Find this post interesting? Do you like interesting things? Maybe you would like my invention, a connectible candle called a WickBrick! Get one here http://wickbrick.etsy.com/ Network Cookbook for Small and Medium Enterprises. Lowering costs by making technology easier to maintain. WPKG One of the fundamental aspects of network maintenance is deploying software. It is very [...]
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Lowering costs by making technology easier to maintain. Chapter 1 WPKG One of the fundamental aspects of network maintenance is deploying software. It is very possible to hand install software on every single computer… of course an automated way is always preferred. That is what leads us to WPKG. WPKG is a very simple, easy [...]
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It is useful to first grab a list of all of the computers in your domain. This vb script will do so (copy and past it into notepad and then save as getcomputers.vbs) Then execute it to generate a hosts.xml file. ***********Script************* Const ADS_SCOPE_SUBTREE = 2 set fs = CreateObject(“Scripting.FileSystemObject”) set textstream = fs.CreateTextFile(“hosts.xml”, True) [...]
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Find this post interesting? Do you like interesting things? Maybe you would like my invention, a connectible candle called a WickBrick! Get one here http://wickbrick.etsy.com/ You know your NK2 file, what is that you ask? It’s that pesky file that auto-completes your sendto contacts inside of Outlook when you are typing a new message. This [...]
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Find this post interesting? Do you like interesting things? Maybe you would like my invention, a connectible candle called a WickBrick! Get one here http://wickbrick.etsy.com/ I am by no means a Cisco expert, not even close… so take this post with a huge grain of salt. It hopefully will help you at least get close [...]
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I have cured a Mold Max 30 form and then made a separate batch a few days later and poured it on top and it bonded with the previous mold. I am sure there is probably a coating you can apply to stop this behavior.
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Lego can handle 150F just fine, around 230F it starts to deform. I’m not sure of the true temps… I will have to investigate more
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