Mass Effect, released in 2007 is a third-person adventure/action shooter video game created by the legendary software house Bioware. It tells the story of Commander Shepherd, the first human SPECTRE who is sent on a mission by the Citadel Council to track down Saren, a rogue Turian SPECTRE who had led attacks on various outposts in Citadel space.
Continue reading09:30 – Got up, clocks went forward overnight. Means we lose an hours sleep, but on the flip side the evenings are longer. Summer is on its way.
Continue reading09:00 – Got up late, stayed in bed listening to the 5 Live Breakfast Show, presented by Chris Warburton (@chriswarburton_).
Continue reading06:00 – Wake up early, listen to the 5 Live Wake up to Money and then the breakfast show.
08:00 – Have breakfast, ponder what the day will have in store, who knows, put on the BBC News channel to get the latest developments.
Continue reading07:30 – Wake up, listen to 5 Live Breakfast. Drift off back to sleep.
08:30 – Hear Daisy barking downstairs, better get up and check her, she probably wants to go out. Daisy is fine, so I had breakfast, a bowl of Cheerios, toast and a brew.
Continue reading07:30 – wake up, listen to 5 Live Breakfast
08:30 – GMB, talking about the Emergency hospital setup on Excel, approx 2000 beds. That is frightening.
Continue readingUp until today the Coronavirus crisis had just been a very worrying news story, something I was following, watching, listening to the daily news reports, expecting it to affect me and my family at some point but unsure exactly when. Well, today was the day it hit, the 23rd March 2020.
Continue readingThe Domain Name System (DNS) is a service which resolves real-world names to Internet Protocol IP addresses. My study notes should get you started on the material covered in 70-410, however, I’d strongly recommend you download the objectives from the Microsoft website, enjoy.
I have a number of test platforms which I use, and last week I started one which had been offline for a number of months. It consists of two Hyper-V Virtual Machines, each running Windows Server 2012 R2. These servers are configured as ADDC in the same domain and the last time I used them all was working as expected. However, upon firing them up I noticed a few errors with Active Directory Replication, the problem? My Active Directory Domain Controllers were tombstoned.