What Are You Doing Right Now
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@MattSpeller said:
@scottalanmiller ours also hosts all of our printers and various other small apps and assorted junk. It was very much out of RAM
AH, that makes more sense. Ours were dedicated, or effectively dedicated.
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@MattSpeller said:
@QDesk said:
Who knows when we will have a demo of QDesk available, would be awesome to have someone testing us out when we are ready for a private release. Going to be completely free and completely hosted, so other than a nice web browser, no performance worries.
When you do I happen to know a forum full of cool people who'd likely be interested in it....
LOL. Thanks. Getting rapid feedback from potential users is exactly why we are looking to do our development "out in the open" here in the community! We hope to get lots of rapid feedback, ideas and testers
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I am just about to call it a week. The bar is beckoning and dinner has almost arrived.
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@scottalanmiller enjoy, I'm only 60 mins behind ya now
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120 minutes, you are forgetting Mountain Time that sits between us.
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Just got home from work. Got stuck on register tonight...ugh!
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Migrating my blog to CloudatCost and terminate hostgator account. Was planning to do with digital ocean, but now that i have the one time paid cloud at cast dev2, moving it to that. Hope the dev2 is more than enough for the blog for now, and then be active again on blogging!
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Just got up. Got pushed out of bed around six this morning so just gave up and got up. Looks like there was a lot of activity around MangoLassi during the night! I can't believe how many posts were waiting for me this morning.
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Working on my CloudatCost Zimbra lab install.
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And trying to figure out why my mouse is being so weird.
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Just set up an Epson WorkForce 840 printer on my brother in law's home network. They've owned the printer (and the network) for years but never took the two minutes to set it up, even though it has built in wireless. So they have always walked over and plugged manually into the printer in order to use it rather than printing over the network from wherever they are. Always amazes me how little value people get out of their technology at home.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@MattSpeller said:
Got fed up with SW being slow and dumb so I gave it 12gb of ram and 4VCPU (from 4gb and 1vcpu)
Fixed.
I've found that SSD is pretty much a necessity. No idea how it could possibly need the resources that it does.
A program like that belongs in file 13. It's only semi-acceptable because it's free.. Someone should start a better Open source project that can run in linux or windows.
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@thecreativeone91 said:
A program like that belongs in file 13. It's only semi-acceptable because it's free.. Someone should start a better Open source project that can run in linux or windows.
If it was easily feasible it would have been started already. There are plenty of other paid solutions that can do the job. This says something.
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@JaredBusch said:
@thecreativeone91 said:
A program like that belongs in file 13. It's only semi-acceptable because it's free.. Someone should start a better Open source project that can run in linux or windows.
If it was easily feasible it would have been started already. There are plenty of other paid solutions that can do the job. This says something.
And there are some free ones. I think that open source struggles here because it is a product that doesn't work well being on premises, so not much traction in the FOSS world.
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Rolling out some more Webroot installs.
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Checking some chromebooks.
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Just finished watching Big Hero 6 for family movie night.
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@JaredBusch said:
Just finished watching Big Hero 6 for family movie night.
I heard that was really good! How was it?
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I found out that it was Marvell so I am spared from needing to see it.
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@scottalanmiller said:
I found out that it was Marvell so I am spared from needing to see it.
It is as much Marvell as Frozen is Hans Christian Andersen.
This is a Disney animated film, not a Disney Marvell movie.
