.
TL/DR = Same as the title.
A friend told me that this belongs in here. I have read many a ProRevenge and I think that this may or may not belong here so mods if it doesn't just let me know and I'll take it down and put it wherever it might belong.
Background
I got our home phone number long before cell phones were a common thing to have. As things have evolved that phone number is part of my history and is utilitarian to use for things I don't want ringing on my cellphone (like 99% of anything that requires a phone number for no good reason). So I have kept that phone number alive over the years. Most recently I moved it a few years back to an online service that charges a t
[MS SQL]
Gang if you will indulge this noob it would be appreciated.
I have a report I need to make to show the people that have not clocked into work. My clock software does not do this natively so it is something I have to cook up myself. After searching and reading I have come to the conclusion that what I need is a "Not Exists" style query.
My two tables for this are:
tcp_EmployeeWork.WorkSegment == All the clock in and out activity since we started using this software.
tcp_Employee.Employee == The list of employees.
The common field between them is
tcp_Employee.Employee.RecordID == tcp_EmployeeWork.WorkSegment.EmployeeRecordId
Since what I am trying to do is limit
