Ok now that I actually logged into Gravatar and set everything up, it's working well. The issue still remains that if you don't use the Gravatar system, it won't let you select a manually uploaded profile on ML itself.

Good to know!

For some reason your post is showing greyed out - did you delete it @ajstringham ?

Anyway, like Richard said, a few years back Webroot threw everything out and started from scratch with cloud antivirus. It was a bold move but payed off, obviously.

@pchiodo sweet, I put down an entry on my calendar. We could go get dinner at one of the gluten-free Udi's restaurants in Denver. I tried one out last weekend and it was excellent.

We've got a couple positions open - located here in Colorado:

Junior sysadmin:

https://hiring.accolo.com/jobs/Broomfield/Colorado/Systems_Administrator/381016350/job.htm?sourceTyp...=

Patch management engineer:

https://hiring.accolo.com/jobs/Broomfield/Colorado/Patch_Management_Senior_Engineer/385854947/job.ht...=

There's also a Network Engineer position that has only been posted internally so far, but feel free to PM me a resume if you're interested and I can forward that to the recruiters.

Tell them I sent you if you apply so I get the referral bonus

I would love bidets to take off in the US. Or hi-tech combo toilets. Bathrooms should go paperless!

@ajstringham that's what they used before moving to SQLAnywhere (Sybase's embedded database). The problem was they had all this legacy code, and the only way to get it working at first was to do an emulation layer to duplicate the c-index interface. They've been slowly removing that and talking to SQLAnywhere directly, but that takes a lot of time.

I'd be willing to bet they ignored the warning because it came from their outsourced Bangalore office. Equal parts racism and disdain for outsourcers.

@Dashrender said:

hmmm... would I want to move to CO? lol

It's a very green state, if you know what I mean.

@scottalanmiller with video

@ajstringham the move did speed things up somewhat, and allowed for larger list limits. I haven't played with the last couple years versions so not sure how much faster it is now.

"foreign"

https://app.trinethire.com/companies/16150-automox-inc/jobs/24789-it-system-administrator

Come work with me! It's local only, since there's a lot of in-office duties.

@scottalanmiller Youtube Video

I'm a prepper. I have to practice at least a half-dozen complete run-throughs to feel comfortable on stage.

@scottalanmiller Thanks, that pointed me in the right direction. A quick search showed me Settings->Advanced->Privacy->Content Settings->Notifications->Manage Exceptions

They'd never do that because the code base would be embarrassing

@Kimberlin I've learned that flattery will get me everywhere

@ShaunS yeah the deep scans do the same thing as the fast scans, just for all your files. You'll get a higher data usage the first time you run it, but it won't bog down the machine. And you can schedule and time them so they are in off peak hours if you like. I'm confident that Webroot will pick up anything that comes through email, so having separate filtering is just a nice to have.

we're hosting the Denver SpiceCorps tonight, so that will be my happy hour