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The OL, either Karras or Cappa, was mocking the DL lol. He was making the wah wah crying gesture. By the way the Titans defense were acting, they seemed pretty upset lol

I've inherited an Azure automation account that was originally connected via Source Control to an Azure DevOps repo. This is currently broken; when looking at the Source Control Summary, I get an error that says "Failed to get repository details." Additionally, the Repository and Branch fields are blank and greyed out, and the Authenticate button is also greyed out.

I plan to add a new Source Control to the automation account to get it working again, but I'm curious about the implications of doing this. The Source Control connection seems to have been broken for at least a few weeks, and in this time, we've had a little bit of drift between the scripts in the repo and the live scripts in th

Can anyone recommend any online resources for getting deeper into PowerShell? I've been getting my hands dirty with PowerShell for about 8 years now and I consider myself quite good at it, but one thing that's always amazed me is interacting with .NET classes, COM objects, etc. -- anything that isn't your standard cmdlet.

I see things like this frequently on this sub, and also see stuff like this on the Internet frequently.

I'm wondering how people discover and figure this stuff out. Where do I look to find what o

Don’t be the Seahawks fans from a few years ago. Don’t be the Browns fans since Baker came around.

I see people doing it and it makes all of us look like sore winners. Cut that shit out.

I know some of you guys here are FortiBoys so can you send this request up the chain? I'd love for the PSIRT site (here: https://www.fortiguard.com/psirt) to have the ability to filter and search by firmware version so I can see at a glance what known vulnerabilities are out there for a specific firmware version.

I’m currently getting my feet wet with and learning DevOps, and read that part of the CI/CD process is to write tests that are automatically executed when code is pushed. Then, if the tests pass, the code is deployed to production.

So I’ve been working on a pet project that is pretty basic: an AWS Lambda function written in Python, API Gateway, and DynamoDB table on the back end, and a static web page with some JavaScript to fetch the API on the front end. I’ve got all this working through SAM and GitHub Actions, but I’m curious as to what tests I should be writing for QA for something this simple. I don’t think I’m grasping it enough and after pondering it for a couple days I wanted to as

I've heard this in the past few weeks but not sure where and I can't remember any words. Recreated it in Garage Band as best I can remember: https://voca.ro/1gzr9Ck7Qth7

OP why did you delete it? ☹️