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The RSS feed for the new forum can be found at

https://ss64.org/app.php/feed

I have put a couple of redirects in place so that RSS subscribers to the old forum should still see new posts appearing.

Good point Joe, the latest version on Wayback is here , that said I am planning to keep the old forum around for as long as possible. If at some point it drops out of support and becomes a security risk then I will delete all the email addresses and hashed passwords from the database and just leave ...

The new forum is now here, to login you just need to register. The old forum is still online and can be found at https://ss64.org/oldforum/ I have migrated just over 10% of the threads on the old forum to this one, it looks like less but that's because a whole thread on the old forum has been conden...

There is a smilies toolbar when logged in, but also a few extra smilies you can enter by typing in the BBcode. Type in the code on the left without any spaces to get the smilie on the right. For any post you can tick the Disable smilies button if you need to prevent them from messing up the display ...

This is a really interesting talk about the history of systemd by Benno Rice, (37 minutes + questions). Even for people who don't work with linux there are some interesting comparisons with the way that Daemons and Services are handled in Windows NT and MacOS and also some discussion of implementing...

This is an old thread, but a common reason for robocopy repeatedly copying files on every run is if the source and destination have different filesystems which return the date modified to a slightly greater or lesser accuracy. If everything is running NTFS there should be much less of that happening.

During an open commission meeting Wednesday, the Federal Trade Commission voted unanimously to enforce laws around the Right to Repair, thereby ensuring that US consumers will be able to repair their own electronic and automotive devices. The FTC’s endorsement of the rules is not a surprise outcome...

Hackoo's code runs an HTA application, which while it can still be run (in old versions of IE) is deprecated.

Another approach to this is to call the script with: START CMD /k yourscript.cmd That will run the script and the window will remain open for any further input. You don't actually need the START, thats just to open it in a fresh window so it's obvious what's happening, if creating a shortcut, you ca...

Im late to the party but you may just need to use psexec -accepteula to suppress the copyright message.