Can't seem to edit my profile picture correctly.
My round profile picture seems to be over lapping and can't find a edit button to upload a new one.
Also when I was doing the "banner" type the save button was over the xByte ad, when clicked it saved the pic but also took me to xByte.
Tried on Edge browser, Firefox and chrome.
Wondering how to rebuild my life..........should be working but hard to concentrate!
Why are the female of the species so bloody confusing!!!
@scottalanmiller said:
That's what I kept finding. He claims that he found resourcing "proving" all of his ideas. But he absolutely refuses to share them with us, several times. Flatly refused to divulge his sources.
Maybe if I spent more time search I might find something but I don't see the point in installing Linux on a phone tbh.
@coliver said:
My favorite community for this type of thing is the XDA Devs community. They have a fairly extensive forum system with guides for rooting and putting custom roms on almost any Android device.
That's always my first call when I get a new Android phone 
Rooting the device should be pretty straight forward, it'll just take a quick google and I'm sure there will be several good guides on how to do it.
Getting Ubuntu on there that's a different story. As mentioned you should be able to boot into recovery and flash any ROM that is compatible to the device, but from my quick google that doesn't seem to be the case with this phone.
Believe it when i see it working but if it does I'll be willing to part with the money
Installing XenAPP 7.6 as a trial to have play, ready to deploy in a few weeks/month
Trying to archive off some VM's on two ESXi hosts, so i can reuse the servers ready for Win2003 migrations
Have you looked at the manufactures tools? Sure i've seen erase options for SSD?
@WingCreative said:
The main thing keeping me from going into the deep end with it right now is that, based on my current understanding, it sounds like you need a full version of Server 2012 running to have easy configuration through a GUI. I guess it wouldn't be the worst thing in the world to learn how to manage it from Server Core's CLI, but right now I'm happily doing what I need to with XenCenter so it's hard to justify the switch.
Is that an accurate representation of the state of Hyper-V management or is that another myth?
Complete Myth my friend, yes i admit getting the tools set-up on both a windows machine and get the settings right on the HyperV server can be a pain the first few times you do it (well it was for me). Once you got the hang of it deployment becomes easier. You also have free tools like 5nine manager to help.
I'm considering more too HyperV now for new hardware.
wiping 20 odd Cisco 1801 Routers ready to sell oh joy!
My god, it's been so long i forgot these were even coming to market
Goes that mean the OS will be released for free soon too?
Also trying out Fedora 22 with cockpit thingy
Trying to get the motivation to tidy the IT office 
not happening very quick
