PowerShell copy file

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An article I wrote for searchwindowsserver on PowerShell file copy was published recently.

The article is available at

https://searchwindowsserver.techtarget.com/tip/PowerShell-commands-to-copy-files-Basic-to-advanced-methods
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What to expect from Spiceworks SpiceWorld 2018

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It’s hard to believe, but it has been four years since the Computer Weekly Developer Network set foot on Texan soil for a Spiceworks SpiceWorld event.

As we have detailed before, Spiceworks is a vertical network for IT that connects millions of IT professionals with over 2,000 technology brands…READ MORE

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Fix 'could not reserve enough space for 2097152KB object heap' JFrog Artifactory startup error

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You’ve decided to set up a Maven repository, and you’ve settled on JFrog Artifactory as your artifact life-cycle management tool, but every time you try to run the product you’re getting a could not reserve enough space for 2097152KB object heap startup error message. Don’t fret. There’s an ea…READ MORE

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NetApp Kubernetes Service launched to orchestrate containers

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NetApp launched its Data Fabric architecture to adapt its storage to manage applications built for the cloud. Container orchestration had largely been a missing aspect in Data Fabric, but the vendor has taken a step to try and plug the gap.

NetApp has acquired Seattle-based StackPointCloud for an…READ MORE

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Getting KB4458469 Installed When Windows Update Offer Absent

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Yesterday, September 20, MS issued yet another Cumulative Update for Windows 10. Why do I call it that, listed only as “Update” in Update History? The Win10 Build number changes from 17134.286 to 17135.319 post-install. By definition, any update that ups the Build designation counts as a cumulative …READ MORE

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Is your city as smart as a 10 year old? To get smart, cities must focus on friction

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What exactly is a smart city? According to Wikipedia, “a smart city is an urban area that uses different types of electronic data collection sensors to supply information which is used to manage assets and resources efficiently.” This basic definition paints a picture of an urban setting that is “sm…READ MORE

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It’s time to tackle your dirty data

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This is a guest blogpost by Francois Ajenstat, Chief Product Officer, Tableau

Data analysis is only as good as the quality of your data. Anyone who has ever analysed data knows that the information is rarely clean. You may find that your data is poorly structured, full of inaccuracies, or just pl…READ MORE

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What if a small fintech could replace global giant Allianz in corporate deal?

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One of the disadvantages cited in the past about fintech was that the companies in the sector were too small to offer the same services as some of the big traditional players.

What if something goes wrong? Is the supplier capable of compensating the financial services customer if disaster strikes…READ MORE

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CloudBees pours honey on Jenkins support

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CloudBees are (is) a bunch of busy social bees (presumably why the firm called themselves that).

The enterprise DevOps company used the DevOps World | Jenkins World event to announce CloudBees Jenkins Support, a subscription service for commercial Jenkins support.

Jenkins is an open source au…READ MORE

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DCMS plan aims to open up digital identity market - and might kill off Gov.uk Verify

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The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has been conducting a review of digital identity since taking over policy responsibility from the Government Digital Service (GDS) in June.

Computer Weekly has learned that at the core of the DCMS proposals to boost the UK’s digital id…READ MORE

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Time is up for vSphere 5.5 users: Upgrade or pay to stay

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LAS VEGAS – A large portion of VMware customers face a decision as the end of support for vSphere 5.5 draws near: Risk foregoing commercial support and security updates or pay up for a 12-month support extension.

With just a couple weeks left until the Sept. 19, 2018 deadline, organizations are…READ MORE

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Surprising Secrets of Social Media

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About ten years ago, a new job category emerged: The Social Media Manager. This is a person that “does” social media for a brand, such as Ivory Soap, HBO, or Old Spice. Twitter, for example, was one of the first Social Media platforms used to “Social Media Marketing.” I have a few thousand f…READ MORE

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The importance of binning idols

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The art of 3D printing has suffered a setback in Kuwait, after pressure from hysterical clergymen forced the closure of its local Doob 3D store with accusations of idolatry.
The company offers a service that creates toy models of its customers using 3D-scanning technology, and having looked at the …READ MORE

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Fighting dengue fever with AI

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Singapore’s National Environmental Agency (NEA) is roping in Alphabet life sciences research outfit Verily’s technology to separate male mosquitoes from female ones in an ongoing project to tackle dengue fever.

Dubbed Project Wolbachia, the multi-year project aims to curb the female mosquito …READ MORE

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buffer overflow

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Buffer overflow is what happens when a program or process attempts to write too much data to the buffer, a segment of computer memory reserved for temporary data storage. Continued…

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“We are still seeing a lot of the same techniques to hack applications as we have previously se…READ MORE

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PASS Summit 2018 Speaker Idol Contestants

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Today is the day that I have the privilege of announcing the PASS Summit 2018 Speaker Idol contestants.  The contestants have been grouped into three groups, with each of groups presenting on either Wednesday, Thursday or Friday.

The groups that we have for the PASS Summit 2018 this year are:

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The boom of automation and where it's heading

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Business automation is booming as organisations shift to a digital-first model with the aim of improving customer experience and increasing productivity at an unprecedented scale, all while driving down costs.

Automation is already helping to improve customer interactions in data-rich industry se…READ MORE

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What the GAO Report missed about the Equifax data breach

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The Government Accountability Office did its part to deliver some closure regarding the Equifax data breach by way of a newly published report on the now-infamous security incident.

The GAO report offers a comprehensive look at the numerous missteps made by Equifax, which allowed attackers to mai…READ MORE

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Cisco to acquire Viptela

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Cisco said it would acquire SD-WAN vendor Viptela Inc. in a deal valued at $610 million. The transaction, expected to close later this year, will fortify Cisco’s existing SD-WAN portfolio with additional cloud-based services, the company said in a blog post.

“Viptela’s technology is cloud-first, wi…READ MORE

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Warning: Password policy reaction may offend (Humor)

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A friend of mine recently had to inform his staff of a new password policy requiring all of the following: Upper and lower case letters, a number, a special character, at least 12 characters in length and had not been used in the last six months. Someone sent him this meme in reply:
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