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Yeah... we all feel that way too... we do have some additional Geeks in the lab now though!

Kinda tricky today... one is easy to miss!

The license cost for additional webservers is a no brainer... I wish I had done it sooner actually.

I have to stick with Lassie.

No I hope it's not broken because the answer seems to be right there but isn't working???

@"jennebarbour" Lovecraft Country was great but have you ever read the original books or short stories from H.P. Lovecraft? To me he was better than Edgar Allan Poe as reading old english isn't my favorite to read. Poe is still legit though. This past year the Expanse was pretty good for new non-mainstream sci-fi. Bill

Nothing quite like a spinning laser eye on your car! It's one eyed flying purple people eater! woohoo!!!!

It seems like the big new thing is really SD-WAN and software defined networking really. I know vmware nsx is going the change a lot of things we do with this overlay.

This is good stuff Thomas! SEM is getting better and better and it just works. Minus a few bugs that kinda irritate me more than anything it works great!

If google would put the unlocked Pixel XL 3 up for decent discount I might buy one.

At least I recognize the guy from Columbus! jm_sysadmin been around longer than a couple days o.O! Let us know how it looks! Taking a while to get used to this moderation of everything.

For us today it's all about RMF - Risk Management Framework.

That's what I'm always thinking too about these geek speak things... more than half of them are covered by tools from SW.

So true... you have ONE phone number to call and the big MPLS providers have built great redundancy into their own MPLS clouds. Nothing is perfect, like you said, there will always be power failures, fiber cuts, and some things aren't avoidable. Another great things about having the MPLS provider hand you a fiber at each…

Nothing beats an air gapped network Ricky! A lot less to worry about without any outside connections to anywhere :^}

Don't know if it was just me but the part where we rate the items with numbers... no matter what number I clicked on next to an item it kept renumbering everything from the top to bottom 1,2,3,4,5 like that ie. I couldn't re-arrange the numbers.

I think I lost my mind years ago as far as IT stuff goes!

Apples are good this time of the year I like the Honey Crisp the best!

Dev what???

There are a couple frameworks I'd never even heard before!

Pretty neat... unfortunately we've been on Remedy for years! Thanks God we've been NPM, NTA, SAM, NCM, SRM, VMAN, WPM users at least for years too though! Bill

Thanks and of all of these kinds of things I've done besides get my BS Science... the CISSP has carried the most weight.

@"Radioteacher" Check it out buddy!!! Now to fashion a great case for them!!! I also have an attachment for this pcb that can drive two OG-4 dekatrons with the 8091's! On another note I love the telecaster body... sometimes with a strat neck attached!

The CISSP is nice feather in your cap these days. Having that on your resume goes a long way... it sure is a racket though! https://www.youracclaim.com/badges/ee5407b2-e330-4f24-861c-6cc353fc3363/public_url

designerfx​ I really like the sound of that... I currently have APE running on separate VM and sometimes with upgrades it because kinda a pain or have issues... how do you handle the upgrades when they are stacked?

You're right Peter... Once you get NCM it's hard to imagine how you got along without it!

whew! I wasn't 100% sure about today's question but got it... I thought the sphero looked pretty cool too!

Honolulu looks pretty interesting! Project “Honolulu” technical preview is now available for download! | Windows Server Blog Microsoft Project Honolulu | Microsoft Docs What is Honolulu?Honolulu is a locally deployed, browser-based, management tool set that enables on-premises administration of Windows Servers with no…

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Good answer. Speaking of storage, B.r.a.d. has quite a stash of snacks in his filing cabinet. You’re welcome to them next time you stop by to fix the ol’ laptop.