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Something Unexpected Happens when the first comment does not include the word frist.
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That shipping one isn't surprising... it's FedEx. Never had a good experience with them, don't even know how they're still around. Not surprised their tracking is whack, or that they were late. Happens every time.
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Spelt backwards, it would be "
ti". Hope that helps.Admin
Initially seeing it show as 1+ years instead of roughly 10 years is definitely a WFT, but breaking out the timeframe to have "5 months, 6 weeks" is the real chef's kiss on that one, IMO.
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No one ever expects the Spanish Unexpected Happens!
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Just to be a little helpful, there's Microsoft's PowerShell module DataGateway for it. As for unexpected, maybe that command line option was unexpected? (Not really good, but the only thing that would make sense… ;) )
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Companies are investing billions of dollars, using up valuable resources like water and electricity, running up the stock market, laying off thousands of software engineers, replacing human workers, and changing the landscape of human civilization….. all for Artificial Intelligence that thinks "Tetennba" is "basketball" spelled backwards.
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If AI hallucinations qualify for Error'd now, we'll be here all day.
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The opportunity for the dad joke was screaming for attention. Happily, dkf obliged.
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Hey, at least we've gotten past cat memes ;)
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I also tried "/?" but that did nothing useful either. Either way you're left wondering wth they were thinking when the entire application to turns into "Something unexpected happened" labels pasted everywhere because of "/help". You expect to see the options (or at least a message saying "there are no options" but that's not how Microsoft thinks. The installer definitely supports options like "/install", "/quiet" and "/norestart" but you wouldn't know that from asking for the options.
Appreciate the suggestion of the PowerShell module. I did find it, went down that road and for a bunch of reasons (ie requires powershell 7, chef requires workarounds because it wants to run windows' default powershell 5, there's no way to register with the module or check that it's registered, etc) it wasn't getting me what I needed.