@RojoLoco said:

@dafyre sure, but MS has been touting windows 10 as the fix for all that is not necessarily broken... and they've been a little pushy about it.

Which means something is definitely broken... and we just haven't figured out what it is yet. Oh, wait, I know! It's ads on the lock screens!

Edit: I haven't actually seen them on my laptop.

@scottalanmiller said:

@brianlittlejohn said:

Per Apple license, I believe it still has to be virtualized on mac hardware.

Well of course, that's a given. No exception to that.

Just clarifying since OP didn't state what XenServer was running on. 😄

@johnhooks said:

@scottalanmiller said:

@johnhooks said:

So x2go and Gnome 3 don't get along. I'm installing Mate.

Nope, that's why Cinnamon doesn't work.

Ya I never even thought about that haha. It sucks because it really kills my workflow. I tried XFCE on my Chromebook, but I ended up deleting the chroot and starting over with Gnome 3. I can't give up the activities overview and the extensions.

LXFE, Mate, there are options. XFCE is pretty tough to use.

thanks guys.. solved with MS exchange 2013

@Breffni-Potter Here's the details...
Security BSides London 2016
June 8th 2016
ILEC Conference Centre
47 Lillie Road, London, SW6 1UD

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@Dashrender said:

Hot damn.. what do you have separating your levels?

Building is prefab concrete, open concept. 3 levels total so the first map shows bleed through of aps above and below

@Breffni-Potter I tried to learn this for a few months and was good enough that I could manage on std querty's without having to stick a bunch these on unless it came to using non-letter/number characters. Had it on all my phones and computers at home/work. The wife and kids loved it though when they went to use the computers in the house and started typing jibberish.

It sounds like the requirements fall into the pick any two scenario. (cheap was not mentioned)
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I've used a few that fit into this category
Asus Zenbook, Samsung Series 9, MacBook 11 & 13

In terms of what lasted, the MacBook was the most resiliant. The others started to fall apart after the constant back and forth, travelling etc. Look for a used MacBook Air would be my recommendation.

@larsen161 oh wow thats nice! I need eyes on the rack like that.

A very detailed answer with examples can be found over on unix.stackexchange: How can I replace a string in a file(s)?

@scottalanmiller We are also working on our enterprise offerings. See https://www.zerotier.com/product-ss.shtml -- we haven't made a big announcement quite yet but we are working with a few customers in the IoT and device space and this is also applicable to large enterprise SDN. We will offer live real-time monitoring of network quality of service and proactive investigation of problems as a service, and one of our engineers has a machine learning background so we are planning to leverage advanced quantitative analytics and deep learning against circuit test data eventually. We're also looking forward to pitting deep learning against harder scenarios in NAT traversal in the near-mid future.

Pricing on that page is still being refined. We might add something more fine grained in the future. Existing model is actually geared more toward IoT device vendors.

Personally, I detest the the Avaya name after many bad experiences.

I made things work, but it was not fun.

@JoeyJakubiak said:

@scottalanmiller said:

@JoeyJakubiak said:

@wirestyle22 said:

To be honest I wouldn't have known either who to call in this particular circumstance. I don't know if I would have called 911 but I probably would've settle on someone else's expertise similarly. Good information across the board here. Thanks.

Some very good information. Our Safety Director doesn't even know who to talk to. He has suggested I talk to our local fire marshall. @scottalanmiller do you think the fire marshall will have reliable info?

That's a much better resource. He at least should have the authority to tell you that he can't tell you.

We do have a attorney on retainer but Management would like me to call the Fire Marshall first and see what he recommends and then call the attorney. Ill post my findings.

That's reasonable, I think.

Got this fixed. Issue is all connected. It has to do with how the dependencies are picked up from the repo.

Was busy yesterday, free today if you still need

@IRJ said:

@scottalanmiller Do you know the PDQ Guys? It would be cool to get them over here since there was another thread on PDQ yesterday.

I do not.

Mail Gun was too complicated for what I needed. I am using Mail Chimp. Free up to 2,000 users will hold me off for awhile.

@scottalanmiller said:

@Dashrender said:

Did I ask for something? confused

You were about to, perhaps?

LOL - I do want to stand up for me myself personally, but I haven't been overly motivated. I'm such a minimal user though that I'm guessing that once it's up, I'd never touch it again (outside of updates) so it wouldn't be a great learning thing.

Necessity being the mother of invention and all. 😉

@Carnival-Boy

It depends how the ticket is received.

Most come through via email, so they are all delivered to a mailbox on 365 first, then forwarded to FreshDesk. This way I capture for certain that the request was or was not submitted with the original details and I capture the replies.

If they fill in a ticket via the web portal, that is a bit trickier.