What Are You Doing Right Now
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@dafyre said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
I got scheduled for a meeting today at precisely 3:07.
Who in the world schedules a meeting for a time so precise? Does this mean you need to start dialing your phone at 3:06:45 to start the phone call?
If they wanted it more precise, they could have said 20:06:45 -0500.
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@nerdydad said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
I got scheduled for a meeting today at precisely 3:07.
Real question is, is it going to start promptly at 3:07?
Probably not, I emailed and offered to start as early as 3:00.
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@dafyre said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
I got scheduled for a meeting today at precisely 3:07.
Who in the world schedules a meeting for a time so precise? Does this mean you need to start dialing your phone at 3:06:45 to start the phone call?
What's worse, when I accepted the invite it was 3:06 and somehow it got moved one minute!
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@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@dafyre said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
I got scheduled for a meeting today at precisely 3:07.
Who in the world schedules a meeting for a time so precise? Does this mean you need to start dialing your phone at 3:06:45 to start the phone call?
What's worse, when I accepted the invite it was 3:06 and somehow it got moved one minute!
Ask to have it rescheduled until 3:09 due to scheduling conflicts...
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Making some VMs to do the practice exercises in my RedHat book.
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Catching up with posts.
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On the phone with @travisdh1
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Waking up, drinking coffee, reminding myself it's Thursday and it's almost the weekend. Stuff like that...
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Shopping for IP cameras. Not fun at all.
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@brandon220 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Shopping for IP cameras. Not fun at all.
something I need to do..
What are you looking for? indoor / outdoor? dome, bullet ... -
@gjacobse Outdoor. Comparing dome and bullet. Problem is there are too many choices. Looking at Axis now and found their Companion line BUT they require proprietary Axis recorder and not ONVIF compliant.
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@brandon220 said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@gjacobse Outdoor. Comparing dome and bullet. Problem is there are too many choices. Looking at Axis now and found their Companion line BUT they require proprietary Axis recorder and not ONVIF compliant.
That is a bit of an issue... like you, I need to find an outdoor camera - good field of view, PoE, and open file format... I've been looking at the UBNT line,.. as I have looked at SPECO - but just can't figure out what I want.
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@gjacobse I just installed 7 Unifi G3 Dome cameras Sunday for a client and was impressed with the image quality and ease of use. Now I am just exploring my options again. I will probably use Unifi at my house when I get motivated enough.
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Dealing with Crestron issues again...
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Phones phones and more phones.
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Wife's hard drive stopped booting to Windows 10 a couple of weeks ago. I attempted to use testdisk/photorec and, while they were doing the job, the physical setup kept failing. So, I connected her hard drive to my Fedora 26 laptop and it read the contents of the drive without help. I'm recovering the contents off of the drive and am trying to persuade her to go to Fedora 26 w/ Cinnamon with me.
The MBR on her Windows drive corrupted and we don't have any recovery discs because of the number of moves we've made between 4 years ago and now, they could have been lost anywhere. It might be a good time to say goodbye to Windows for us.
All she does is pay bills on the web with it and store photos on it when her phone gets full. She should be able to adjust to Fedora w/ Cinnamon just fine.
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I recently went full Fedora 26 across the board. (except my Asus ROG, that won't run any Linux)
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@nerdydad said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Wife's hard drive stopped booting to Windows 10 a couple of weeks ago. I attempted to use testdisk/photorec and, while they were doing the job, the physical setup kept failing. So, I connected her hard drive to my Fedora 26 laptop and it read the contents of the drive without help. I'm recovering the contents off of the drive and am trying to persuade her to go to Fedora 26 w/ Cinnamon with me.
The MBR on her Windows drive corrupted and we don't have any recovery discs because of the number of moves we've made between 4 years ago and now, they could have been lost anywhere. It might be a good time to say goodbye to Windows for us.
All she does is pay bills on the web with it and store photos on it when her phone gets full. She should be able to adjust to Fedora w/ Cinnamon just fine.
You don't need recovery disks for Windows. Just make a Windows 10 USB from the ISO on the MS site and boot to it.
Or as you prefer, switch her to Fedora.
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@nerdydad chromebook for the wife. I got one a couple of weeks ago, it's awesome.
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@rojoloco said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
@nerdydad chromebook for the wife. I got one a couple of weeks ago, it's awesome.
Don't really have the money for another computer and I am already paranoid enough about Google. The phones are enough of Google in my house. I'll stick with the Fedora.
