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@brrabill said in Live Streaming of Conference?:

And we are live!

Watching @RojoLoco drinking a beer sideways!

I look good sideways!

Just got back from @Texkonc's party.

@NerdyDad said in MangoCon 2017 Tickets:

@JaredBusch said in MangoCon 2017 Tickets:

Specifically:

FreePBX: Panning for a successful deployment
FreePBX: Implmentation
FreePBX: Endpoint configuration

Looking forward to this on YouTube. Be good collateral to persuade the boss for next year.

As soon as we can get them up.

Thanks. Kids made papers in church that I'm hanging up.

Thank you for the update.

@dafyre said in Colocation America- Ask Me Anything:

@Minion-Queen said in Colocation America- Ask Me Anything:

@ChrisL said in Colocation America- Ask Me Anything:

@Minion-Queen said in Colocation America- Ask Me Anything:

Favorite part of MangoCon 2016?

Meeting everyone and getting to put faces to handles.

Least favorite part: being abruptly woken up at 3 a.m. with a camera in my face and a room full of people.

HA HAHA I forgot about that part 😛

It could always be worse... It could have been a fire alarm! Oh... wait...

So not funny, unless you got to see the look on my face 😉

@scottalanmiller said in Surface Pro4 for Sale:

@gjacobse I'm so sorry.

LOL.. don't be. Plan to abuse the fire out of it. take it apart, go over it,.. update it (maybe) refresh it, maybe try to install Linux on it,..(not research yet) and who knows...

@wirestyle22 said in Web Hosting Options:

@scottalanmiller said in Web Hosting Options:

A Small Orange uses cPanel and has been very good.

I love a small orange. Have never had a bad experience with them.

It's been great here.

Congradulations

@Minion-Queen said in Looking for SharePoint Developer:

@coliver said in Looking for SharePoint Developer:

@Minion-Queen said in Looking for SharePoint Developer:

@coliver Yes they are on Office365

Not surprising. SharePoint on Office365 is slightly different then the one locally hosted (from my limited experience) It can be a powerful tool if they are building an app to facilitate or replace file sharing. But if they just want to use it for a glorified WebDav repository then there are other tools that would work better.

Any reason OneDrive for Business wouldn't work for them? Or will there be ownership issues if they go through that process?

Owner Ship issues is what they seem to think. Like I said they just really need someone that really knows SharePoint well to help them get it setup. A Developer is what they asked for but....

Yes, and it is what YOU asked for in turn, knowing that if you deliver that, it will be a big failure. That's my point. If you know that they asked for the wrong thing, you have to manage that. Repeating bad information will just lead to getting the wrong resource.

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@coliver said:

@thanksajdotcom said in Mangoes and Marijuana:

Note to self: buy mangoes for coming weekend

Going to Maine?

For what? That's a hell of a drive for lobster!

Yum. Garbage plates.

Not that far into the system yet. I'm looking to move over from SW, but haven't rolled this out for production use.

@pchiodo said in 6 more and we hit 1,000:

@Minion-Queen You know who @kkreutzer is right? That's my Karen 🙂 And @scottalanmiller and @Dominica - she better get to see the girls when we come out to Mango!

Well yes I knew that! Heck I told her to go post a few hours before she won! 😛

Happy New Year guys!

@Minion-Queen said in AOE game tonight!:

If I remember correctly we had a game last 4 1/2 hours before.

Many

@Dashrender said in MS Surface membership?:

Really I don't see any difference in this than the iphone club from Apple these days - other than you all hate them. I don't have an opinion as I haven't been burnt by one personally.

The price $53/m for 24 months, $1272 and you own it at the end (I think) not bad. And the lock-in for them hoping you'll trade it in for the next model at 12 or 18 months, get a new monthly payment and a new device.

Really if you're the type to get a new computer frequently, or a new phone frequently, these plans mostly make sense. Do you pay the most, probably, but there's a lot less hassle selling the device off at the end.

For the most part, I think this is true. To me, leasing an iPhone makes more sense than leasing a car. Sure a car depreciates in value, but once its paid off its yours and its still usable. If you pay off a phone, then you may get another year or 2 out of it. But after a while, it will either break or the network will upgrade their network so far that they will quit supporting your phone.

If I rely on my phone for work or whatnot, then it would probably make more sense to lease it. This way you can ensure that you will have a reliable phone for the most part. When its not working, trade it in and get one that does work. Its their phone. They are just renting it out to you.