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it simply installs chrome. go google the history of it.

@scottalanmiller said in Update: 28 Million AD Guy Found: @nadnerB said in Update: 28 Million AD Guy Found: @lance said in Update: 28 Million AD Guy Found: http://www.itwire.com/enterprise-solutions/76513-the-great-australian-citizen-28m-active-directory-domain.html Oh good grief, and to think we didn't vote those jokers out... not that the other lot would be doing any better. The ongoing cost of that is going to be comparable to the buy back of BHP. What a potential Fuster Cluck Could be worse, trust us Lol, I'll take your word for it.

@NerdyDad said in Active Directory for 28+ Million Users?: Okay, so what organization would have "28+ million authentic users"? Some giant conglomerate? You're talking nearly 10% of America. Apparently the 10% of Americans that moved out of the US with @scottalanmiller

@scottalanmiller said in Anyone using Let's encrypt?: @Tim_G you can make a one line script that updates LetsEncrypt through the manual method in a few seconds. Just throw it in crontab and you are all set. I figured it would be something like that, but i have shared hosting, don't have room for a linux box, and don't want to turn my personal PC into a hypervisor. Maybe in the future, but it cuttently fits my life much better to go startssl. Nothing against at all, in fact I preferred it.

Just a regular business man. I enjoy so many different things. I like IT because it does not tie me down. So I think that entrepeneur would give me a similar non-tech bit of variety.

@JaredBusch Awesome, just found it.

There has been a placeholder for it for a while.

@NetworkNerd said in Get your free Meraki gear!: So it's kind of the same as that thread from long ago where you advised get a HDS if you get a SAN, but don't get a SAN? If you're going to get UTM, get Palo Alto, but don't get a UTM. Exactly

@BRRABill said in Office365 DirSync on new domain controller: @lance At least you know you got a competent answer. I have not used DirSync anywhere yet. Sorry.

@Dashrender said: What is a desktop pool? or Horizon View? VMWare's VDI infrastructure.

@scottalanmiller said: Nice find. Thanks. I have a love hate relationship with Jade at the moment. I'm sure after I get used to working with it I will like it, just like almost everyone else.

@tonyshowoff said: I've got too much programming to do to read an article that long! Here's the executive summary:             :trollface:

http://www.infoworld.com/article/2917280/development-tools/visual-studio-code-editor-mac-linux.html

By "hipster cred" I think that they mean it is an overpriced gimmick that only someone completely driven by marketing would use.

www.theguardian.com/media/2015/apr/24/comcast-confirms-time-warner-cable-merger-off

I wish our site could respond to apple watches with a strong jolt of electricity.

@thecreativeone91 True. For an amateur hack such as myself it'll replace PS but not for a pro.

Funnily I think @scottalanmiller and I both made a similar post in a similar conversation on SW months ago. There seems to often be interest in what it is or who is using it rather than actually using it, for the most part

wtf...

@mlnews said: If you are interested in learning more about NoSQL, I highly recommend this book (and highly recommend buying it directly from the awesome publisher....) Seven Databases in Seven Weeks Thanks! It looks like this is my next book to buy!

@thecreativeone91 said: Not a web developer but, if I can't right click on the links on your site and either copy them or click open in new tab. I consider your website to be poorly developed. I agree with that, that was what I was talking about with pushState and people using onclick for navigation. I've always hated that, and hilarious I've even seen people do things like: <a href="#" onclick="document.location='/otherpage.html'">click here</a> And I think, seriously?! SERIOUSLY!? Keep in mind though, I think most programmers are terrible, especially web developers.

I was a little surprised they were saying battery life length. Why not just give it a USB cord like on ROKU.

Sounds like a more energetic version of the BOFH.

Adobe.. Don't need to read anymore. It will be slower, worse to use and more bloated than IE was.