Thanks! That's helpful.

@Jason said:

Sounds like someone needs to make a better search plugin.

Did "someone" just volunteer???

@IT-ADMIN said:

So in your case your customers have Hosted IP PBX not IP Centrex, now i see the difference

That's correct. Our customers:

Get to choose any trunk provider that they want (that provides VoIP) Do not share their PBX with anyone else Can have root access to their own device (most choose against this) Can run optional components at the expense of their capacity (like running a web app on the PBX, most do not do this and we do not recommend it) Can use any combination of features in any quantity and are only capped by the capacity of their individual system - so idle features cost ~nothing. Can image their system and take it local / on premises.

@Carnival-Boy said:

Or is it possible that there are several Geolocation databases out there

This is my guess. Geolocation is hugely inaccurate and problematic. For years when I worked in London Google was convinced that I was in Germany.

I've seen other USB powered devices have the same problem. I think the Amazon Firestick specifically tells you to use their wall wart for power, do not use a TV USB port.

@scottalanmiller said:

Where DNS != DNS

That was CONFUSING

I knew exactly what @scottalanmiller issue was when I read his post.. I updated my post for clarity.

http://www.qvc.com/15-Star-Wars-Special-Edition-HP-Notebook,-Core-i5,-Sleeve-&-Lifetime-Tech.product.E228276.html

I've had it happen with trying to send someone an Imgur link in a PM. And this is after Imgur fixed their problem with infected code on their servers.

Ya, idk. I can still get mail but I just got one this morning from Friday so it's not just the interfaces.

They work very differently too. MySQL's features vary significantly based on which engine is in use. They perform differently, have different relational abilities, store differently on disk (MyISAM is one file per table, InnoDB is one file for everything) and use different tools.

@scottalanmiller said:

@Dashrender said:

@scottalanmiller said:

He does have on board hardware RAID. The problem is not his card but his hot swap bays.

You mean because of the lack of empty caddies? Sure I understand that, but I addressed that in my post.

oh, meaning rip the caddies off. I didn't understand what you were implying. That makes more sense.

Exactly. I've considered doing the same for my HP server.

Can take up to twenty minutes, I have noticed. Probably has to get the image out to their content delivery network.

It is a very cool tool.

Fixed it. The issue was "Vari-Bright" in the AMD Catalyst Control Panel was enabled. Disabled that and boom. Problem solved!

Source: http://superuser.com/questions/540335/laptop-monitor-brightness-changes-depending-on-image-displayed

http://mangolassi.it/topic/6748/do-we-still-need-file-protocols-today

@Jason said:

Nevermind. #faceplam. forgot to go into configure mode first..

I may or may not have done that more than once.