Post APTXrCEnikTnIWoc64 by linearchaos@x0r.be
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 (DIR) Post #APQqkBX78aMbDfP1Em by sullybiker@sully.site
       2022-11-09T15:58:46Z
       
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       It is still surprising to me after a decade looking after these things just how fragile Windows Updates can be. They break *constantly*. #sysadmin
       
 (DIR) Post #APQqoUUsZWDrC3PVK4 by sullybiker@sully.site
       2022-11-09T15:59:30Z
       
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       It is not unusual to get a brand new server fail on a big feature update. Good luck troubleshooting it.
       
 (DIR) Post #APQrqGpUSU6hKzSnOy by feld@bikeshed.party
       2022-11-09T16:10:54.234135Z
       
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       isn't Windows Update the world's most elaborate binary diff/patching system that ever existed?
       
 (DIR) Post #APQrrgz6hS5UkIdibo by sullybiker@sully.site
       2022-11-09T16:11:19Z
       
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       @feld I don't know. I do like to think it is the worst.
       
 (DIR) Post #APRdjF7XD3HLoHcOgK by linearchaos@x0r.be
       2022-11-10T01:06:32Z
       
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       @sullybiker The true horror? They're better than they used to be :) We used to wait until service packs were released because they had somewhat thorough QA.
       
 (DIR) Post #APRdjGW21ST68Y5TVI by sullybiker@sully.site
       2022-11-10T01:07:37Z
       
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       @linearchaos It's become a big enough issue that our config management is getting defeated by it, because all It can really is say 'please update'Windows : No
       
 (DIR) Post #APTXrCEnikTnIWoc64 by linearchaos@x0r.be
       2022-11-10T23:11:13Z
       
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       @sullybiker I feel your pain buddy.  I have a couple hundred under my dept.  We just scoop up all the ones that get far enough behind and run a few different methods on them.  Occasionally we find one that's broken differently.