My apologies if this has been suggested before...but what if we had the ability to upgrade equipment as a crafting option (other than mods)? I get that farming loot is a basic premise of the game but what if you could take crafting materials and div tech and use it to upgrade existing gear? Maybe it costs some of the various currency as well.
I guess I don't have the best luck with RNG but I have picked up some decent lower gear score equipment that could be "upgraded". Maybe it costs more than crafting from scratch but you had more control of the outcome?
On the flipside, I guess for people that have a lot of time to invest they would be able to upgrade their equipment beyond those of
Am I the only one concerned about the easy theft issue with a magnet based strap option? At $350 dollars it seems like it would be a fairly easy theft target. Personally I am going to get a magnet based strap because most regular watches just don't fit my wrist right. It just seems there should be some secondary latch to secure it more.
We have a 20 computer training classroom that has primarily had a static image of applications built on it. We are in the early stages of building out a new setup and want to have the ability to pick from a list of images to deploy/boot from based on what training they will be performing. Essentially we want to have 3-4 different images that would only have the applications installed that need to be there for that particular class. The real kicker is that management wants the guy that is in charge of scheduling the training and generally oversees the use of that room to be able to do the deployments (non-IT and not tech savvy at all).
We use MDT for our regular deployments and I am curio
I am relatively new to managing VMware and I am looking into what it will take to perform an upgrade from 4.1 to 5.1. Historically we have always had a 3rd party come on site for this type of upgrade but lately we have been trying to do as much ourselves as possible. I am comfortable installing ESX and vCenter and doing most of the configuration.
We currently have a 4 host ESXi 4.1 cluster that is contained in one datacenter using a single Nexus 1000v switch with 2 supervisor modules as the only distributed switch. The 1000v is version 4.2(1)SV1(4a). We are planning to upgrade that cluster to 5.1 with 6 new 5.1 hosts (decommissioning 4.1 hosts after we get the VMs moved off) in one data
Just a friendly reminder for those of you that have a battery operated bed side safe. I just did my weekly test and it didn't open because the battery was too low. I switched the battery and it works great again.
How do you guys recommend pitching the yeast when I plan on using a carboy as the primary? Up until now I have always used a bucket as my primary and I would add the yeast and stir it in but I want to use a carboy with a blowoff tube for my next batch and wanted to know what you recommend.
