Have you tried this? No experience firsthand with faxing with FreePBX. Usually I'd recommend Elastix for that. Has built in packages to accommodate faxing. Otherwise, try this:

yum -y install spanDSP libtiff libtiff-devel

@thecreativeone91 True. For an amateur hack such as myself it'll replace PS but not for a pro.

www.theguardian.com/media/2015/apr/24/comcast-confirms-time-warner-cable-merger-off

This one was an easy fix, but that the issue exists at all is a fragility unique to FreeNAS that does not exist if you only use FreeBSD:

http://community.spiceworks.com/topic/911053-freenas-database-corrupt

@scottalanmiller In your country cheaper because your country is developed in many aspects.

@Rob-Dunn said:

@scottalanmiller said:

@Rob-Dunn maybe my rules are just really basic or something, but they seem to work better in OWA than in Outlook, or at least on parity.

Actually, I should correct myself, I mean 'views' more than rules...I do some stuff with font styles, organization, etc. with the views...something that is not really workable in OWA.

That makes more sense. No views for me. I have lots of server side rules and they, well, rule!

@coliver You would be correct. They can go for as much as a decent used car if you get really silly with the config.

Seems okay here.

I'm anything but a printer expert and have not set up Google Print myself and don't know the caveats. So take it with a grain of salt. But I suspect it is a potential solution to keep in mind.

We have no printer with us most of the year, now. So for us USB will do. But it seems like a nice idea.

@thecreativeone91 said:

T-Mobile has no coverage around here. Even in Blacksburg and Roanoke it is only GPRS/2G and that's the only coverage. It only works if you live in a metro area.

Around here, I'm in a tiny village and I've never had better coverage. I can even go miles into the country. I've done hours of driving all over rural areas and haven't see a drop in coverage yet, which is awesome.

This falls under total Microsoft fail. After a year of telling us that they had moved to Skype internally and then failing to deliver Skype for clients! Microsoft has already admitted that Lync was a failure and that they don't use it themselves anymore because it is so bad. Now, after making a big deal that Skype was the future, they've decided to bail on Skype.

If Microsoft isn't eating their own dog food on this one, I doubt we should either.

only running 2.2MB/s wtf bbq

@PSX_Defector said:

@thanksajdotcom said:

This just seems small to me.

I know that's what your girl said to you the other night. Ohhhhhhhhhhh, burn!

I've got plenty packing, thank you very much. Now you on the other hand...

I fab my own circuit boards using a transfer from a regular piece of paper run through a laser printer on extra dark. Might give that a go onto what you want it on ultimately - nuts to the wax paper.

Time for a reload..

It give me practice anyway...

@thanksajdotcom said:

@scottalanmiller said:

@thanksajdotcom said:

Everyone has a reason for what they do. I'm sure Google felt it made sense when they set that up, which was probably at least 10 years ago.

Making sense often just means being lazy. Being lazy or not bothering are common, logical reasons for doing things. I just wish that the reasoning was better than that.

I'm not disagreeing but remember that what may be totally illogical to us might make perfect sense to someone else.

I never implied that laziness was illogical. It's perfectly logical. Their laziness outranked their desire for a good user experience. Extremely logical.

I love OwnCloud! I just spun up my own personal server for me and the family. It is working out great so far!

I like the name, at least.

"Hi! Did you get my e-mail?"
"Er...no"
"Really? I sent it last week!"
"Oh, ok. It's probably in my clutter folder"
"When do you read your clutter folder?"
"Christmas"

These are the ones that I worry little about. If they're after you, it's too late. Usually FAR too late.