ecklerwr1 · Sr. Network / Systems Architect · ✭✭✭✭✭

When the network absolutely positively has to work... https://player.vimeo.com/video/397974585 Gotta admit we make some cool marketing videos...

Mr. T and Ruger Mini-14's what's not to like?

IBM has a history of HUGE manuals lololol! Gosh the mainframe stuff boggles the mind still to this day. Also I too learned Pascal first (and on an Apple][+ too... oh the 5.25" floppy disks!). They skip it now these days and go straight into C++ in CIS and refer instead to pseudocode for readability of algorithms.

Or potentially spin up stuff that isn't secured at all.

That's part of the reason GPS is such a concern... we depended to much on it until recently.

Bingo! Speaking of letters and numbers, “you know who” just dropped by with this: “Yo, it’s hump day and you know what that means… password reset!”

Multi-threaded copies are most always better than one file at a time from what I've seen. That why I used tools like Richcopy 4.0 from Microsoft Rich Tools.

I remember not too many years ago when we didn't recommend virtualizing Orion database... oh how times have changed!

Expedition to the barrier peaks was great module too S3. It had spaceship and modern stuff normally not from the D&D time period!

I definitely know this too... because I went for years without SAM while reading from you both oh you do this or that with SAM... well it was APM then but you get where I'm coming from. It took years before we finally went beyond NPM and NTA... I was limited for years and found little work arounds for things I couldn't do…

It's also debatable whether Netflix is really paying their fair share for bandwidth... considering around 5pm EST time often 70% of the backbone bandwidth being used is netflix traffic. So in addition to making use of AWS netflix may also be abusing the internet to everyone elses peril... now with FCC overreach and so…

As long as these cheap IoT devices with default passwords and such and being sold and left unpatched idk if this is completely going away for a while.

We has a few solutions in place then replaced everything with Skype. This hasn't been without some peril. I also used to work in a primarily IBM shop back in the day called Toyota Motor Manufacturing North America.

Awe I was sure it was dungeons and dragons!!!!

Looks like gamer PC almost o.O They'd kill me if I really showed it...also how they keep us at work.

I went with Marcel.

Me too... I've never won anything really except the one month when everyone won that played! Dang you almost have enough points for the table now! Wait you've got more than enough for the table! dang Jfrazier​ You could get two fridges!

Whew! Thanks.

I know what's coming maria that's exciting and not just the monthly mission... ThwackCamp!

My Google Nexus 6P has the best fingerprint reader I've ever used and I've trained it for four different fingers. It's so fast to work and instantly unlock my phone!

I can relate to that too byrona​ except for me it's due to working in closed area networks where there are fewer staff and you have no choice except to do everything. It's worked out pretty well I'd say too!

Vote Captain America he can't die he ALWAYS comes back!!! He lives forever!

The hard part to me is the correlation of all of the events against each other to gain real knowledge. It's not a trivial problem.

My actuator for the week is this really neat way to talk to satellites in space! Makes sense to me... instead of a dish just blow this thing up with air or nitrogen!

Unless supported by HP or Redhat or someone to me it is still a science project if you have to goto newsgroups of github for support.

@Jose Beltre I like those Fuente Opus X cigars from the Fuente Chateau there! So you're in the DR? Cool.

Seems like this should work like most other things do in Orion allowing pdf output like reports.

They have 16G version: www.amazon.com/.../

I just used the comments section.