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

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How's Melbourne this week wabbott​?

I could see how this would help in some situations for sure! A similar issue comes up with Raspberry Pi power supplies and the Pi... they don't have a power switch at all.

The old God gave you two ears and one mouth so you should listen twice as much as you speak/talk. That's a good one for sure!

A linked list isn't a very efficient storage algorithm for anything but small lists.

I had an original Macintosh and it wasn't color by any means. The Mac 128k came out and immediately everyone realized we needed 512k at least with the extended ROMs called Mac 512E. The docking station looks pretty cool though!

Ok I figured more out: SolarWinds World Tour Houston, TX April 9, 2025 | In-Person This is the Hotel: https://www.hotelsone.com/houston-hotels-us/hotel-zaza-houston-museum-district.html and there is supposed to be reduced room rates announced soon.

I have a fascination with hummingbirds. For you Eastern coast types you have only one species the Ruby Throated Hummingbird. Here in the desert we have many more: https://www.beautyofbirds.com/hummingbirdsarizona.html 

I get the commits to git for the API... it's interesting watching what's going with Tim working on it. The comments are interesting too!

so far so good...

yep I'm getting 404 and some dog face too... on question 2

Awe it's not that bad Peter! Think about what the hint is about and is it true or false and you'll get it!

You wouldn't put that many pollers on one machine would you? I thought before more than 4 on one machine wasn't recommended? I suppose with bigger servers and VM's with more cores and memory maybe this doesn't matter anymore. I have my additonal pollers on individual VM's. Granted that means a different IP for access lists…

Zika count o.O!

I was much more upset about the OPM breach... we may never know the full cost of it...

Watch the true/false or false/true today people...

That's a relief... bummer if the upgrade adviser doesn't tell you ugh! I'm glad to hear it worked out though anyhow. I think the virtmgr integration is actually pretty forgiving. Why I just responded to this after this long is lolol?

Cool prizes this month that new wireless Oculus VR headset is pretty crazy.

I always went to brewery here in Scottsdale called Four Peaks before I had NFL Sunday Ticket... the place had all of the games on and fans all came wearing their jerseys. My advice on the phone... go Google Nexus soon to be Google Pixel and Pixel XL. Nexus 6P ftw!

I've had to deal with some of this recently when two divisions of the company merged together. This means selecting the right tools going forward and some internal competition that goes on.

We've had some real losers with some projects that tried VDI... don't get me wrong we still have some but I can think of two projects off the top of my head where the engineers tried the vdi and hated it.

Hey... You... get off of my cloud!

Wooohooo!!!

I love Brian Kreb... his website is amazing.

We'll most likely always have a private cloud. Rules really don't allow anything else exactly yet although they say they'll have some approved public clouds for some workloads... I don't see it happening anytime soon. Orion and it's modules do a good job and showing the entire picture of the health of the private cloud...…

This is a really good idea actually. I also hate the way ASA's show denies as drops in Orion. I would think some SWQL or report might be able to get this info the way you want it... I'll check into that.

It's usually understaffed from my experience.

Yup! Awesome! What’s even more awesome? B.r.a.d. took a vacation and will be in Cancun all week working on his tan. Your lucky day x2!

I wouldn't have guessed that one correctly... for sure. I googled it and never realized there were that many Fart applications out there!

Tell us more about Future:Net! What's that all about?