The Spector series are designed for executives. They look pretty, have decent specs, and have a price tag to match.

This is an insane story

Looks neat.

@jrc said in Audiobooks:

The "free" audible with Prime is very limited in scope, you'd have to subscribe to the full Audible to get audiobooks.

That said I drive, like a lot, 2 hours each way to work everyday. And audio books are a big part of what keeps me sane. If I went the audible way then I would be bankrupt pretty quickly.

Libraries are a good place to get audio books, but I still go through them faster than I can get them, though most libraries have online digital checkout options for audio books, so check with your local library on that.

When all else fails I torrent audio books. I belong to a private torrent community that does nothing but audio books. It has come in very handy.

I really wish someone would start a Netflix type audiobook service, and all you can listen to flat rate service.

4 hours of drive! What else you do during that long drive?

I like the idea of a Netflix kind service, but if you look at it Amazon probably covers a huge library of books! I wish Audible had an unlimited book options on a flat rate.

That looks really nice, much better than my liquid cooled pc setup.

@msff-amman-Itofficer

I still need to test Nextcloud for the available options in terms of governance and compliance.

@scottalanmiller Done 🙂

@Ambarishrh said in Dubai Font:

I assume that this will be soon an official font, not sure!

Official... of the city?

@Kelly said in Jamf- Mac, iPad, iPhone and Apple TV management solution:

@scottalanmiller said in Jamf- Mac, iPad, iPhone and Apple TV management solution:

@Kelly said in Jamf- Mac, iPad, iPhone and Apple TV management solution:

We're using Jamf, and it is pretty decent. With recent changes to permissions in macOS, a solution like Jamf will be the only way you can actually control certain settings. Apple is no longer content with merely ignoring professional users, but is now actively trying to eliminate them.

I think that that actually started long ago.

10.12.x is much worse that what came before. There are a significant portion of system level settings that you cannot touch even as root.

Wow, that's just crazy.

I'd still use DuckDNS.org
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@StrongBad said in DNS record will help prevent unauthorized SSL certificates:

Not a bad idea, I guess. There is some security concern there. I would wonder how often this is really an issue. Is this common? Or just proactive?

I'm thinking a bit of both.

@Ambarishrh said in Mange CentOS server updates centrally:

I have few servers which is not managed using cPanel (gitlab, sonrqube, elastic etc) and would like to setup a central update system. I've provisioned all the servers via ansible and initial thought was to just setup a yum group and just get all servers updated.

Looking at spacewalk now and seems like it has better options including auditing an environment and push udpates, along with a decent web interface. Anyone used spacewalk before? http://spacewalk.redhat.com/

If you are using a newer version of CentOS you should be looking at the Foreman which is the current upstream project for Satellite 6. It is highly integrated with puppet but they do have plugins for Ansible and other configuration managers.

Spacewalk was the upstream for Satellite 5.

There is a blacklist that all CA's have on high dollar domain names to prevent major fraud. LE cannot issue for something.microsoft.com or something.bestbuy.com for example.

But the sub domain names used in these PayPal examples are all outside of that. They are all on valid (ish) TLD.

@Ambarishrh said in virus cleanup-advise needed:

Can webroot help me here, thinking of using webroot and see if it can clean

Maybe. Anything "might" work. But you'll never know.

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@Dashrender said in Boomerang Outlook:

@Minion-Queen said in Boomerang Outlook:

I did have to install it in OWA though. but a restart of Outlook brought it right up.

Does it work on your non O365 accounts though?

It does not work for a gmail account. The option to even see boomerang in the ribbon bar is not there.