What Are You Doing Right Now
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@RojoLoco said:
@scottalanmiller That's waaay too awesome. Impressed.
I worked mostly with Greg and with ELP which whom he was still heavily involved at the time. I got to edit a book for Carl.
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@scottalanmiller even more impressed, they're one of my favorite prog bands of all time. Tarkus and Brain Salad Surgery were the first really complex music I learned to play.
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@scottalanmiller speaking of ELP, have you seen the H.R. Giger documentary? It's wonderful. Best doc I've seen in a while. I'm glad they got it all shot before he passed.
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@RojoLoco said:
@scottalanmiller even more impressed, they're one of my favorite prog bands of all time. Tarkus and Brain Salad Surgery were the first really complex music I learned to play.
I used to work here: http://pilato.com/
There was only Bruce and I in the mid-1990s when I was there. Pilato Entertainment was in Rochester at the time, in the Medical Arts Building on the East Side of downtown right on the Alexander Street bar stretch which was awesome. I literally worked seven stories directly above "The Old Toad", one of the city's most famous bars.
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Time to go home for me.
Have a great evening ahead ML people -
@Joy Bye Joy, see you tomorrow.
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If you look at the OP's 3rd comment, you'll haz the same sad as me.... I need a beer now, this guy claims to be 17 years in the IT biz...
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@RojoLoco said:
If you look at the OP's 3rd comment, you'll haz the same sad as me.... I need a beer now, this guy claims to be 17 years in the IT biz...
Older than what I was
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Depending on the size/requirements/etc it might not be such a TERRIBLE idea.
As long as it is backed up.
We have files here that are just archival, and could easily be offloaded to a USB drive temporarily.
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@RojoLoco said:
If you look at the OP's 3rd comment, you'll haz the same sad as me.... I need a beer now, this guy claims to be 17 years in the IT biz...
At first I read that as the OP was 17 years old.
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I can't imagine the "infrastructure" there is very much.
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@BRRABill said:
@RojoLoco said:
If you look at the OP's 3rd comment, you'll haz the same sad as me.... I need a beer now, this guy claims to be 17 years in the IT biz...
At first I read that as the OP was 17 years old.
That would make it more excusable, but I'd bet dollars to donuts that they have no backups.
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@BRRABill said:
Depending on the size/requirements/etc it might not be such a TERRIBLE idea.
As long as it is backed up.
We have files here that are just archival, and could easily be offloaded to a USB drive temporarily.
If they have considered a NAS or full blown server, but would settle for an external USB, they are dangerously incompetent and have no idea what they really need.
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@RojoLoco said:
If they have considered a NAS or full blown server, but would settle for an external USB, they are dangerously incompetent and have no idea what they really need.
Granted, that is some jump.
It's like saying you want to buy a new car, but might just get by with a new floormat.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@BRRABill said:
@RojoLoco said:
If you look at the OP's 3rd comment, you'll haz the same sad as me.... I need a beer now, this guy claims to be 17 years in the IT biz...
At first I read that as the OP was 17 years old.
Whooops, so did I.
And I would expect that sort of thread from a 17 year old. But not a 40-plus w/ some alphabet soup in his title.
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Yeah, when it was a 17 year old it seemed not unreasonable.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@coliver said:
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@dafyre said:
How are you setting all of this up? using AirBNB? How do you find all of these places to rent for a month?
AirBNB, VRBO, etc. Dominica is a whiz at this stuff. This place in Galveston is a holiday stop for us, so one month is not the norm. Our home in Crete is for the full 90 days of our visas.
How does the visa process work? You apply for a tourist visa and you get it? Or is there more to it?
It totally depends on your nationality. We carry US Passports at the moment, exclusively, but are working on that. Greece is a Schengen member, so their visa is shared with all of the Schengen. As Americans, the 90 day tourist and work visa is automatic and paperless. Most Americans aren't even aware that a visa exists (hence how my friends got trapped with nowhere to go in Europe because they didn't realize that they had to track their visas) because they are so easy.
So we get 90 days, no questions asked as we arrive in Athens. Once that visa expires we have to be outside of the Schengen for 95 days before going back in. To bypass this we would have to petition the Greek government for a Schengen visa extension. The extension would limit us to Greece, though, and not the Schengen which is very important to understand. It would not stop us from getting another 90 days in Denmark, though, also automatic.
Sign me up for Denmark... Of course I have an unfair advantage... I have family there.
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@RojoLoco said:
And I would expect that sort of thread from a 17 year old. But not a 40-plus w/ some alphabet soup in his title.
Don't go back and read any of my posts.
