@scottalanmiller said:
@BMarie said:
I need more space for my movies & all the music I download....I have an obsession with music, all kinds..... hopefully getting C@C soon.
Are you planning to use it for storage? Cloud servers are not good for storage.
Not figured out what I'm going to use them for yet, still researching my options
@Minion-Queen said:
Trying to figure out when to fit a trip in to go meet @g.jacobse in person too sometime in May I think.
Have fun in KY while you're here
Sitting in the truck during lunch enjoying this beautiful weather and dancing like a fool.....still people still. 
@thecreativeone91 said:
I can't get the google maps pacman to work..
It's working on my end.......Strange
Google has the best one I think.....If you play Ingress this is what it looks like now:
And here's Google Maps:
https://www.google.com/maps/@38.0001694,-84.2116758,18z/data=!1e3
I need more space for my movies & all the music I download....I have an obsession with music, all kinds..... hopefully getting C@C soon.
@thanksajdotcom said:
@BMarie said:
I'd love to have that question, that's the best interview question EVER! That's why IT people....i.e. creative souls answer questions like that so much better. I would totally say I'd sit in the floor for hours and build things.
That's what I used to do.
Give me some Lincoln Logs and I'll build an awesome log home! 
I'd love to have that question, that's the best interview question EVER! That's why IT people....i.e. creative souls answer questions like that so much better. I would totally say I'd sit in the floor for hours and build things.
Trying not to have my co-workers catch my awesome dance moves.......
@scottalanmiller said:
@BMarie said:
I want mine for databases, software enhancement & design for websites....etc And what ever else I tickles my fancy.
The NTG lab has a Redis and MongoDB cluster. And not multiple instances on a single VM, which you can do in a pinch, but three dedicated VMs each running one instance of the DB so it is a real cluster with failover that can be tested.
I'd like to play around with it sometime.
I have this on repeat and jamping in my seat at work. After yesterday I'm taking it and running with it.
@scottalanmiller said:
What really determines what makes sense here is what the goals of your lab are. What do you want to learn with it?
I want mine for databases, software enhancement & design for websites....etc And what ever else I tickles my fancy. 
I need to keep this in mind since I'm starting mine. Pointers are always helpful in where to start.
@thanksajdotcom said:
@BMarie said:
@thanksajdotcom Here's my latest tattoo.......
I like it!
@Minion-Queen said:
Very cool.
Thank you both! Thinking about another one, just got to figure out where to put the next one.
@thanksajdotcom Here's my latest tattoo.......
@Minion-Queen said:
@BMarie said:
I'm sorry about that, it differently different having to deal with what others take for granted.
Yes it is. Health is not just something everyone can expect.
No it's not, but the strongest are able to stand it better. Other's couldn't handle it. 
@Minion-Queen said:
@BMarie said:
@BMarie said:
@coliver said:
@BMarie said:
@Hubtech said:
I've got a big thigh tattoo...There's a line down the thigh towards the inside of the thigh, once you cross it.....pain town.
I have one on each shoulder and one in the middle of my back (the most sensitive part) that one hurt worse that the other 2 combined.
I've been planning on getting my family crest on my upper back. Although I have this irrational fear of needles so...
It's really not bad. Your upper back should be ok and not hurt to bad. I'm so used to needles that it doesn't bother me anymore. I'd say go for it.
Congrats on 13 Years! That's huge!
I have Endometriosis & Interstitial Cystitis, both very painful conditions and pain almost daily. Have to watch everything I eat & drink or I'll be in a flare.
I sympathize I am in the same boat as far as watching what I eat. Mine is due to horrible food allergies though.
I'm sorry about that, it differently different having to deal with what others take for granted.
