@Nic said:

This is on sale if you want NTFS for Mac: https://deals.macupdate.com/deal/15648?utm_source=macupdate&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=paragon

That actually looks interesting. Thanks, @nic!

Looks like a good blog. Bookmarked!

I, on the other hand, will be ready for my update right at that time!

DOA. Sucks, but it happens.

@scottalanmiller said:

@Nara said:

Have you looked at Spiceworks yet?

Also, if you have switches that support CDP, your ESXi hosts will tell you what they're plugged into.

He posted there first. This is for taking from client site to client site, not for a permanent setup which Spiceworks handles very poorly and is not designed around.

Fair enough. Spiceworks isn't very portable.

@scottalanmiller said:

Not as rare as you would hope. We've seen a bit of this.

i believe he was referring to users doing the right thing as being rare...

I think they are remnants from the SP3 upgrade, but I'm not positive.

@scottalanmiller said:

VB is just an awful language.

We had a huge production system written in VBScript server side and VB6 client side for nearly a decade. That was just painful.

I can agree...the plethora of VBA (which I know, isn't VB but is still VB ) projects we have drives me insane...

I refuse to talk about SEO with my board of directors now. I will only talk to them about good content. They're responsible for providing the content and that's where I want them to focus. I had a previous CEO badger me because we weren't near the top of Google rankings for the search term "Classroom heating". I said I didn't even know we provided heating for classrooms. He said we don't, but it's something he wants to get into. <bangs head on table>. "Give me good content and let Google sort itself out"

Google provides helpful guides on how to construct proper websites. I'm surprised by how few sites follow it.

@scottalanmiller said:

Ah ha. You should point out to them that they keep bugging you yet it is not you but they who have been the hold up all along.

I did. 😉

This is different for MSPs, but as an employee I refuse all personal desktop work to other employees. As far as friends, I tell them the same thing. I dont work on personal PCs. The only ones I will work on are immediate family or my parents.

No amount of money is worth helping someone that is going to continually ask you questions. Especially when they are a friend or Uncle and think they deserve the tech support.

I'd have to say Ubuntu, I've found it has the best "Built in" compatibilities and since it's the "Band wagon" linux OS, I've never had an issue finding support online.

Google forms are ace. We're about to start using them. It's just a very easy way to create a form which then populates a Google spreadsheet. Previously, I've created HTML forms and validated them on the server with classic ASP, and used them to populate an SQL Server database - which isn't trivial (compared with using Google at least). There are various add-ons you can use with Google forms, I believe, but haven't delved into that so far. I don't know why Microsoft don't offer something similar with Office365.

The biggest stumbling block with Google forms is that, as far as I'm aware, you can't remove Google's branding. I wouldn't want Google's logo to be the first thing our visitors see. So it's not an option for this particular project.

The iPad app I'm looking at has the SMS sent from the app providers servers. You don't configure anything yourself. You just upload a CSV of mobile numbers via their website and they take care of the rest.

@Joyfano lol, no actually, but I'm glad if it's helping you! There have been several conversations around here about needing more info on Wordpress.

@Nara said:

The mobile OneNote app is getting there, but it isn't quite there yet. It should take a functionality lesson from Evernote.

I second that. If Evernote ever gets tables that look and work just like OneNote, I will switch to EN instead of juggling between both!

I just upgraded the server from 4.1 to 4.2 last week and it was so seamless. Then pushing out to the devices was simply a matter of selecting the devices and telling them to reinstall.

@Dashrender said:

@BC said:

Been running it fine on droid maxx for quite awhile

Battery just about the same or better than jellybean. They say it's supposed to be better, I say about the same...

Only buy maxx devices for users now and only for battery life... Tired of complaints.

Have you tried a Note 3? The battery life of a normal user can last nearly 2 days.

I concur. I own one, battery life has been pretty stellar!

Took a bit of coding for it, Sony has some nasty security sytems.