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By Ryster · Posted
The DS925+ which is this years model with 2.5G networking is only marginally more expensive. About £25 more on Amazon UK. Not sure on the certified disks thing though, I guess it depends if the disks they certified are more expensive than the others or not. I use Seagate IronWolfs personally. Are they on the list? I agree with Steven. Synology DSM is miles ahead of the competition, I wouldn't go elsewhere now. The price is justified. -
By C#Rocks · Posted
WTF Dell!?!!?!? -
By David Uzondu · Posted
Google Cloud announces new Gemini-powered tools to 'increase efficiency' for partners by David Uzondu Google just announced a couple of new AI tools for its Partner Network Hub on Google Cloud, designed to take care of some of the most boring admin work and make things a bit easier for the companies it works with. Putting together a formal Statement of Work can be a tedious process, where every single detail needs to be perfectly aligned with Google Cloud's requirements. The company's new SOW Analyzer, powered by Gemini, tackles this directly. Partners can upload their draft document, and the AI will immediately point out problems like missing clauses or technical goals that are not measurable, even providing examples of how to fix them. In addition to the analyzer, there is a new Bot-Assisted Live Chat. This is an AI agent built into the partner portal that provides 24/7 help with things like onboarding, billing questions, and incentive claims. If the AI cannot solve your problem with billing or rebate claims, it can hand you off to a human agent without making you explain the entire issue from scratch. These two tools are joined by AI-powered updates to the existing Earnings Hub, which is designed to help partners find new growth opportunities by using predictive data to show what services are in demand: The SOW Analyzer and Earnings Hub are available right now for partners in the hub. The Bot-Assisted Live Chat is currently rolling out and is expected to be fully available to all users by next month. -
By Ryster · Posted
Not sure I agree with your particular interpretation of this. An ESU key is still required per device that you have to enter into the device in order to activate ESU. These aren't being given out for free. The linked Microsoft article still states: "If you have paid to enroll your remaining Windows 10 systems in the ESU program..." which seems to confirm this. -
By fernan99 · Posted
I swear, whoever is handling the Gundam IP for video games should be fired. How can you go from the gems that were releasing in PS1, PS2 and PS3, to the utter disaster that's today, from the VR game just to be on the hype bandwagon and all the focus on SD. This will probably be studied as one of the worst ways companies mishandle an IP.
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Hi,
I have a batch file that runs each day and downloads about 20 .zip files from a network share to a server which then extracts them.. before continuing with other bits and bobs
the copying is carried out by ROBOCOPY, and the extraction done by 7zip
this was all working fine til yesterday when i realised my process was falling over every time. Turns out one of the .zip files was corrupt and when it tried to extract the batch file just bombs out
7zip has a file integrity check option but i cant for life of me figure out how to get the result of this check into something like an IF THEN ELSE execute the extract part
options i have considered:
1. only copy correct files with robocopy (cant work out how to check integrity, or even if its possible)
2. do a crc on the files - not really useful as i dont know what the results should be
3. use the 7zip t flag in some manner - 7z.exe t filename.zip and generate an ERRORLEVEL in the batch... bit lost on this one??????
5. batch file try-catch 'hack' - ok i was desperate at this point... :)
can anyone figure out a clever method of making this work? i will be eternally grateful because its starting to really **** me off... :p
perhaps i could run a check, output the successful results to a file and then only extract the filenames that are contained in that file??
thanks all
a frustrated chris :|
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