What Are You Doing Right Now
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@scottalanmiller said:
Just learned about this thread on Reddit about getting from zero to Linux Admin with a home lab. Pretty good resource:
https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxadmin/comments/2s924h/how_did_you_get_your_start/cnnw1ma
That's one reason why I ran KVM for a while. You don't get any hand holding.
That's a ton of VMs for someone who's "just good with computers.". I don't think I have enough to run that at home
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That is definitely a good sized environment.
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I've missed everyone while being busy with work, holidays, you name it. What have I missed?
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Down to about 350 PMs left to sort through. Man that is time consuming. But that's over a thousand knocked out, already.
Surprised how many people have nuked accounts that I had conversations with (e.g. were not bots or 1PWers) have deleted their accounts, both end users and vendors.
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@scottalanmiller said:
Down to about 350 PMs left to sort through. Man that is time consuming. But that's over a thousand knocked out, already.
Surprised how many people have nuked accounts that I had conversations with (e.g. were not bots or 1PWers) have deleted their accounts, both end users and vendors.
Something is up. I haven't figured out what it is exactly yet I don't think.
The thing I think that started pushing people away was the Spiceworks people posting for companies. It just doesn't work in the community they've built. I have a feeling it's more than just that tho.
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@travisdh1 said:
The thing I think that started pushing people away was the Spiceworks people posting for companies. It just doesn't work in the community they've built. I have a feeling it's more than just that tho.
Honestly it could be nothing more than fatigue. The community is old now, nearly a decade. Much of the "shiny new" has worn off and that excitement of having a social community for IT isn't as unique or exciting like it used to be. Apparently, although I've never used it, even Facebook and LinkedIn are chipping away at their traditional market.
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@scottalanmiller I'd say that's actually what Google+ is. Linkedin and Facebook may be what every talks about, but more tech happens on G+, at least from the bits and piece I observe.
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I just can't get into LinkedIn - the whole concept is just foreign to me. I guess in a way it seems like a bending of SpiceWorks community and a job hunting site. meh!
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@travisdh1 said:
@scottalanmiller I'd say that's actually what Google+ is. Linkedin and Facebook may be what every talks about, but more tech happens on G+, at least from the bits and piece I observe.
isn't that dead?
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@Dashrender said:
@travisdh1 said:
@scottalanmiller I'd say that's actually what Google+ is. Linkedin and Facebook may be what every talks about, but more tech happens on G+, at least from the bits and piece I observe.
isn't that dead?
Well, Google(Alphabet?) seems to be ignoring it currently. I'd be upset if they killed it, even if I'm one of the few that would be.
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@Dashrender said:
I just can't get into LinkedIn - the whole concept is just foreign to me. I guess in a way it seems like a bending of SpiceWorks community and a job hunting site. meh!
I never use it, the platform is quite difficult to use.
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@Dashrender said:
@travisdh1 said:
@scottalanmiller I'd say that's actually what Google+ is. Linkedin and Facebook may be what every talks about, but more tech happens on G+, at least from the bits and piece I observe.
isn't that dead?
Probably isn't a good metric, but Google+ has 415 million users, 3rd quarter for 2015 Twitter has 307 million.
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@johnhooks said:
@Dashrender said:
@travisdh1 said:
@scottalanmiller I'd say that's actually what Google+ is. Linkedin and Facebook may be what every talks about, but more tech happens on G+, at least from the bits and piece I observe.
isn't that dead?
Probably isn't a good metric, but Google+ has 415 million users, 3rd quarter for 2015 Twitter has 307 million.
Anyone with a Gmail account has a Google+ account though, Twitter doesn't have that kind of integration.
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Yeah, I am sure that they count me in that number even though I don't use it.
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@coliver said:
@johnhooks said:
@Dashrender said:
@travisdh1 said:
@scottalanmiller I'd say that's actually what Google+ is. Linkedin and Facebook may be what every talks about, but more tech happens on G+, at least from the bits and piece I observe.
isn't that dead?
Probably isn't a good metric, but Google+ has 415 million users, 3rd quarter for 2015 Twitter has 307 million.
Anyone with a Gmail account has a Google+ account though, Twitter doesn't have that kind of integration.
No but no one pays people to follow them on Google+ either. I bet the fake twitter accounts drastically brings the number down.
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@Dashrender said:
@travisdh1 said:
@scottalanmiller I'd say that's actually what Google+ is. Linkedin and Facebook may be what every talks about, but more tech happens on G+, at least from the bits and piece I observe.
isn't that dead?
Isn't that, and Hangouts, where tons of the SW traffic has gone? They get as many comments made in their private Google chat rooms as they do on the site itself. Their offsite channels are extremely active, which hurts them a ton as things don't integrate well. It leads to "inside" information being on the "outside".
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2nd interview with Pitt this week. It's going to be a busy week.
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Conference call in 20 minutes to design a new web service for a client.
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Monday blues.... At least we didn't get snow this weekend
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Whew.... Man, what a weekend. So... leaky roof appears to be patched up for now. Nothing a couple of cans of Flex Seal didn't fix... but seriously... The guys who put the roof on this house were amateurs of the largest scale. If there were any bigger dips in my roof, I could have a swimming pool up there!
Basically water backs up and seeps under the shingles in a section of the roof because of a dip and no easy way for the water to run off. This is an area of the roof that goes from a 30/45 degree angle down to about a 15 degree slope. What is so bad is the roof went on about 5 - 8 years ago. Will be glad to get it fixed right if it holds up another 10 to 15 years.
