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The Washington Post: Hands off my data! 15 more default privacy settings you should change on your TV, cellphone plan, LinkedIn and more.

Hands off my data! 15 more default privacy settings you should change on your TV, cellphone plan, LinkedIn and more.
https://wapo.st/2JXV0uP

Read pdf file 

Read pdf file
byu/TheMixz inPowerShell

If you have the Linux subsystem enabled you can do apt-get install poppler-utils and use the pdftotext

If you have the Linux subsystem enabled you can do apt-get install poppler-utils and use the pdftotext

Motion sense outlet

This uses a motion sensor light switch to control power to a variety of devices like monitor, speaker and light for a desktop

The Washington Post: Hands off my data! 15 default privacy settings you should change right now.

Hands off my data! 15 default privacy settings you should change right now.
https://wapo.st/2Jjjm1J

DIY Solid Shampoo Bar Recipe – Wellness Mama

https://wellnessmama.com/26682/shampoo-bar-recipe/

Linux admin

How did you get your start?
byu/clapifyoulovedynamo inlinuxadmin

Aws howto

So, you want to learn AWS? AKA, “How do I learn to be a Cloud Engineer?”
byu/SpectralCoding insysadmin

everything about racks

Racks:
• 19″ standard called EIA-310-E, which is essentially equivalent to IEC-60297-3-100 or DIN 41494
• 1U = 1.75″, 42U means that any combination up to 42 (21 x2U, 7 x 6U, etc). Common sizes 42U, 45U and 48U

• Cage nuts and rails – 2-4 rails, cage nuts go into square hole on the rack to receive screws. Round holes are threaded.
• Wheels vs slides ???
• Doors vs no doors – affects ventilation, back doors are split, hot rows vs cold rows,
• Sides vs no sides – baying them together = bolting several racks together so that the hot side is kept separate from the cool side.
• Weight issues on flooring static vs dynamic rating for weight, could be the same if heavy castors
○ When rolling a rack, with or without installed equipment, you should always push it away from you—not pull it toward you. Push along its longest axis, which is almost always from front to back or back to front.
• Space issues for servicing-
○ Width: standardized 24″ wide, some 30″ wide;
○ Depth: 42″ deep but sometimes 48″ deep. Mid-depth 36″, shallow depth 32″
○ Doors split in back for clearance
• Space issues within –
○ Mount PDUs vert/horz – vertical uses no rack space and is called 0U
○ Cable management
Cooling – computer room air conditioners (CRACs). Using “close-coupled” CRACs can increase efficiency compared to traditional perimeter CRACs.

Is this still the best PowerShell guideline for styling/format?

https://github.com/PoshCode/PowerShellPracticeAndStyle

getting started with vs code

why not go all the way in?

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