Awesome! Yeah too far away and have gigs of our own here 🙂

What would be the point of content if no one can figure out how to read the site 😉

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@Carnival-Boy said:

I think that was basically my point. My key advice would be to trust no-one and recognise there is no such thing as a free lunch. I am surprised by the naivety of some of my colleagues, and how much they trust the advise of salesmen.

It's good to trust no one, but everyone needs advice as well. Remember these factors apply equally to the business listening to an IT department as it does to outside companies. So unless we understand bias, we can't understand recommendations and do our best to limit bias and to understand its skew.

@Dashrender said:

Maybe I should dump this idea and get a ReadyNAS 104. Looks like a 4 drive unit can be had for around $160, as long as I do any processing elsewhere, this looks OK.

Would be a lot smaller and quieter for home use.

I'll say what everyone is thinking: Lots and lots of money.
Then, you can afford good doctors, buy training subscriptions and afford beautiful friends (hehe). bam.

Everyone has their own life experience in IT.
The persons have learned lot from their mistakes and also from their experience in IT

Looks like 1961.

Vote for my fish, damn it

@Lakshmana said:

I understood but need to ask another question to him.How the job satisfies human?That is whether the man satisfies in getting the job in one company or the person giving a job for an employee

Are you saying which is more fulfilling, being an employee or to be an employer and have people work for you?

I think both have their different satisfactions. Not one more than the other, but it depends on your personality as to which one suits you better.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Ubiquiti/comments/32ovll/how_do_i_configure_a_guest_network_on_unifi_ap/

Jobs play a HUGE role in life. There are few things that you do with your life that take up so much of it. If your job and your bed are good, life will be good, for the most part. Sleeping takes up roughly 33% of all of your life. Your job often takes up about another 33%, especially in countries where long hours and six and seven day a week workweeks are expected. The remaining 33% is all kinds of things, like family, friends, eating, bathing, commuting, hobbies, television, video games, etc.

@Minion-Queen said:

I am pretty sure he only makes commissions on warranty's etc. not on hardware.

Nope, I get $0 commission for anything except cell phone sales.

Cool! Thanks!

It seemed to have went well we had lots of questions from the audience.