The order of the rootflags matters.

The apparmor changes now only allow the specific libraries that bind9 needs rather than all of the samba heirarchy.

Samba4 Domain Controller setup

Here you go...

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An application has crashed on your system (now or in the past)

I got married today.

It may seem like a good idea to mount the IT cabinet 8 feet off the floor (it won't get splashed on and nobody will hit their head). DO NOT DO IT. The floor WILL be greasy, and the ladder will also be greasy. Put the IT cabinet in the office, a couple of feet off the ground if you need it to be mopped under, but not high enough to need a ladder.

Also, to anyone choosing a half-size wall-mount cabinet: There is at least one model where the equipment is vertical parallel to the back wall instead of the standard layout. IT IS CRAP! There is no access to any of the equipment not in the front row. Choose any standard horizontal layout cabinet.

In the Dieselpunk era, the intertubes uses real tubes!

Won't let me capitalize digits!

Had a call at a pharmacy where the server was in the lunch room, used for web browsing while staff are on break -- as administrator. The failed hard drive turned out to be error messages from a trojan.

I have an opportunity to shoot christmas photos coming up and I need my assistant to be able to do prints while I'm shooting and uploading via eye-fi.

Unfortunately aperture hot folder includes a nasty piece of code that throws in a "->" keystroke after every import, interrupting the user (although it makes for a nice live slideshow if you don't have someone doing prints and aperture is fullscreen).

Solution: "view contents" on ApertureHotFolder.app, find main.scpt and comment out the keystroke.Probably OK to comment out the contents of this whole block, but I just did the keystroke to be on the safe side.

on advance_selection()
        tell application "System Events"
                -- if Aperture is the frontmost applicaiton then hit the right arrow key to advance to the next image
                set the application_identifier to the creator type of first process whose frontmost is true and visible is true
                if the application_identifier is "fstp" then
                        -- key code 124
                end if
        end tell
end advance_selection