I never had a Scoobert www.snopes.com/fact-chec…
First time back in the theatre since Covid last night
Very much enjoyed The Rise and Fall of Little Voice @salisburyplay
This is quite handy…in particular the first bit, which shows the last time you wrote the file in the title bar in Vim
:set title titlestring=%{strftime('%c',getftime(expand('%')))}\ %F
#Vim t.co/yzf5Hhsg6…
This is quite handy…in particular the first bit, which shows the last time you wrote the file in the title bar in Vim
:set title titlestring=%{strftime('%c',getftime(expand('%')))}\ %F
#Vim
I didn’t know this was on the @BBCiPlayer. The narration is in Gaelic, with English subtitles
Ceòl Dùthchasach/Ken Burns’s Country Music , Series 1: Episode 8: www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/e… via @bbciplayer
Having said which a @veeam sql recovery doesn’t seem to show.
Interesting…
Presumably the alert is telling me that that database hasn’t been dbcc-ed on that sql instance - even though it might have been on the source instance
Command I used was:
Get-DbaDbRestoreHistory -SqlInstance $SqlInstance -database $Database | select restoretype, date, backupfinishdate, database, from | sort-object -property date | ft -a
I’m sure I looked for this before and never found it #262
This is very useful. I got an alert that a database hadn’t been dbcc-ed recently
Thanks to @psdbatools I can see that the database was only restored y’day
Why is @NOWTV showing adverts when the game has started?
#leeche
Other etymologies are, inevitably, available en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Name…
#TodayILearned that ‘Mexico’ literally means ‘in the navel of the moon’
#TodayILearned that ‘Mexico’ literally means ‘in the navel of the moon’
Disappointed there was NOTHING in the #QueensSpeech about tackling people who post Wordle spoilers, however cryptic
#ToughOnCrimeToughOnTheCausesOfCrime
Disappointed there was NOTHING in the #QueensSpeech about tackling people who post Wordle spoilers, however cryptic
#ToughOnCrimeToughOnTheCausesOfCrime
I’ve got a Javascript bookmarklet thing which generates a markdown-style link for me.
It’s particularly irritating that one of the websites I use a lot puts the reference number in square brackets, because it mucks up the link
I did this to see the relevant bits of ansible.cfg. Dunno if there’s a better way….I didn’t realise how rusty my bash is, tbh
egrep -v ‘#’ ansible.cfg | egrep -v ‘^[’ | egrep -v ‘^$’
Some interesting stuff in this post about using vim for journalling
(Via @Jovica’s newsletter)
And I’m going to see what I can see in the sky, walking over these