@IRJ said:

@Dominica said:

For me, it's about the phone working, vs. not working. I and all the members of my family with Android phones had awful luck with them not working, not updating emails, not getting texts, etc.

It was the first sentence that threw me off. I know you're technical. I have no problem contacting support when working with a new product, especially if its available for free.

Like I said, not a matter of support. The phones were sh!t. Support sent new phones, 5 phones in a row, as a matter of fact, each one a piece of crap with something else wrong with it! No thanks. I don't have the time or desire to mess around with an Android, just because it's not an iPhone, and so many "technie's" won't use iPhones just cause they are Apple devices, and "techies" consider themselves "too cool for Apple". I'm way more secure in my geekiness than that.

I feel like it takes so long to task switch between supporting PC's and supporting Macs, although, to be fair, I would say that it's the same "loading" time for my brain to switch between Windows XP and WIndows 8.1 as it is to switch between any Windows OS and any Mac OS.

@donaldlandru said:

I know it is extremely early in the process, does anyone have a proposed date(s) for said event?

late May, June, early July are most doable for us. Somebody should check out dates of major religious holidays too, so we don't conflict.

Did anyone else notice that those people in the video used Reepicheep as their company logo?

@ajstringham said:

That's my other gripe with iPhones, personally. I like a bigger phone. The iPhone feels tiny to me.

I'm a girl and girl's pants have small back pockets. I refuse to wear a holster, so the phone either has to fit in my back pocket, or get in cozy with the "girls" if I don't have pockets.

I didn't really know much about Webroot before this discussion, but I have to say it sounds really cool. I especially like the cooperative nature of how it finds new threats. I definitely want to hear more from those of you that demo it.

@travisdh1 said in MangoCon 2016 - Hotel is NOT Fully Booked Yet:

@Dominica said in MangoCon 2016 - Hotel is NOT Fully Booked Yet:

@RojoLoco Short layovers and you have to change planes. If you travel carry-on, you'll be golden. No worries about lost luggage.

I've never had an issue with lost luggage after changing planes. I've always made sure that I never changed airlines. If I have to change planes, apparently at least staying with the same airline tends to help.

Well that definitely helps, but stuff happens. Weather, staff shortages, equipment shortages - many things can make your luggage miss your plane. The best way to make sure your stuff arrives when you do is to travel carry-on only.

@bsouder said:

Depends on how many peppers you had if it is the power room.

@kweenkmatt : Pepper eating contest. Nuff said.

I just read the full article, and the 2 students who went to Liberia voluntarily isolated themselves upon their return. That's the responsible thing to have done. Also, Connecticut is going to enforce that anyone who has been to an affected country has to be isolated for 21 days when they return, whether or not they were around people with Ebola. That's more like it.

I was looking at Chocolatey for a while, but never had the time or energy to implement it.

@Minion-Queen said in Sessions:

Yes we will be recording sessions. They will not be the awesomest recordings this year, due to it being our first one, and I can't afford to hire people. So IPhone are where it's at this year.

I just wanted to update that this is no longer true! We are importing a professional videographer! The recordings are going to be awesome!

I'm making veggie chili and it smells sooooo good.

Pretty!
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@Katie said:

It wasn't intended to be a helpdesk, but rather a sales tool. Sort of an off-market use.

Without writing our own software, we just have to make do with a middle ground solution. No solution is going to be a perfect fit unless we do the developing, unfortunately.

#theyreaskingforthisbyexposingthemselvessomuch

@ajstringham

I've never had a problem. If I put too much paint on and it gets on the trim, I wipe it off with a damp cloth. Much faster than spending hours taping. If you know how to use a trimmer, it's much, much faster.

@scottalanmiller said:

I love this stone, but the silver band. However, I understand why the gold band, because the flecks in the lapis are gold. I actually have lapis and gold jewlery that matches this ring.

@Nic Not knowing ANYTHING about restoring Macs, I was hesitant to tell my cousin that the 3TB of videos she had made would be a-okay without asking someone first!!

#tightracktightballs

@scottalanmiller Yes, but I was going to make "cornbread" muffins to go with it.