Shadohd

Thanks alot for your help, I was able to do the registry hack on other Desktops to skip domain join.
 
Now all I have left is a laptop telling me that the server is offline.
 
But overall it now mostly works.

Yeah I hit the same thing which messed up my server a bit. Tried removing all changes after and it was left in a bad state. Finally got it working after a day of intense google.
 
From my googles tho, I believe the server will still be in a domain but the backup clients wont have to join the domain with a registry hack. https://tinkertry.com/how-to-make-windows-server-2012-r2-essentials-client-connector-install-behave-just-like-windows-home-server

Marshmallow
Milkshake
Marzipan
Muffin
Mint
Mooncake
Miguelitos
Macaroon
Meringue
 
 
My bet is on Milkshake or Marshmallow.

http://www.nextpowerup.com/news/17702/canada-reportedly-monitors-downloads-from-citizens.html
 
The Canadian government has been monitoring file downloads from its citizens, according to a new Snowden-sourced The Intercept report. According to the report, the Canadian Security Establishment has a system called LEVITATION that looks through 15 million file transfers per day. Only 350 files per month are flagged by the system.
 
Most of the traffic is for regular file-sharing of illegal copies of shows or movies, but occasionally, Canada finds something that looks interesting. Of course, to find those few potentially interesting transfers, many thousands of other people are spied upon.
 
Regular oversight for LEVITATION isn't provided by the court system, meaning the system can collect massive amounts of data without a stricter government body to control it. Canada has not said much about the system but it stands by the activities of the Canadian Security Establishment.
 

Come to Canada pls. Google-senpai notice pls.

The human eye can't even see more than 50% CPU utilization, so who cares

x86 in this context also means x86-64
 
edit: ninja'ed

On a daily basis?
Smartphones still get bought by personal preference. Some people actually like the BB user experience. My dad left a Galaxy S5 for BB once again. So sue him and others for liking BB.
You have a pathetic attitude. We should celebrate that this phone is giving them unexpected success and that there is still reasonable levels of variety in the smartphone space. And you want them to die off?
What an exceptionally narrow minded and petty viewpoint.

I'm typing this on my Blackberry Passport and I love it, the best phone I have used till this day, in my personal opinion better than all of my previous phones ( HTC one m8, galaxy s4, )!
Especially the OS is one of a kind, maybe not the best for pure entertainment, but really amazing for "smartphone purposes", Blackberry HUB kicks ass and the phone is so fast!
Hope this phone does well in the future as well, and brings in some revenue for BlackBerry!

-shrug-
 
And there are Japanese males working as maids at bars. Asians can look pretty androgynous. What she looks like or her gender has nothing to do with if she can lead the company to greater success or not. I wonder how many members of LTT knew Intel's president was also female.

tell that to the resident intel fanboy, no use telling me, i remember it

are you mentally ok? please do your research before being a retard online...
 
taken from
http://www.anandtech.com/show/6129/apple-a4a5-designer-k8-lead-architect-jim-keller-returns-to-amd
 
he did, oh you know, just the stuff that was at the time the most advanced cpu architecture.... beat intel...
 
oh also from same article
 

im talking CPU performance. if the boards were shit, thats a different question... i still know a ton of people running phenom2s OCd no problem. youre just picking on the bad things of AMDs and not looking at what intel did crappy then (granted i cant remember atm, since its too late, but i know they had their fair share of problems). when threads like these arise, you are such an intel fanboy...

*looks at signature* Yup.

AMD- They're onto us, what do we do GabeN?
GabeN- Tell them Intel is the water under the bridge!

So you can see 1.5-2 years into the future? Come on I usually don't mind the AMD bashing and even join in myself since they're far too behind in the game as of now however you literally have no fucking clue of what kind of processor this would be since it's likely a new socket and new everything, do I need to remind you that AMD had the performance crown in the past and the roles were reversed?
I'm ok with judging AMD on the here and now and yes: Even though their pricing makes em competitive right now they can't sustain that for years so they will hurt even more but saying that you can't see them matching intel single core performance it's just fucking absurd.
 
Besides, even if that was the case one would hope that single core performance wouldn't be as important in 2 years from now, otherwise games and apps will basically be mostly fucking worthless all of them need to fully utilize multiple threads by then, to give you an example Star Citizen should be just about ready to launch by that time and yes that one will need multiple cores not just an i3 like current games.

Also, another sign that TrueCrypt may have been compromised:
One of the security analysts, Kenn White, involved with the truecrypt audit tweeted that the timestamp of the compiled binary for Windows is showing UTC-7 hrs, or better known as PDT (USA -West Coast).
It was believed that one of the developers may have been located in Poland, explaining why all of the binaries were built and timestamped with UTC+1 or UTC+2 previously.


 
If the timestamp is to be believed, it means that the latest version of TrueCrypt may have been compiled by someone other than the true developers, more specifically someone located in the west coast of the United States, rather than in Europe.
 
As of now my personal advice to everyone is to not touch the latest 7.2 binary. Given that TrueCrypt's signing key may have been compromised, there may be malware hidden in the latest release.

Well, an update was released with TrueCrypt's signed key. The new "Update" disallows encrypting disks, only decrypting disks. The new binaries also have popup messages informing the user that "Truecrypt is no longer secure".
 
This all seems out of place.
 
My two hypotheses are:
A rogue developer(s) planned this out to deface TrueCrypt A govt entity has a gag order from some court, and this is TrueCrypts Warrant Canary warning: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warrant_canary Also of note is the twitter account of Matthew Green, who was auditing TrueCrypt:
https://twitter.com/matthew_d_green
 
He has a few posts which seem to imply a message:



 
Infer what you want, but it does seem as if TrueCrypt has been compromised at some level.

So what is this?
 
This is an opportunity to do a LIVE Q&A session with one of the cooling experts at Cooler Master: Jonathon Loo . He and I have connected already briefly and aside from trade secrets, you guys are welcome to ask any questions you want about their product, the development cycle, and what it's like behind the scenes working at Cooler Master
 
The live Q&A and feedback session on May 8th, 2014 at 11am Pacific time
 
Click here to find out what time it is in your time zone
 
This will be a great opportunity to talk about your ideas, ask questions, and give feedback on Cooler Master's cooling products - particularly their liquid coolers!
 
Not only that, but we'll be giving away some Cooler Master products on the show - exact products TBD, but expect at least one AIO liquid cooler!
 
It will be streamed at http://twitch.tv/linustech, and the giveaway we're running is for LIVE VIEWERS ONLY.
 
The main topic of the stream is basically up to you guys and I'd love to see you post your ideas in this thread ahead of time so we can figure out how to structure this to make it as entertaining and educational as possible!
 
I want this to be a lot of fun and super interactive, so please post your ideas in this forum thread. I will definitely be taking more suggestions during the show as well, but it's great to have a starting point.. Folks who post in the thread versus trying to get their questions featured live *will* have a bit of an advantage!
 
How do I win the swag?
 
The winner will be chosen randomly from the live viewers of the stream during a random period, so make sure you're paying attention!
 
1. Make sure you're registered for Linus Tech Tips forum and signed in while you're watching the live stream
2. Make sure you're watching from somewhere that you'll have access to a browser
3. Tune into the stream right at the beginning and make sure you're paying attention!

I just want a SteelSeries Apex Cherry MX Blue RGB keyboard...