@dafyre said:

@coliver Yeah. Her school was using the Promethean brand, I think. They used short throw projectors and special software on the PC and the big fat stylus, lol.

Oh, yep the Promethean stuff was really nice, right around the same price but they didn't have an integrated projector that the ones we were getting did. Leveling those smartboards was probably one of the worst things... since they were installed over blackboards normally they would shift randomly and go crazy between presses of the stylus.

This looks really promising for businesses though as many probably don't know about the Smartboard/Promethean brands.

I'm running an instance of Gitlab (https://about.gitlab.com/) for myself. It seems to be pretty cool as well. Gitlab seems to be not too lightweight, but it is still pretty snappy.

Nope, not downstate. Just lots of people and high prices and traffic.

@scottalanmiller said:

That the same company that had Steve is the company that is Microsoft today is really surprising. It seemed like they had completely lost their minds for an era there.

In many ways Apple and Microsoft have switched. Microsoft is listening to people now. A few years ago apple stop listening and abandoned their true "creative professional" market by ditching the Final Cut Pro 7 and going with the Final Cut Pro X which wasn't professional, and then also ditched the upgradable Professional workstation... hmm.

@Ambarishrh said:

I used the pro for sometime, but now back on free, does most things I wanted now.

Can't beat the price! 🙂

This machine is part of our parent company's domain which I am not administering. What I got from their team is it might be due to SEP policies! Even though I disabled SEP on my machine, it still is the same issue. I am member of local admin group as well.

wego

@thecreativeone91 The main issue/the point which force me to choose a mac is the fact that we have several users who work keynote files for presentation rather than PPT and needs to be shared during the Skype call. If it was for just skype call, I would like to get Logitech TV Cam HD which I am planning to get for our mini conference rooms, that only needs Skype for video/voice calls and no presentations.

I can't believe you people, Microsoft works hard for that money and... lol I can't even finish this sentence.

You might try some of these on the Mac http://alternativeto.net/software/robocopy/?platform=mac

@IRJ said:

@tonyshowoff said:

@scottalanmiller said:

Tony is the new AJ.

I'm at least 10x sexier than he is.

I'd say so
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lol, reminds me a bit of a character Eric Bana used to play called Poida

Will try that as well, but just checked the same download again from home Windows 2012, both browsers, and still looks better on FF!

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@scottalanmiller said:

They need to integrate Webroot!!

I second this!

Hmm. I Don't know if you could join both a Linux file server to both a windows domain and Openldap. But I bet there is a way.

@coliver said:

@RojoLoco said:

...and I'm pretty sure it is spelled "Mr. Roboto"....

Domo?

Domo

@scottalanmiller said:

@thecreativeone91 said:

Seems like most of the stuff could be handled better by other FOSS rather than trying to load a ton of extras on wordpress.

My concern would be security. WP doesn't have a stellar track record, but rarely contains critical data.

Yeah that would be mine too. It doesn't really matter if a content page is hack too much if it's only really a PR risk. when it contains more it becomes much more valuable.