I might just buy a 960GB SSD.... it's under $200... and return this unit.

I like SusanDB better, personally (sorry, couldn't help it!).

@scottalanmiller said in Help... Ubuntu 11.10:

@BBigford said in Help... Ubuntu 11.10:

@scottalanmiller said in Help... Ubuntu 11.10:

Or if you follow that Ubuntu specific link that you have, do that and select the "root" shell prompt option.

I got the pw changed, but how does one enter single user mode in this install? I don't see it anywhere... These are the only options I have.

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@BBigford said in CrashPlan - Bug?:

@Jason said in CrashPlan - Bug?:

@BBigford said in CrashPlan - Bug?:

., but the CEO immediately shot down anything with that kind of latency.

Why is this the CEO decision? He shouldn't even be in involved. That should be the IT Director and CIO.

We restructured. IT was reporting to Engineering Manager > IT Director > VP of Operations > CEO (who writes off all big stuff). Took forever for approvals to do anything. EM quit after 10 years so we reported to the VP of Ops for 2 weeks. Then we're told IT is a corporate function, not Engineering/Ops, so started reporting to the CEO for everything. Approvals that took years just to get shot down because of the chain, started getting approved in minutes. We can now use a ton of hosted services we were told go against contracts. All in all, I'm totally cool with the transition even if some of the smaller, stupid stuff gets dragged along.

So they decided that things were bad and .... did this as the fix? Sounds like a problem from the top. Even with the new structure, this makes zero sense. The CEO is still getting involved where no manager should be. Sounds like the CEO is likely the root cause here.

I finally just reinstalled off and did a 2010 service pack patch. It works indefinitely for 2010 but doesn't identify the core issue because I've saw one person on 2013 that that happens to.

@aaronstuder said in Does anyone have a TightVNC guide for business use?:

@scottalanmiller I get that, I just wasn't sure if it was software only, or software/service like Teamviewer.

It's just software. It's a protocol stack like RDP or VNC. Just more flexible and powerful and free.

I should note that WolfWiFi hasn't been updated in a couple of years, and it was quite expensive when I got it. It also isn't likely to work with a budget android device. I had a Viewsonic G-Tablet that it worked ok with (that wasn't terrible at the time). I haven't had to use it much recently, so there may be good alternatives out for it now.

Wifi Coverage Mapper (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pl.ntek.wcm) may be a viable alternative for it now.

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@adam.ierymenko said in ZeroTier GUI Updates, New Features and New Pricing Structure:

Yeah that's in our feature queue but after a ton of other stuff.

Nice. Keep up the good work!

Here's a way to get Yesterday today and tomorrow... I'm not a super proficient Perl programmer.. but htis is what I could cobble together...

#!/usr/bin/perl my $today=time(); #Todays time in seconds since ~Jan 1, 1970 my $yesterday=localtime($today - 86400); #Subtract 86,400 seconds (one whole day) my $tomorrow=localtime($today + 86400); #Add 86,400 seconds (one whole day) $today=localtime($today); #Convert today into a proper date/time format. print "Yesterday: $yesterday\n\r"; print "Today: $today\n\r"; print "Tomorrow: $tomorrow\n\r";

@Carnival-Boy said in Office 2013 Vs 365 vs 2016 Products:

I haven't noticed much difference between 2013 and 2016. It looks a little nicer. I don't believe there are any main differences, just lots of little tweaks.

Evolution, not revolution. 2013 was actually a pretty big change from 2010, that can't do that again for a while. I've not used 2016 but my understanding is that it is very much a "tweak" upgrade.

I'm interested in knowing how the MS secure email works, I've been considering using it when I move to O365. Man, it sounds pretty bad.

That whole interface setup is a joke! You always end up having to have both sides code specifically for the other.. so much for a GD standard!

@johnhooks said in ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host:

Also a good way to use a web management interface without opening up http and https.

I do that a bit.

@scottalanmiller said

Cool. So the numbers hold up, but no explanation as to why. Something is certainly amiss.

Don't you believe in magic?

@brianlittlejohn said in Iphones and Exchange sync problems:

@Dashrender There also was an edit button back pre IOS7 i believe instead of the circle i button

The edit button is still there.

Microsoft's model is:

user 1,2,3,4 > Global Security Group > Domain Local Group > $resource

I noticed someone put in domain\Users (which is a built-in group), instead of using Domain Users. I'm skeptical to think that this works because of security group nesting... Domain Users is a member of domain\Users (built-in) but I have never saw someone use that built-in group before....
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