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    jclambert

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    • RE: What Are You Doing Right Now

      @scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

      @travisdh1 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

      @siringo said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

      saw a report on the cold weather you're having up there. it doesn't look very pleasant, hope you're all doing ok.

      In Ohio it's just another winter day for us. Texas and other southern states are just not prepared for this sort of weather, because it really doesn't make sense for them when this sort of thing happens so infrequently.

      @siringo How's your summer going?

      It's not THAT infrequent, that's the thing. Every apartment building uses that excuse, but this is like the fifth time we've had an event that causes buildings to get destroyed by not being built correctly. That's every two to three years!

      WHile this cold snap was severe, it's not THAT severe. It's only the fourth worst in 150 years, very far from a record. It's bad, but not unexpected. And with climate change, that weather will be more dynamic and severe is expected. So this is absolutely anything but a surprise.

      This week in TX reminds me of a normal February growing up. You shoveled out, and went to school. Of course, back then we had to walk up hill in both directions.

      When we hit temps like this, my body reminds me why it has been so happy at these more southern latitudes.

      Unlike many in this area, we have been lucky. No power issues and plenty of food.

      posted in Water Closet
      jclambert
    • RE: What Are You Doing Right Now

      I think the Groundhog did this! He said there would be 6 more weeks of winter, and Texas said, "Hold my beer! We can do this in 6 days"

      posted in Water Closet
      jclambert
    • RE: IT Quotes I Like

      "It's not our job to train the stupid, just to try and make it stupid proof" - DustinB3403
      @DustinB3403
      Back in the early 90s when colored screens were a luxury and the main desktop OS was 3 characters, I wrote an ERP system for a manufacturing company in C. One of the secretaries there did her very best to make me a better programmer. It seemed to be her mission.

      posted in IT Discussion
      jclambert
    • RE: SAMIT: Snapshots Are Not Backups

      I would like to say that I have not spoken to people who disagreed with the title. I would like to, but...

      posted in Self Promotion
      jclambert
    • RE: Known issue with Unifi Access points and 4.3.24.11355 FW

      I moved a test AP to 4.3.28.11361 yesterday. No issues experienced. I moved some additional ones this AM, and still no issue with DHCP like with the 4.3.24.x version

      posted in IT Discussion
      jclambert
    • RE: Known issue with Unifi Access points and 4.3.24.11355 FW

      We had the same issue with this firmware version. A reboot restored things for us, on all but one AP. I pushed 4.3.21.11325 back to them all, and life returned to normal.
      I found it odd that they ran for over 3 days on 4.3.24.11355 before an issue was noticed in the warehouse.

      posted in IT Discussion
      jclambert
    • RE: The future of the CentOS Project is CentOS Stream

      It seems they are giving away RHEL on a limited scale as a "replacement for CentOS" at small scale (up to 16 servers)

      https://www.google.com/amp/s/arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/01/centos-is-gone-but-rhel-is-now-free-for-up-to-16-production-servers/%3Famp=1

      posted in IT Discussion
      jclambert
    • RE: how to push 3rd party software updates to domain clients?

      Chocolatey is more flexible, but PDQ is super simple. We implement PDQ here currently, as it was an uphill battle to get anything going. Now that the benefits are seen, many roads have opened.

      I am all for automation, and open source is a plus. Salt may be the next venture, as it looks like a fleet of Pis, and an expansion of Linux servers may be in our future.

      posted in IT Discussion
      jclambert
    • RE: how to push 3rd party software updates to domain clients?

      Chocolately and PDQ are both very easy to utilize.

      posted in IT Discussion
      jclambert
    • RE: What Are You Doing Right Now

      Long night working on some side projects... Starting my work day now.

      posted in Water Closet
      jclambert