Posts made by donaldlandru

@mlnews said in Breaking Down AT&T Unlimited:

Did I find @scottalanmiller favorite gif?

@quixoticjeremy said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@scottalanmiller I would have thought so as well but I'm just as tired, and I hate the jitters.

Youtube Video

Yea they are not that good.... Andddddd I'll see myself out

@lakshmana said in Bat file Protection:

@donaldlandru said in Bat file Protection:

What are you trying to accomplish with this script exactly? Can you post the code here?

Basic details about computer like processor details,hostname etc

Okay, any why don't you want your friend to see the code?

What are you trying to accomplish with this script exactly? Can you post the code here?

Summarize your week with one meme/gif:

https://imgur.com/EK0MSdL

@wrcombs said in LastPass just double their price:

Ok, So i have to ask.. What is the difference (if any) in the free version and the paid version?
Ive been using the free version for about 5 months and it works just fine on both my Phone and my laptop..

Features that lured me to premium. Feel free to educate me if this has changed:

• Device sync: I have Last Pass across 4 PC, 1 smartphone, and 2 tablets. The data is instantly available across all devices
• Two-factor: TOTP is what I have on my account
• Sharing: I am able to maintain my own LP account but securely share credentials with my wife or others as needed.
• App fill: At least when it was launched, filling in apps and forms on smart devices required premium

I think that is all I need premium for.

@black3dynamite said in LastPass just double their price:

@donaldlandru said in LastPass just double their price:

@black3dynamite said in LastPass just double their price:

Who's using the paid version of LastPass?

I am. Love the mobile access

It's free on IOS devices.

https://lastpass.com/support.php?cmd=showfaq&id=9342

3. Can I use LastPass on other mobile devices or desktops if I've signed up for LastPass on my smartphone?

Our new Premium structure model allows you to use LastPass for free on the device where you start and sync your data on other devices for free as long as they are in the same categories (desktops, smartphones, or tablets). For example, if you sign up for LastPass on your smartphone, you could use LastPass on other smartphones for free. If you wish to use LastPass on your desktop or tablet for the convenience and unlimited sync, you will need to upgrade to Premium.

@black3dynamite said in LastPass just double their price:

Who's using the paid version of LastPass?

I am. Love the mobile access

The hardest part for me was going from the 6.4+ back down to the 6.3 syntax

set nat source/destination is much more intuitive than set service nat and moving the source/dest to A sub-node. Nitpicky at best. Just what you get used to

@jaredbusch said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@donaldlandru said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@jaredbusch said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@eddiejennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Functioning again and looking at the differences between my poking-around config and the wizard's config.

Right, once you know what you are doing, creating a config by hand is fine, but you need to start learning from a good point.

You used to need to use the LAN+2LAN2 wizard, but back in 1.9.0 or 1.8.X They finally added the Basic Setup wizard that does everything right.

How solid are those wizards? I have never even tried them. After managing over 100 vyatta routers I just continued on with CLI only.

The Basic Setup and WAN+2LAN2 are good. Not used the rest. I would only use the Basic Setup now though.

If you already know Vyatta syntax strongly, there is no need to use a wizard really.

That's what I figured, I think the most I have used the WebUI on my ER was adding them to to UNMS

@jaredbusch said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@eddiejennings said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Functioning again and looking at the differences between my poking-around config and the wizard's config.

Right, once you know what you are doing, creating a config by hand is fine, but you need to start learning from a good point.

You used to need to use the LAN+2LAN2 wizard, but back in 1.9.0 or 1.8.X They finally added the Basic Setup wizard that does everything right.

How solid are those wizards? I have never even tried them. After managing over 100 vyatta routers I just continued on with CLI only.

Watching the MLS vs Real Madrid All-Star game. I have decided I would like to be renamed to Bastion Schweinsteiger. That just sounds like a kick-butt name.

I have heard this fallacy most from what I like to call "server huggers". Usually goes something like, "we just moved everything to xyz cloud and then IT was eliminated". Further digging typically reveals they didn't posses the skill set to manage the new cloud offerings and was replaced by an outsourced operation. Easy to appear that cloud is to blame; just as easy to debunk.

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@donaldlandru said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

I am $85/m for 30/5 right now, given what it is and where it is not bad. Frontier was charging me $75/m for the 1Mbps DSL

You don't paint a rosy picture of Minnesota.

Not an accurate representation. I am 70 miles south of the Twin Cities (Minneapolis / St Paul) and 40 miles east of Mankato (another major population). I think it would be a more accurate representation of midwest rural America than of any state as whole.

Scary stuff

http://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2017/08/02/minnehaha-academy-building-collapse/

I am $85/m for 30/5 right now, given what it is and where it is not bad. Frontier was charging me $75/m for the 1Mbps DSL

@nerdydad said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@donaldlandru said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Why is the Internet on a watertower?

Not a water tower in this case.. Most of those are around 200'

Because I live in an area where only 1Mbps DSL is available so we have Wireless ISPs (WISPs)

Not everybody is privileged to have 1 Gbps Internet connections.

I should have 366Mbps by end of summer, if all goes well.. Still not 1Gbps though

https://www.saftehnika.com/en/lumina

@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:

Why is the Internet on a watertower?

Not a water tower in this case.. Most of those are around 200'

Because I live in an area where only 1Mbps DSL is available so we have Wireless ISPs (WISPs)

Yes, but given I wouldn't want to climb a 350' tower in a thunderstorm, I don't expect my ISP to either.

@jaredbusch said in Ubiquiti UNMS - First impressions:

@dashrender said in Ubiquiti UNMS - First impressions:

@jaredbusch said in Ubiquiti UNMS - First impressions:

It is not a controller. it is a management system.

I'm sorry, what's the difference?

As @Kyle-Caminita said offline, it is ISP Network equipment monitor/management.

Just like the hardware is enterprise grade. This is an enterprise grade management system.

Just free.

This.

UNMS pretty much will monitor and manage the "carrier (ISP)" side of UBNT equipment. When said and done you should be able to make changes and have UNMS push them out; however, I do not believe there is the intent to hold the end device in a state.

UniFi Controller is just that, the brain and management for the UniFi "enterprise" line of products. The UniFi items have limited brain power and must be configured remote. Obviously you can do CLI and local config hacks but they are just that hacks.

If using everything in an enterprise you get some separation of responsibility for the systems. A single role can't configure the finance VLAN from router to access point. Now, if you carry multiple roles as is common in SMB that doesn't much matter.

edit: words and things