Posts made by EddieJennings

@DustinB3403 To date, I haven't had to configure any kind of web server, so as annoying as it is, it's an opportunity for me. Especially since if everything blows up eyes now come to me to get everything running again

@scottalanmiller Ha!

Learning how to configure an FTP site in IIS to create documentation for how to rebuild production items should the world end.

Just finished listening to The Phantom of the Opera while I write documentation.

Creating a draft of a new resume.

Earned some DKP on my cleric on EQ Project 1999. Was nice to finally get back to Norrath after nearly a month and a half.

Only game I've had time to play in the last couple of weeks has been Naruto Ultimate Ninja Blazing on iPhone. I haven't touched Project 1999 in two weeks.

Current task: Breathing to recover drained stupidity tolerance.

@scottalanmiller Looks the end times are upon him.

@JaredBusch I can and have done that. I'm going through the config and trying to learn what everything does and why.

Figuring out how to rebuild our current Postfix server in order to write a disaster recovery document on what to do if the server had to be rebuilt.

It depends on the use rights for whatever channel you use to get the Server 2016 licenses. I know volume license agreement licenses usually come with downgrade rights.

Surprise = zero.

Same morning tasks as usual, and, since it's Friday, critiquing New Music Friday of Spotify.

@scottalanmiller said in Nintendo Switch Announced:

Nintendo hasn't had a good console since the SNES in my opinion. The N64 was better than anything since then, but was nothing but a gimmick, the SNES era was the last time that Nintendo bothered to care about making good games. Everything past the SNES has been dependent on gimmicks to sell what are otherwise absolute garbage games.

If I could multiple-up-vote something, this would be it.

I loved Nintendo back in the day (NES, SNES). This new thing, in my humble opinion, looks hideous.

/sigh quote failure.

@scottalanmiller You haven't lost your mind, but the issue might be one of terminology. We use AD certificate services to push out machine certs, which (right now) we use with establishing VPN connections.

Ha! I'm actually not experiencing service issues (or at least my users haven't griped yet), and most of my administration is done through Powershell. Usually, I'll see an incident report with updates, which apparently do exist here. I just find it humorous that what's on the administration page is "we're working on it."