However, very expensive if all you want it to do is audio.

For that I recommend this:

https://www.google.com/chromecast/speakers/

@scottalanmiller said:

@anonymous said:

@scottalanmiller said:

@anonymous said:

@Dashrender said:

there's a lot of just chatter that is better served on the chat channel, written one and forgotten..

Such as the what are you doing right now topic...

Why is that better in the chat than on the thread?

It's so long it's hard to load. It's not technical in nature for the most part. And no one cares that you ate a slice of pizza three years ago.

Loads instantly here, are you not paginating?

I use infinite scroll and I have no real problems with those threads.

super tall pictures occasionally give issue on iOS,

@JaredBusch said:

WiFi calling is a big deal. The you obviously have no need to have service in areas outside of tower range.

FTFY 😉

I do need service in areas outside of tower range but that's well away from the range of WiFi. I will admit though that I've been fortunate enough to never need WiFi calling as everywhere I've worked and lived has had great mobile reception.

@scottalanmiller said:

@gjacobse said:

@Each1teach1x27 said:

@Minion-Queen Haha I never said it was "difficult" to manage a PBX, I said it was a pain meaning it is the least favorite task on the to-do list.

I think I would rather raw build a PBX than a 2012 Server in a VM.....

I'm doing the latter right now.

I actually need to do both,.. and to establish a MineCraft PE server... Oh the things I do for family....

Ah ha, this is a bit silly. But you need to go into Programs and Features and fine the Citrix VDA client. Select "Change" and then fill in your controller information there. Not intuitive at all.

Seems to be working. At least this step. The applications have populated.

That's the big thing with XenApp, application performance. And integration with XenDesktop for VDI.

They will never turn it over to him, a simple screw up and the data is just gone.

Yes, but it has been a long time.

@dafyre said:

Scratch that... I was able to figure it out.

The configuration that you posted by default denies everything but SSH.

Thanks!

Correct 🙂

@Jason said:

That's weird none of ours every auto renew. Heck usually they don't even expired based on time. It's a minimum money spent, when you pass that it expires. It's to make sure they cover all their build our costs for the fiber circuits.

That's how it's been for me too. After the original contract expires they just move month to month. Luckily they haven't tried to jack up our rates in Month to Month, but I suppose they could.

I haven't seen this, but I've used it only from a Linux machine.

Thanks! Free is good and this is something I would like to review. I am currently the only one running 10 Enterprise in my company and I am waiting for some things to get sorted out before I consider replacing all of our Windows 7 systems with it.

@scottalanmiller I agree, I just don't understand why these products are not pulled sooner from Amazon. The Office Plus versions should not even exist on the site unless it is the Volume License.

KBs are generally only good for specific knowledge. The stuff you are talking about is general knowledge. Generally KBs are useless for this kind of stuff.

@scottalanmiller said:

I've proposed that in the past as the "there is no such thing as full protection via hardware". The theory is that the "burn" mechanism is so close to the drive that you can't do a byte by byte copy, but I find it unlikely that that is true.

Yes, I know you have.

🙂

correct.