@Dashrender said in Home theater audio:
@Jason said in Home theater audio:
Manual shows 30Watts RMS into 4 ohms 10%THD.. Not much power..
also has a 20ms latency.The listing said 25 Watts, and the review I read didn't indicate how much the latency was, but that it was there. My receiver can actually solve that latency issue I'm pretty sure, and for rear speaker, do I really need more than 25 Watts?
That would depend on what speakers/system you have.
Manual shows 30Watts RMS into 4 ohms 10%THD.. Not much power..
also has a 20ms latency.
Keep in mind with the "wireless" ones your back speakers are then being amplified by the wireless receiver not the Home theater Amp. So you want something of quality and appropriate power for your speakers. This rocketfish one doesn't seem to list how much power it's providing.
@Dashrender said in Home theater audio:
So hopped on Google,
First link Rocketfish wireless speaker connection.
Anyone have an opinion on Rocketfish stuff
It's a bestbuy store brand - enough said.
@Dashrender said in Let's Encrypt is now used around 4.86%:
@Mike-Davis said in Let's Encrypt is now used around 4.86%:
I've got a wildcard cert coming due from GoDaddy. Any reason I would not want to switch all the devices that use that cert over to their own individual cert from letsencrypt? Is there only a Linux client?
I'm not sure if there is a Windows IIS client yet or not. If you find one, let us know.
It's easy to do it with IIS I have a few like that.
depends on the program some we use Process Explorer to find what it's doing
other times we use compatibility toolkit like for UPS worldship
https://community.spiceworks.com/how_to/36348-man-ups-allow-users-to-update
Traveling around in our Learjet 35 company jet today..
I'm thinking more along the lines of turning aka do I need to treat it like I did when I drove big rigs? Never hawked that long on a normal truck
I've got to haul 7 8ft 2x4s and 2 12ft on my 6ft truck bed? Anyone done 12fts? 8fts I've done plenty of times
@scottalanmiller said in Why Faxing is Less Secure Than Email:
@BRRABill said in Why Faxing is Less Secure Than Email:
@Dashrender said
Tapping a phone line once it reaches a neighborhood hub is anything is trival I'm guessing. But the main point that I want to point out here is that tapping a phoneline requires physical access to something, somewhere in the path to make happen. This requirement makes the cost significantly higher than trying to get access to say email, through the previously mentioned malware attack.
Pretty easy to get access to phone lines if you are in any sort of business complex.
Even if you are not. In rural areas it is especially easy to tap lines. There is even equipment that allows you to tap the lines without climbing the poles, you can do it, touchless, from the ground!
Our buliding here is in a rural area.. but because we are the biggest company around Verizon brought the whole trunk of lines multiplex in to our buliding incase we need all of them we would have them.. there are resturants, stores, and urgent medical care centers all around us. all of their analog lines both phone and fax come into our building and we could listen in from the NID
@MattSpeller said in HackThrone | Make Money Online:
@scottalanmiller said in HackThrone | Make Money Online:
And the common sense filter is working
Fixed that for you.
@RojoLoco said in HackThrone | Make Money Online:
@Jason said in HackThrone | Make Money Online:
@RojoLoco said in HackThrone | Make Money Online:
I thought this was an IT pro forum, not a "make money now" BS forum.... But with a name like "hack throne", I already know he's a schmuck.
I spolied his fun in this thread too http://mangolassi.it/topic/9270/free-calling-to-any-number-worldwide-online/10
I bet his next post will be "this 1 weird trick will make you lose all the weight you want!!!"
"You Want to see this, click to find out why"
#stopclickbait
@RojoLoco said in HackThrone | Make Money Online:
I thought this was an IT pro forum, not a "make money now" BS forum.... But with a name like "hack throne", I already know he's a schmuck.
I spolied his fun in this thread too http://mangolassi.it/topic/9270/free-calling-to-any-number-worldwide-online/10
registered a fake account the link is https://www.poptox.com/
No need to register on that shady site anymore haha
both sites look a bit shady to me.
Also have you considered TINC full mesh on Pfsense, I have used it in the past when I worked at smaller companies.
Why Open VPN for site to Site over IPSEC? OpenVPN is normally much slower..
OpenVPN was more made for easy configuration.
@IT-ADMIN said in pfSense slow site-to-site VPN:
before continue reading your issue, i want to tell you that pfsense will not play well in virtual environment, in their official website too many people complaining about slow connection when installing pfsense in virtual environment,
That used to be the case, newest versions are fine.
@thwr said in Sharepoint 3.0:
Are you sure the service account is configured correctly? No expired password or something like that?
Yep the account is fine. Service is running fine. A few jobs are working, just not most.
@thwr said in Sharepoint 3.0:
Any error message in the logs? Or maybe in central admin?
I haven't found any sharepoint logs..
We have an old sharepoint 3.0 server farm at a company we bought out. I know very little about it. TimerJobs on it aren't running right and we need them to run, cleaned the timejob cache and still it doesn't work.
We aren't going to upgrade it as it's going to be phased out soon. But need this working for now. Anyone know anything about timerjobs not running, the service they run as is running fine.
