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Project Rotate, an L.A.-based design studio, sells an unusual series of items on their online shop: Desktop Zen garden sand rakes. (I didn't realize enough people had that hobby to make the business viable.) Made of acrylic and walnut, they're available in the following varieties:

A six-piece Groove set:

A six-piece Ridge set:

Five individual styles of closer-to-traditional Kawaerakes:

And a Leveler, for when it's time to start over.

I learned about these rakes from designer Yuki Kawae, who collaborated with Project Rotate on the rakes. Kawae makes mesmerizing sand art videos like this:

Lastly I'll say, for those of you with 3D printers, I'd think designing and making rakes and selling them on Etsy might be worth a shot.

paint.net is an image and photo editing software with support for layers, unlimited undo, image effects and a tabbed thumbnail interface. The program includes a variety of paint bushes and selection tools as well as image filters such as sharpening, red-eye removal, distortion, noise etc.

The program supports plugins and will automatically start in 64-bit within an operating system that supports it.

2 For $36 - Under Armour Velocity Hoodie

From our first post on the 17th of September 2018, where Rick Claus introduced Microsoft's "Cloud Ops Advocate" team, we've published nearly 600 articles on this ITOps Talk blog!

To end the year, we wanted to highlight some of our most visited articles. Curiously, they weren't all written in 2021, with our second most popular article hailing from Oct 2018! This echoes the fact that IT Pros often work with technology for many years after it was released, and some of the fundamental tasks we do are just as relevant 3 years (or more) later.

So sit back and enjoy the articles that people visited the most on our blog in 2021. You might recognize a favorite or find a new one!

 

Note: All information was correct at time of publishing, but technology does change. If you find an article that is out-of-date, leave us a note in it's comment section and we'll get it updated!

 

1. PowerShell Basics: How to force AzureAD Connect to sync
2. Step-by-step: Enabling Hyper-V for use on Windows 10
3. Step-by-step: Manually removing a domain controller server
4. How to in-place upgrade Windows Server 2008 R2 to Windows Server 2019
5. PowerShell Basics: How to delete Microsoft Teams cache for all users
6. PowerShell Basics: How to delete files older than X days
7. Step-by-step: Migrating the Active Directory Certificate Service from Windows Server 2008 R2 to Windows Server 2019
8. What's the difference between Azure Security Center, Azure Defender and Azure Sentinel?
9. Step-by-step: Creating a SQL Server Always On Availability Group
10. How to migrate Active Directory from Windows Server 2012 R2 to Windows Server 2019
11. Installing and configuring OpenSSH on Windows Server 2019
12. Step-by-step: Creating an Azure Point-to-Site VPN
13. How does the PXE boot process work?
14. Configure Visual Studio Code to run PowerShell for Windows and PowerShell Core simultaneously
15. Step-by-step: Working with Group Managed Service Accounts (gMSA)
16. Understanding Availability Sets and Availability Zones
17. Step-by-step: Managing Windows 10 with Administrative ADMX templates
18. How to copy files from Windows to Linux using PowerShell Remoting
19. How to manage local users and groups using PowerShell
20. PowerShell Basics: How to scan open ports within a network

 

Thanks also to our guest authors this year for their contributions.

 

If there are any IT Pro scenarios, topics or products you'd like to see us cover in 2022, let us know in the comments!

 

Until then, from all of us, have a safe and happy holiday season (if you observe one). You'll hear more from the team in the new calendar year!

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A DealNews exclusive! Simply Dresses offers its Simply Women's Short V-Neck Wedding Guest Dress in Navy for $69. Coupon code "SDAFF319" cuts the price to $34.50. With $8 for shipping, that's $34 off list and is the lowest price we could find. It's available in sizes S to L.

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Update: The price has dropped to $119.99. It now includes $38.08 in Rakuten Super Points.

Bella Ella Boutique discounts a selection of dresses, sweaters, skirts, and accessories during its Cyber Monday Sale, with prices starting at $4.99. Plus, all orders get free shipping. A couple of best bets:

• Bella Ella Women's Destined To Be Peplum Top for $9.99 ($23 off)
• Bella Ella Women's Roman Holiday Paisley Dress for $14.99 (pictured, $25 off)

Kenya on Friday started constructing its first cruise ship terminal at its Indian Ocean seaport of Mombasa, hoping to boost tourism which brings in a substantial portion of the east African country's foreign exchange earnings. Cruise ships currently use the main cargo terminal at Mombasa. The new facility will be the seaport's first terminal customised for the luxury vessels.

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Chances are, you’re already using Alt + Tab to switch between open windows, Ctrl + C and Ctrl + V to copy and paste, Ctrl + Z to undo, and all those text editing keyboard shortcuts. These commands are pretty standardized across operating systems. But some are Linux-specific. These can change depending on which Linux distribution and desktop environment you choose to run. Below is a list of 20 keyboard shortcuts you may encounter in three of the most popular Linux desktop environments: GNOME, KDE, and Unity. Some of these will be essential to Linux newcomers, while others may even surprise a long-time user or two. Hopefully you walk...

Read the full article: Save Time with 20 Linux Keyboard Shortcuts GNOME, KDE, & Unity

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A month-to-month market share comparison in the second paragraph contained an error.

The story has been corrected on the wire and the corrected sentence reads: That's a minor increase from the 10.4 share the struggling Internet company claimed in December and a sizeable jump from the 8.6 percent share it held in November.

Gaining the status of default search engine in Firefox is paying off for Yahoo, which has grown its share of the U.S. search market over the last three months while Google’s portion has dropped slightly.

Neither Yahoo’s gains nor Google’s losses were massive, according to Web analytics company StatCounter. In January, Yahoo’s share of the U.S. search market rose to 10.9 percent. That's a minor increase from the 10.4 share the struggling Internet company claimed in December and a sizeable jump from the 8.6 percent share it held in November. Last month’s gains weren’t enough to lift Yahoo past Microsoft Bing, which occupies the second spot with a market share of 12.4 percent for January. That’s down slightly from the 12.5 percent share Bing held in December.

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NordicTrack offers its NordicTrack GX 3.0 Sport Cycle, model no. NTEX03013, for $399. Coupon code "NTLPLM10" cuts it to $359.10. With free shipping, that's tied with last week's mention and the lowest total price we could find by $658. It features a 44 lb. flywheel, chain-drive system, water bottle holder, and a 250-lb. capacity.

We're lucky to have access to so many excellent free online courses for just about anything you want to study, including computer science. Here's a curriculum list that strings various free computing courses into the equivalent of a college bachelor's degree.

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Во время Второй мировой войны у многих солдат были с собой фотики. Американцы фоткали все подряд, как сейчас хипстеры с айфонами. Немцы фоткали все подряд, поэтому нам досталось куча снимков солдатского быта, включая групповые сеансы хождения в туалет. Не знаю, сколько у финских солдат было мыльниц, но 150 фотографов работали на фронте, документируя все подряд.

Только советский солдат ходил без камеры. Если у советского солдата просто находили камеру, ему засоывавли ее в жопу и отправляли на передовую в мясорубку. Если же советский солдат успевал сделать хоть один кадр, его просто расстреливали на месте. Поэтому у нас нет никаких фотографий с войны, кроме тех, которые ТАСС разрешил показывать.

До середины 1950-х фотоаппарат в руках советского человека в городе воспринимался как автомат в руках террориста. Или как эксплуатация ксерокса без допуска КГБ. Спросите у старших. Расчехлять свой ФЭД можно было пионерам из фотокружка по команде учителя, но не летом во время блокады. Не верите? Покажите хоть одну бытовую фотку из блокадного Ленинграда. Все снимки сделаны тремя проверенными фотокоррами зимой.

Но сегодня мы о другом. Силы обороны Финляндии сделали роскошный подарок всем любителям истории, опубликовав 160 000 (сто шестьдесят тысяч) архивных фотографий периода 1939-1945 годов. С начала Советско-финской войны и до конца Второй мировой.

Вот ссылка: http://sa-kuva.fi/neo?tem=webneoeng

Сайт сделан немного через жопу, поиск только по-фински, рубрикатор говно, листалка пиздец неудобная, систематизации никакой, но это не важно. Важно, что у нас есть возможность окунуться в архив из огромного количества снимков, которые ранее не публиковались. Некоторые кадры не стоит показывать детям и слабонервным, я их в подборке не привожу.
































































Да, в 1939 году СССР напал на Финляндию и забрал себе немного земель, включая город Выборг.

Поэтому в 1941 Финляндия была на стороне Германии и помогала в блокаде Ленинграда. Впрочем, это не мешает сегодня скоростному поезду "Аллегро" ходить из Питера в Хельсинки.

Интересно, доживем ли мы когда-нибудь до момента, когда все наши архивы военного времени будут хотя бы рассекречены, не то что оцифрованы и опубликованы?