Flying in on Tuesday, Flying out on Saturday

I just finished booking now so I will be there!

And out of the woodwork I come. Spiced and replied.

@scottalanmiller said in How Many Ads?!:

It also appears to count ads that are commented out in code. So it is blocking things that are not there, as well.

Late to the party, but it was I and someone else at MangoCon that dug into it and found that counts all unused/unshown ads

Scope out of IPs?

First thing I would check if renewals work but new isn't

I bought the book My iPad for Seniors for my in-laws last year. They are in their 70's and he knows more about iOS than I do now

@gjacobse

If you haven't already drop 17x.xxx.210.1 into arin.net and see who owns it.

For more fun once you do the lookup on ARIN take the AS number and drop it into bgp.he.net then look at Graph v4.. Then you can see fun stuff like how your ISP is interconnected with others.

I am not familiar with who Fibrant is, maybe TWC is there upstream/reseller.

@gjacobse said in Network puzzle:

@Dashrender said in Network puzzle:

I'm confused.

IPchicken/What's my IP are sites that do little more than tell you the IP source address in the IP packet sent to them.

tracert is a command that finds the path that your packets travel to get to a location on a network.

Right -

Let me add that I'm showing a Fibrant IP, but I am suppose to have a static TWC IP.

Are you saying that 17x.xxx.210.1 from your first post is a Fibrant IP? How did you determine this? We can see from your tracert you are taking a TWC route (the second hop is rr.com (road runner).

Like @scottalanmiller said tracert won't get you your IP, just the routers on the way out.

@Minion-Queen said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

SpiceWorld Follow up emails introducing everyone to ML :). @donaldlandru did an awesome job trying to get more vendors over here! I think @JaredBusch did some too!

Happy to help!

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@dafyre said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Now all we need is for hashtag support in the searches, ha ha.

#helpmefindmysocks

I know, I wish that we had that.

Especially for socks #cantfindmysocks

Made it back to Minneapolis -- back in the office already

Upstairs at the official after party watching the Cubbies

Took a shot at making garbage plates for a crowd of 20 people.

My plane arrives 2pm on Tuesday, as with @JaredBusch the technical content seems thin, might be my second and last year as well

I have one on order to try with my home automation software -- right now we use followmee.com on the phones but this would be better from a cell phone battery standpoint. Also plan to use https://amzn.com/B00EECXAY8 to extend the OBD port to hide the tracker better.

Depending on what your agreement includes, how much you plan on hosting in azure, etc. You may want to look at the VPN gateway, essentially a vRouter that can communicate with your azure private networks and create a site to site tunnel back home. Make sure not to confuse this with ExpressRoute.

https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/vpn-gateway/

@wrx7m said in Joining/Binding Macs to AD Domain - Should I Bother?:

The point for these users is the Mac OS

Is this business case or just the users want to have it?

If there is no business case behind it why add the complexity of managing another OS?

Now to @Minion-Queen point if it isn't broke don't fix it, I agree with that stance, but when it comes time for refresh I would be having the conversation.

Install Windows over the OS. Join domain, for non-intensive or specific tasks MacBooks make the best Windows machines.

At least this is what we do for users that insist they must have them.

@Mike-Davis said in MangoCon 2016:

@art_of_shred said in MangoCon 2016:

We do have a lot of spiders in Rochester, but there seemed to be a lot in and around the hotel.

We like to call them senior web designers.

I laughed a little too hard at that one.