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r/crowdstrike•

When you perform a search on a host using the "Investigate Host" dashboard, there is a section for "Command Line and Admin Tools" that is incredibly helpful on what cmd.exe or powershell.exe commands were recently run. Is there a way to query this information for a host or group of hosts from the Investigate Events search feature?

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r/soldering•

Hey everyone! I'm working on my first project replacing the battery on a game boy cartridge for my wife. I purchased this helping hands solder station from Amazon, but failed to realize that the alligator clips don't have rubber covers. To my surprise, it seems like getting small rubber covers or something to go over those alligator teeth isn't a thing? I've searched for "alligator clip covers," "alligator clip boots," or "alligator clip insulators" but those all appear to be different things. Anyone else have this recommended helping hands set from Amazon and have a lead on where I could get replacement cli

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r/crowdstrike•

Is there an effective way to search application usage by logged on user? The Discover module has an Application Usage dashboard, but it is limited to search by application or host name. We're interested in getting down to the user level to understand what users with privileged access are using those accounts for.

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I've seen other great suggestions here on "Event search for Users who are admins" and also "Application Usage by Host Query" that are close but not all the way to connected the two. Any

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r/everquest•

I'm needing help/advice on picking a class. I played EQ in junior high while sharing a PC with my family of 6. Eventually me and the little bro caused such an uproar fighting over a Slime Coated Harpoon he wagered me that mom canceled the subscription (Jan 2001).

I always loved EQ, I'm now in my 30s, and clocked 23 hours this weekend on last year's TLP (just randomly picked one). However, I have NEVER been a part of a large or small group, never partaken in a "raid" besides standing in Blackburrow and getting trainwrecked, and never really done anything but solo in the low levels.

I've already consumed a ton of information via wiki's to get reacquainted, but I'm now more focused on trying

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r/nissanfrontier•

Yesterday, I posted a request for advice on a used 2014 Pro-4X with 69k miles at $21,500. I received a lot of helpful input and opinions from the sub, which I appreciate. To be honest, I've really wanted to be in a truck for a while. Its embarrassing to admit but I drove a 2005 Hyundai Accent until last year when I made the stupid mistake of buying a used 2017 Hyundai Veloster. As a 30+ grown ass man I stayed with a small vehicle just because I knew it would be cheaper and [insert dumb reason].

Flash forward to 2020 and I'm constantly

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r/nissanfrontier•

First of all, I'm sorry for being "that guy" but I'm needing some input from this sub. I've been staring at Tacoma's non-stop for the past 6 months and only recently realized the Frontier exists. I'm no longer interested in a Taco because a Frontier is clearly what I actually want.

A used dealer has this one for $21,500 after it has sat on his lot since July 2019. With my budget I'd rather it be closer to $19,500, so I may have to look elsewhere. BUT I figured I'd check with you folks on whether I'd be unreasonable to offer that? The Carfax retail value is between $21,860 (excellent) and 20,860 (good) so the dealer is about where I assumed it to be. But it's also sat there untouched for ove

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