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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/12/15
I always forget that, when moving a folder, instead of finding all references to that folder and fixing them, you can create an NTFS symlink from the old location to the new one.
[Wayback] how to move MSOCACHE folder from C-drive to D-drive ?? – Microsoft Community (thanks [Wayback] tgunda numbering and casing updates mine):
There are too much entries in the registry to correct them manually one by one.
An easier and quicker solution is to copy the full MSOCache folder to a new place and to make a soft link to it:
- Create a new folder, e.g.
F:\MSOCache
- Copy everything from
C:\MSOCache to the new one.
- Rename the old folder
C:\xMSOCache (Don’t delete it, just in case).
- Open a command prompt window in administrator mode.
- Write:
mklink /d c:\MSOCache f:\MSOCache
Now there is an MSOCache link at C, pointing to the new place.
If everything is OK, you can delete C:\xMSOCache
This can be very handy when moving around large software development installations, circumventing a full uninstall/install sequence loosing lots of configuration settings.
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/12/14
A page with IPv4 and IPv6 network blocks and addresses [Wayback] Locations and IPs for whitelisting | UptimeRobot:
If you need to whitelist these IPs so that any requests that Uptime Robot send are not blocked.
Or in [Wayback] text form (with Wayback history):
216.144.250.150
69.162.124.226
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46.137.190.132
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188.226.183.141
178.62.52.237
54.79.28.129
54.94.142.218
104.131.107.63
54.67.10.127
54.64.67.106
159.203.30.41
46.101.250.135
18.221.56.27
52.60.129.180
159.89.8.111
146.185.143.14
139.59.173.249
165.227.83.148
128.199.195.156
138.197.150.151
34.233.66.117
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2a03:b0c0:0:1010::832:1
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2604:a880:800:10::4e6:f001
2604:a880:cad:d0::122:7001
2a03:b0c0:3:d0::33e:4001
2600:1f16:775:3a01:70d6:601a:1eb5:dbb9
2600:1f11:56a:9000:23:651b:dac0:9be4
2a03:b0c0:3:d0::44:f001
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2600:1f18:179:f900:88b2:b3d:e487:e2f4
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/12/13
In case something you want to arrange in the on-line Rabobank portal fails, you can call their web-care team:
[Archive.is] Rabobank on Twitter: “Hi Jeroen, jammer dat het online niet lukt. Ik adviseer om te bellen met mijn collega’s op 088 722 67 67. Fijne dag 🍀 ^Liesbeth… “
In my case as custodian, it was impossible to on-line change the bank statements from paper to digital, even after following [WayBack] Wijzigen of stoppen ontvangst rekeningafschriften – Rabobank.
The on-line team changed it for me in a matter of minutes.
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/12/10
It has been a while after my last post about me having cancer. No, I am not giving up. But I am having the regular fear of the upcoming checks: did the metastases return, or do I have the luck to outlive some 30% of my peer group.
The last metastases surgery has been slightly more than a year ago. A year from now, that percentage hopefully will be 50% and slowly increase over time until about 90% in some 9 years from now.
At year’s end, I will know for sure.
Below are some links on, mostly Dutch but with English abstract, articles about the mental side of having cancer, or having survived it for now.
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/12/09
Luckily I only had two posts using Threader, as I today learned that it is dying really soon now, as per [Wayback/Archive] Threader – Good Twitter threads every day (emphasis and archival links mine):
As part of this acquisition, we’ll be shutting Threader down on December 15, 2021.
…
We’ve [Wayback/Archive] recently built a similar reading experience at Twitter, which is now available as part of [Wayback/Archive] Twitter Blue.
…
All of our users will be able to export their bookmarks from their settings in our iOS and web apps. Make sure to also download your PDF archives if you’d like to keep them.
Twitter Blue is paid and only available in very few countries and is part of Twitter, so quite useless for archival.
The alternatives [Archive] @ThreadReaderApp, [Archive] @WayBackMachine and [Archive] @ArchiveIs for the win (:
Bye bye [Archive] Threader (previously [Archive] @Threader_app), it was fun while it lasted.
––jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/12/09
Thread start: [Archive.is] Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten on Twitter: “I created a fake company to play around with spammers, and it is just such a joy to use, and you can use it too. A thread: I receive an email from a scammer/spammer. Like this:… “
Archived unroll: [Wayback] Thread by @Boris on Thread Reader App – Thread Reader App.
Via: [Archive.is] Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten on Twitter: “Or, next time you receive spam reply with this: “Please forward this email to bill@noprocurement.com, and delete my email, as I’ll be changing jobs soon, and this email address will no longer be active.””
The [Archive.is] inspiration partly came from [Wayback] The Story of Lenny, the Internet’s Favorite Telemarketing Troll:
Lenny is a decade-old chatbot designed to troll telemarketers that has developed a cult following online. It’s remarkably convincing, but is it actually effective?
Research indicated that Lenny is effective and wastes time of scammers which they cannot spend on calling real people.
Some highlights
Waste time by sending spammers in an auto-reply loop of personas.
“Please forward this email to bill@noprocurement.com, and delete my email, as I’ll be changing jobs soon, and this email address will no longer be active.”
One of the email forwards bounces:
There even is a (http-only) web-site [Wayback] Nordic Procurement Services – Providing Procurement services worldwide since 1994.
A plugin for gmail or other mail systems would be cool, just as having more domains and accounts:
Some people are already adding these to their own domains:
Be sure to spread the word.
Oh, and have some spammers contact john@noprocurement.com
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/12/06
For my link archive:
–jeroen
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The Wiert Corner - irregular stream of stuff 