@Reid-Cooper perhaps, I thought it was stupid to use part of the same name for both. It would be like having Ford name a new car like pickup truck (think Ranchero) a Mustang F150.

I demoed Bluestacks awhile back when W8 first came out, It was cool, but too slow.

@Minion-Queen me too...it just makes sense in every way you look at it.

@Minion-Queen did you see the part about merging the two technologies? Oy...I liked that they were separate.

Personality: ENFJ
Variant: Turbulent
Role: Diplomat

This hit my Facebook wall, All about that bass parody, I just can't clean this place.

@technobabble said:

Your welcome. I found a site a couple years ago with an IOPS calculator per RAID type.

Here is the IOPS calculator I was talking about.

Dropbox was an easy solution and customer is happy. Thanks everyone.

@Minion-Queen said:

So why is Chrome stable on my MacBook then and not my windows desktop I wonder?

Last time I had serious issues with Chrome, I had to delete and reinstall Chrome and everything was back to normal.

@scottalanmiller said:

About time, what's it been, nearly three decades?

Wow...that long...that's crazy! I loved those movies. Then he starred in Burn Notice which I liked a lot.

@scottalanmiller said:

@MattSpeller said:

You don't (often) hear of physicists being unable to enjoy the ABUNDANCE of silly things in action movies etc.

That's because you don't hear much about physicists.

You don't believe in all this "Cold Fusion" mumbo-jumbo do you?

So weird, you click on Not Junk and it asks if you always trust. Bah...that doesn't work.

Reading can be informational!

I have also manually added email addresses to Safe Senders in Oulook's Junk E-mail options.

This happens daily, today I looked at the Junk email options and looked at the tab Blocked Senders and found email addresses that shouldn't be blocked.

Weird thing is that telling to trust an email address that you find in the junk folder doesn't trump the email address that is in the Blocked Senders. Good to know.

@thanksaj said:

What PC are they connecting to, and are the credentials stored in the browser on that computer somehow? I'm confused how having them remote into a specific PC to do this when they likely need to know the credentials anyways adds any value.

This would be a one time log in and no, the password is not saved.

Oh, the other tech's at the datacenter want direct access to make changes and don't want to connect to a PC first.

I have never setup my client's routers to be accessed outside of the network. I have a client who wants me to allow them direct access instead of connecting to a PC and then let login via the browser.

What's your take?

@scottalanmiller said:

@technobabble said:

@scottalanmiller OK...that was pretty cool. Question, you make a list with Echo, but does she send it to your phone too?

Well "send to phone" probably isn't right. It's probably a cloud service that your phone sees too. Where are you picturing the list going otherwise?

I hope if I was at the store that the list would be available to me one my phone.

@scottalanmiller OK...that was pretty cool. Question, you make a list with Echo, but does she send it to your phone too?

So after a lot of Googling...Insert Integration Services Setup Disk is NOT available in Windows Server TP nor in W10 TP, see link here.

@Minion-Queen said:

I have heard that both of these are really good.

Brother MFC-J6720DW $225 on amazon

Set this bad boy up yesterday along HP Pro series desktop. It was nice to see that the product is a Professional Series Inkjet. Much bigger than our previous Brother consumer printers, this one is close to the specs of the 2 we bought.

Thanks for the recommendations!