Did the "new" Unreal Tournament ever come out?

It looks like we will be implementing Starship soon; integrating with our ERP system, "SouthWare".

http://www.vtechnologies.com/integrated-shipping-software/

It looks like garbage. Has anyone used it?

@jt1001001 Nice!

@scottalanmiller said in Bitcoin Takes Another 10% Hit on SEC Warning:

Funny enough, the price of milk in 1913 is pretty close to what I was paying for milk in 2016.

You were paying 35 cents a gallon in 2016?

My boss, the CFO, loves smartsheets. I can see why he loves it; it is a lot like Excel. I, on the other hand, would prefer basecamp or similar. I had no idea that smartsheets was as expensive as it is. I saw the monthly charge on the Amex statement for last month and it was over $5K! Now, I don't know how many users he has setup on it, but I haven't logged into mine for about 2 months now.

@sully93 said in Concur for Expense Reporting - Experiences and/or Suggested Alternatives?:

For the past 1.5 years we have been using Concur. We were in the same situation as you prior to that with a spreadsheet template. As far as I know there have been no issues. Just a few things when it was first setup. Our CFO and controller love being on Concur now. They are able to "poke" managers when expense reports have been sitting out there without approval.

Thanks for sharing your experience. Let's say you wanted to move to another service. Would you be able to extract the reports? What about any external backups?

I would love for Veeam to natively integrate with KVM at the hypervisor level. I know that Amazon is using them now and a lot of people on ML use KVM.

I have been using Veeam for over 5 years in a VMware environment. I love it. Their more recent addition of the agents was first to address physical desktops/workstations, then they went with physical servers and systems deployed in cloud environments where you didn't have access to the hypervisor or a supported hypervisor.

I used the agent for Windows server for an RDGateway/RDS physical box that I later ended up "P2Ving". I am now using the workstation agent for my current workstation.

I follow product announcements and issues pretty closely via their forum digest that is emailed pretty much every Sunday evening. The Veeam Agent for Linux most recently had a problem with the latest kernel updates in RHEL/CentOS, which caused the agent to crash. This issue was exclusive to the agent, whereas Veeam BR, didn't have any such issues.

On the other hand, VMware had issues with CBT on more than one occasion that was causing corruption in incremental/differential backups that Veeam was running. It wasn't Veeam's fault, because they were using the backup APIs that VMware provided and VMware had to fix the issue.

As others have said, you deploy the best solution for your use case. If you are backing up physical servers or cloud-deployed servers, Veeam agent is a good solution, provided you are aware of any limitations or issues with compatibility.

Hi,

Our company currently uses an extremely basic and almost non-functioning spreadsheet form for employee expenses. After filling it out, the user prints it out, staples all receipts to it, signs it and hands it to their boss. I am guessing that the remote users have to send it via snail mail or FedEx or something, but I haven't confirmed that.

I currently have my mobile phone and home internet connection "expensed" every month, and have to print out the PDF statements and fill out this form. It is a hassle for me. I can't even imagine what it is like for guys who are traveling all the time.

Anyway, I have brought it up several times and now my newer boss (the CFO) has decided it is time to modernize this process.

The front-runner is currently Concur. I have read mixed reviews on a few product ratings sites (i.e. capterra). The main complaints are that the site is down or slow too often.

Any experiences with Concur or alternatives, good or bad?

Thanks @JaredBusch

That seems to have solved the initial problem. For other newbs - After disabling SELinux, you should reboot.