I like Arby's. The roast beef sandwich with their Arby's sauce, their beef and cheddar, even their chicken sandwiches. They are delicious. Their curly fries have no equal, and the potato cakes are great too.

Dropped a pork butt in the smoker this morning. Once it hit The Shelf I wrapped it up and let it get to 210 before pulling it out and letting it rest for 30 min before shredding and shoving it into my face.

Did 2 racks of ribs yesterday for the first time, still need to work on that. 3-2-1 didn't quite work out. Didn't get pics of those though.

Cross posting from lemmy.world.

We recently had a meeting with our new (as in 4th in a year) rep. They let us know ROBO licensing is moving away from the VM Pack method it is now to per socket licensing. Minimum of 16 core per socket purchase, and you can’t stretch a license across multiple cores.

We about blew a gasket when we were told this. It is going to make our ROBO license jump from about $2K up to $30K PER YEAR. We were told changes to Ent+ are coming too, but details were not known. We are in the process of looking at how moving to another option would look like. Either Hyper-V or Nutanix AHV.

I guess we can see how Broadcom is making their money back. By screwing over their customers.

We recently had a meeting with our new (as in 4th in a year) rep. They let us know ROBO licensing is moving away from the VM Pack method it is now to per socket licensing. Minimum of 16 core per socket purchase, and you can't stretch a license across multiple cores.

We about blew a gasket when we were told this. It is going to make our ROBO license jump from about $2K up to $30K PER YEAR. We were told changes to Ent+ are coming too, but details were not known. We are in the process of looking at how moving to another option would look like. Either Hyper-V or Nutanix AHV.

I guess we can see how Broadcom is making their money back. By screwing over their customers.

I'm up to 92 so far. A mix of non English, furry and hentai porn, and a few I just don't see the point of. I've got 6 or 7 users to, mostly bots that repost reddit content, and the piped link bot.

I keep having issues replying to users from kbin. Here is an example

https://lemmy.world/comment/1288449

I can't reply to this person in liftoff.

Actually, now that I try I can't reply to them from the website either. Maybe it's a lemmy thing?

Rubbed it down last night and put it in the smoker after work today. Applewood chips on 225 for 2 or so hours.

This user has created a ton of communities with random names. They have no activity

I used to be in reddit like.... All the fucking time. So much in there in so many niche subs you could scroll for hours and not see the same thing twice. Since lemmy is so much smaller and not as built up so much yet I'm not doom scrolling anymore.

Found one crawling across my kitchen floor, then another the next morning on my kitchen table.

My first bike, bought it 5 years ago. Had only ridden little 50cc scooters before that.

VS a standard one

I know there are a lot of options out there for DMARC report gathering, but as a project to get used to MSGraph API I wanted to write a script to send a csv report of our DMARC mailbox. It includes calls to our password manager to get the connection info for the application I made to interact with graph. It gives a csv that looks like this

I attempted to use a code block to post the directly here, but it didn't want to format correctly so here is the pastebin link

https://pastebin.com/VeZwkZhB

Not sure if it's just a US thing, or world wide, but happy father's day to all the dad's out there being there for their kids!