I've been using the cheap TP-Link's 8 porters. Usually can find them for $15 on NewEgg; so far no issues.
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RE: Just need a basic Switch - to act as a Hubposted in IT Discussion
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RE: Hackers could exploit solar power equipment flaws to cripple green gridsposted in News
Aarugh. I just signed up for solar and Didn't even THINK of this. (banging head on wall). Going to add that to the new list of questions for the installer.
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Nowposted in Water Closet
getting used to this new schedule (up 2 hours earlier than "normal" as the wife has a new job) but now going to get 3rd cup of coffee...Just can 't get moving. On the plus side just R2D2'd a couple old Dell 6410's into one working machine; I'll see if I can get Deepin or Korona running on it today (or maybe Fedora server and make it a KVM machine, who knows)
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RE: Whats the easiest/cheapest way to ship Ebay orders? (In the U.S.)posted in Water Closet
I have a UPS Store around the corner. For a fee they will pack as well as ship. I only use them occasionally so I do not know the costs
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Nowposted in Water Closet
Ugh both m kids are sick. Going to be a long night. May install Debian 9.1 on my vultr instance for poops and giggles.
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RE: What is your recommendation for Webex or GoToMeeting solutionsposted in IT Discussion
Huge fan of Zoom after it's sucess with MangoCon. Price is right too. Moving away my One-off's that we used to use join.me for
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RE: Ping time for VoIPposted in IT Discussion
ComCrap's been having issues all day, probably due to that fiber outage in the NYC area. Couple of our offices have very slow Internet and they're not even near the affected areas
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Nowposted in Water Closet
so here's a holy (insert explitive here). Been at my current job 15 years! That 1/3 of my life!
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Nowposted in Water Closet
I am in AMherst, NY outside Buffalo. We are doing Net Metering so there's no local battery storage or going off grid just "spin the meter backward" when our solar generation exceeds our usage. Our town was offering a "deal" where they wave the local permit fees (electrical and building) if you sign up by a certain date. Out of pocket it will be $12000 ish for the installs then tax incentives lower that to a little over $8000 if I remember correctly (paperwork's at home). My dad offered to pick up half the cost as our Christmas gift (he can't do solar where he is too many trees) as long as I give him access to the monitoring (Yeah, Dads level of geek sometimes exceeds mine, he still has a Data General running in his basement!)
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Nowposted in Water Closet
We just did windows this year,and I jsut signed the contract to get solar installed
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Nowposted in Water Closet
@rojoloco Buddy of mine is caming out there this weekend, alas I can't as kids and beer just don't mix

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RE: What Are You Doing Right Nowposted in Water Closet
@scottalanmiller Can you get Gigabit where you are at? Verizon is offering it here but I have to cancel my current setup and sign up as a new user (in my case using my wife's name)
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RE: Citrix: clicking app link and nothing happensposted in IT Discussion
@Dashrender we are in similar boat with hospitals, hate dealing with them. Check C:\ProgramData folder for Citrix and remove from there as well, even though it is not profile specific we've found "junk" in there from Citrix installs/downloads as well.
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RE: What Are You Doing Right Nowposted in Water Closet
@Minion-Queen needs to get her own coffee franchise.
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RE: Vendors...Who are you using?posted in IT Discussion
Servers from Xbyte, other equipment usually whomever is offering lowest price at the time; Amazon, Newegg; CDW occasionally.
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RE: Enterprise wireless access control systemposted in IT Discussion
@francesco-provino we use Aerohive, you need the Identity Manager in order to provide a unique 1 time login per user. For the cost I would not recommend and we are looking at Ubiquity for our next hardware refresh