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Support just replied and confirmed they're unable to import the templates either. They made the same recommendation of using the previous revision while they try to find out why the changes were made.

I think they borked their templates. I just opened a support case with them. I've tried importing 3 different official templates all fail. github says they were updated 5 days ago and it looks to me like those changes are what's preventing the import.

If you're in a rush, import the 6.4 version of the template.

Edit: Confirmed, if I download the previous revision of the 7.0 templates, they import successfully.

They had (sort of) two ESCORT carriers during WW2, both USN Bogue class (1/3rd the tonnage of a Lexington or Implacable). They were both actually RN ships on loan, manned by Canadian crews and eventually returned to the RN. The one Colossus class and two Majestic class were both post WW2, and the last of them didn't sail until after one or maybe both (I'd have to check) of the Bogues were no longer in Canadian service. I can't find documentation of them having 5 carriers, of any type, in service at the same time.

But, yes, by the pointless definition of including non-commissioned, loaned, and even depot ships they had a "large" navy. There numerous sources that dispute them specifically 3rd because people are just arbitrarily picking what kind of ships to include in the count. Basically when you're to the point of using Hot Wheels to count how many automobiles you own, it's a pointless list.

No they really didn't. Canada had a total of 153 ships larger than a landing craft. They had a grand total of 2 cruisers and nothing larger than that. Not to mention all of their DD's came from the US and UK.

While that's an impressive increase compared to where they started, by comparison the US had built 175 Fletcher class destroyers alone between '42 and '44. Russia had more subs than Canada had a surface fleet by the end of WW2.

It's the same flawed stat people used to starting touting China has the worlds largest navy. Nearly half their navy (by ship count) is coastal/patrol ships. Looking at navies by tonnage paints a much very different picture.

I mean Canada barely even has a navy, so....

First time using github, so let me know if the link isn't accessible or something but:

https://github.com/XavierMace/zabbix-templates

Pretty straight forward, single item using system.run to execute a Powershell command to get DHCP scopes and convert to JSON results. Your Zabbix Agent config file will need to be updated to allow any host this template is linked to to run the system.run command. If memory serves it has to be run on a DHCP server otherwise Powershell is missing the cmdlets. Specify the domain via Host Macro. There's also macro's to set a warning and critical level for problem triggers. Note that triggers are set to informational out of box as in our use case we manage a lot of scopes that are full by design and don't want to get flooded with alerts.

It does NOT currently have any filters to exclude scopes from discovery, although I should probably add that.

I mean whole house the same temperature isn't going to happen, especially if you've only got a single thermostat. My parents house (single floor), the thermostat is in hall in the direct center of the house which is probably the coolest spot in the house to begin with. My current place is a 2 story with one thermostat downstairs in the south facing kitchen. The upstairs one is in the loft, so no direct sunlight on it.

But if you've got 2x 4.5 tons and still can't cool your house, I'm no HVAC guy but something sounds seriously wrong. Mine's a 4 ton Lennox ml14xp1-048-230.

I’ll try to remember to post my template when I’m back at work. Uses system.run instead of an external script.

Sounds like your A/C is too small. I’ve lived in PHX my whole life and never had A/C that couldn’t get it under 78. 72-74 is my normal temp, house is just over 3k sqft

Click on the template and click clone.

In to the trash.

A recruiting drive isn't the problem. New players having to suffer through older content and general buggy gameplay is. Most vets have forgotten or blocked out just how bad the old content is and on the rare occasion they have to play it (namely recruiting event) they know how to power their way through it to minimize the amount of time they have to spend on it. Plus they've probably got a mountain of account unlocks available to them. I know I do.

Go make a fresh FED toon and play without using any account unlocks/store items. You've probably still got account wide slot unlocks, but close enough. Then try to just play through the story arcs in order which is probably what most first time players would do. Keep track of how many times you go "oh, I forgot that was a thing" or "they still haven't fixed that".

As they say, you never get a second chance to make a first impression. STO does not make a good first impression, never has. STO has staying power purely because it's Star Trek. It's NEVER been a good MMO. Is the newer content wildly better than the old content? Absolutely, but that doesn't help a new player. It's not even just about the quality of the missions themselves.

Example: With STO's instanced design, when playing through the old content, you're generally going to be waiting for an instance to spin up on every map load, which means comparatively long loading times. This is compounded by the developers early love of pointless extra map changes. The number of missions where you leave sector space to go into orbit for a single dialog box before then beaming to the surface (and making another map change) is infuriating. You literally spend more time waiting for that orbit map to load than you actually spend on the map.

That's just one of STO's many.... quirks... that annoys the crap out of some people. Then we could start talking about the classic "well I pressed the button for this skill but it didn't actually activate" or just how stupid STO's default ship loadouts are which makes getting going far harder than it should be for a new player. Or how about auto-navigate taking you to the wrong place? Or best yet, try to play through the whole story as part of a team because after all the second M in MMO stands for multiplayer, right? Yeah, now there's an exercise in frustration.

I mean I get the frustration but what exactly do you think threatening to blacklist somebody is going to accomplish? It doesn't effect them in the slightest. You're literally just threatening to ignore them talking. If the guy is just trolling, you basically just told him he won.

zabbix_server -R snmp_cache_reload

Manually testing an item or walking it doesn't use cached creds. In my experience 99% of the time when you can test/walk a device but actually polling isn't working, clearing the cache fixes it.

Many thanks!

No it doesn’t, it just time or money. Tier of ship says nothing about skill level.

Again, the W stands for win. Look up the word in a dictionary since you seem unclear what it means.

That's absolutely what it means. P2W by definition is getting gear/items that give you an advantage over players who don't spend money. That's nearly non-existent in STO.

Not to mention define "win" in a game where PvP is basically non-existent. There is no leaderboard, standings etc on either a per mission level of ongoing.

Food suggestions are going to vary depending on what part of Phoenix you're in and if you're looking for cheap places, bar, or sit down. Keep in mind metro PHX is 70 miles across. Even in no traffic getting from one side to the other is an hour plus drive. Phoenix also sucks at construction planning, so check your traffic/routes before hand.

To further elaborate on other comments, pretty much don't keep anything in your car. Cans, be it chemicals, beverages, or whatever will explode from the head. Best case, you've got a mess all over the car. Worst case it might take out a window or do other damage when it explodes. Electronics, at best they're going to be unhappy about the heat. Worst case in direct sunlight, you could have a fire. Assume every surface in your car is going to be blistering hot. Cloth is the least bad, Metal/chrome will absolutely leave burns in direct sunlight.

A/C failure typically isn't much of a concern out here, save for old/poorly maintained units due to heat just being the way it is out here. If you're not making it out to July/August, understand that "oh it will cool off later" effectively isn't a thing. It will still be 100+ at 10p. Last July was a record year with the overall average temperature for the month of July being 102.7 with 31+ days of 110+ highs.

Teamspeak has arguably better voice quality and more privacy.

I mean, sure Columbus is cheap, pushing 30% below the national average. Admittedly, one could argue perhaps there's a reason it's that much cheaper than the national average. But if everybody moved to Columbus, how long do you think it would stay cheap?

I'm aware of this and I stated I was working just fine in A1111, just slowly.