I call them an "under the hood" component of other processes.

@Dominica said:

@scottalanmiller

That's because we share a brain

And we primarily use it for potty humor.

@Dominica said:

These were a complete success! I'm so excited. The girls and I made these together and I'm snacking on them warm from the oven drool

http://www.nanaclareskitchen.com/2012/03/13/honey-chocolate-chip-cookies-and-tips-for-using-honey/

Good thing I have to work so late tonight.

@Dashrender said:

@Hubtech said:

@ajstringham The email would work just fine. I was just talking about avoiding the monthly cost of those 30 addresses that will be growing as the company grows.

Wait, what are you using for those 30 emails now? are they hosting their own email server now? Rackspace can do a split (I think even on the same domain name) between Exchange accounts (`$4/month/user) and non Exchange for (~$2/month/user - I was told the price went up).

$10-$12 for Exchange. Always has been. No one is near the Office 365 $4 exchange price point today.

@Hubtech said:

@ajstringham The email would work just fine. I was just talking about avoiding the monthly cost of those 30 addresses that will be growing as the company grows.

Do two domains. One for internal mail and one for monitoring. Use Office 365 for corporate and Rackspace for the other.

Office 365 is cheaper than on premise Exchange so if Office 365 is too expensive that will rule out exchange completely.

Right now Websense hasn't categorized the site yet. So it is not white listed so until then from work I am on iPhone only and still it works great.

Yeah. We chatted this morning.

@Bill-Kindle said:

Better quality discussions going on here right now. Nicer interface too.

I'm practically giddy over the interface. You have no idea.

@Nic said:

Yep I'm on here. I sent Richard the link but I'm not sure if he's signed up yet.

He did. I'm following him. Not sure if you can see him now but as people sign up they show up in the "latest" list and he made Webroot his avatar so it is clear that it is him.

@Addie said:

This is really a place for ALL IT-Pro's to share their knowledge and have fun. No drama needed.

Is that going to be the new tag line? "Drama Not Included"

@Shauns said:

No AJ, you did mention it, yesterday

LMAO.

@pchiodo said:

So is the the alternative to that other site?

Whatever could you be implying?

@pchiodo said:

@Nic

Wat up Nic - Coming to Denver in a couple weeks - Going to ski Winter Park and Steamboat - We need to go get food and drinks on Thursday the 20th

Sweet. It's like the first unofficial MangoLassi meetup!

@ajstringham said:

@Nic said:

@ajstringham wait, you went back to New York?

No but living in Texas does not make one a Texan.

I'm not sure that that is true. Texas is an immigrant state. Nothing is more Texan than moving there from somewhere else.

@Aaron-Studer said:

This is for Eric - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlDiPmYQEmk

Burn

@Eric said:

@Minion-Queen I personally do not have one, but I see slot of people using them for notes during meetings or to read the minutes from the last meeting. I don't feel that they are much functional beyond that Dave the few proprietary applications I have seen for internal audits.

Dave?

@Nic said:

@scottalanmiller Youtube Video

Omg. So classic!!

We started on SP in 2003. Left it, tried some wiki products and other things. But by 2010 we came back to SP. It had matured to a point that it was the best and by 2013 it was really rocking. Getting it hosted made it even better.

@Dashrender said:

I understand, but since we're not willing to pay for it it's kinda not an option. I know that the Sharepoint Essentials version is out there, but the last time I install it, I was completely confused.

Sharepoint's power makes it have a learning curve. The free is actually less confusing than enterprise.

@Dashrender said:

@Minion-Queen said:

You can share OneNote. SharePoint is a great place for sharing the OneNote files however

Funny how we keep coming back to Sharepoint lol

It is a great tool.