It seems really old school to have to share a login and password and your spouse gets kicked out every couple months needing to log back in and get an MFA code sent to the other spouse's phone.
Given this is a security product this seems like a design flaw.
Unless I'm mistaken and there is a way to get around this.
Under prohibited activities it says No Automation, does anyone know what that entails?
The Apex Investing company has their own automated trading product, and NinjaTrader has "Strategies" you can build to help automate entries and exits. So surely this is not what is considered prohibited activity? Or am I missing recent rule updates?
I had a short screw stuck in the middle tread of my tire, causing a slow leak. Tire shop was closed, so I used a plug kit: pulled the screw, used the reamer, inserted the plug with rubber cement/bond, etc.
The tire was already a little low from the leak, and more air came out during the plug process. Before this, it was in the low 30 PSI range. After plugging it, I checked with two different gauges and both are showing around 50 PSI.
The recommended pressure is 42 PSI, and my Ryobi inflator won’t add air because it detects 50 PSI. Could the plug somehow be causing a bad reading, or is there another reason this would happen? I’m hesitant to mess with it until I understand what’s going on after plugging hole.
Vehicle model: 2023 VW ID.4
I signed up for Energy Texas in February of this year (1 year Come & Take It 12 plan).
Today I received a final bill with early termination fee, even though I didn't cancel. I'm still in my rental house lease for another year.
I reached out to them on chat confused. They said I was no longer a customer on as of June 11th because there was a transfer at my address. I still have electricity, but apparently it isn't mine, or I'm not sure. I have no idea what happened.
My rental property management was changed (not my lease, just the company I would pay bills and submit maintenance requests to) for the house I'm renting/living in on the same week, so I'm wondering if one of those companies did something.
Either way this seems illegal or unethical that this could happen without my consent.
Now I have to open a an investigation case with them and wait weeks and reach out to rental property companies to see if they did something to mess this up. Meanwhile this $150 late fee is tacked on due in a couple weeks that Energy Texas unfairly put on me, because I didn't wish to cancel.
It seems like this would be an illegal act under 16 Tex. Admin. Code § 25.495 - Unauthorized Change of Retail Electric Provider
I've heard of and dabbled a little bit with both PowerShell Universal vs Azure automation but haven't got too deep in either. We have a hybrid AD/Entra environment and do a lot with Entra and Intune but still have an on-prem footprint.
Which one would be better if I'm going down the road of scheduling PowerShell scripts, scheduling scripts that generate reports and e-mail them to a distribution list, and also providing front-end interfaces for entering information to run a script against (i.e. entering an e-mail and getting a report of their group membership, etc.)
It seems like PowerShell Universal has a lot of features that are easy to see listed but I'm not sure if all of what it has are possible out of the box with built-in Azure tech.
Anyone know if Microsoft removed or changed the ability to pin apps directly in the Office/SharePoint waffle app launcher?
I can still find the apps from the main Microsoft 365 apps landing page, where Copilot Chat and the newer app layout are shown, but I’m not seeing a way to pin or surface them directly in the waffle menu anymore. Also, when I click into “Search all your Microsoft 365 apps” from the waffle menu, it doesn’t seem to find apps that do appear after clicking “All Apps.”
I've been noticing this happen literally over thousands of trades. Literally trading hours and hours per day every day on the NQ (Futures).
I'll go short or long. Take a short for example. It will go down in my favor maybe a few points get stuck then come back and stop me out. I'll go short again and it will repeat this behavior, literally however many times I do it. Once, twice, 15 times, it will do this.
The moment I go long instead of re-shorting in this scenario, it will shoot straight down and stop me out of my long. It's happening so much and I've been trading for years.
I understand people have common stops etc, but this seems like its' the worst luck ever because I doubt it's happening because of common stops/liquidity.
So I had an Azure exam scheduled today at a location with Pearson Vue, that I paid for, even changed my schedule and took time off to study and go take it.
Pearson VUE emails me at 7pm last light telling me that my exam needs to be rescheduled. Literally no reason given. I have no idea if this is Pearson VUE issue or a test center issue. Their e-mail states:
>Unfortunately, we are unable to deliver your exam as scheduled on 19 May 2026 10:45 AM. We know this is disappointing news, and we sincerely apologize for the inconvenience.
We are working to clear out your existing appointment. In most circumstances, you can select a new appointment for your exam on our website by signing in to your account.
Some event- or window-based exams may not be available for rescheduling on our website. If you are not able to reschedule, your program-specific customer service team is available to assist you. Additionally, if you have any special accommodations, you must call to reschedule your exam.
Please allow one business day before trying to choose a new appointment date through our website.
Thank you for your patience. We look forward to seeing you for your test soon.
Has anyone had this happen before? How do you reschedule?
When I click their link to sign in in the e-mail and choose Microsoft it takes me to here: https://docs.microsoft.com/users/me/certifications?wt.mc_id=pvue_msft_webpage_wwl%20
Yet I see nothing in there regarding any Exams scheduling matters.
I know I'm suppose to wait a day before I reschedule but do I need to wait a day before I see any links in this site letting me reschedule?
This is one of those things that Microsoft just does over and over going back decades, and I don't understand why these things go unnoticed. Surely I can't be the only one.
I'm trying to sign up for Azure and all my sign-ins are going to a landing page that says the following I guess because I had one or a trial setup a long time ago?
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Sign-in failed
Error code: interaction_required
Error message: interaction_required: AADSTS5000225: This tenant has been blocked due to inactivity.
So I go to https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/support/create-ticket/ and click Create an incident and it asks me to sign in and then of course I can't sign in because I land at, you guessed it, the same inactive tenant sign in error page.
Is there any other way to open a ticket?
I'm looking to create KBs/how-to articles for our IT department but I'd like to do so in a way that makes it easy to search/reference with Copilot and getting the information from the how-to articles. Is there an optimal way to structure/design the KB articles that work best with Copilot? For example should I make every KB a Word document or could it be a mix of Word, PowerPoint, PDFs, etc?
Let's say you have 10 or 20 accounts but you get say only 5 to max payouts with the reset at only 1 or so payouts. Do you get to replace the PAs you got max payouts with with new evals or if you are considered for live do you not get to take any more payouts on other PAs?
