@tonyshowoff said:

@Dashrender said:

Kind of on a rant today, aren't you @tonyshowoff ?

Not really, my wife said she was tired of hearing me complain about things on the Internet, so now I'm just typing what I used to sit here and say outloud, shouting across the room.

LOL - I know that feeling...

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.NET is great as a platform and C# is great as a language. F# is really sweet too. Microsoft has great language tools, in general. Since MS started off pretty much as a language company before anything else this is a bit of their wheelhouse.

Yeah I can't recall when I started using it either. At least 4 years, but probably more.

I've been talking to my boss about it for use in our office for years, but she says she doesn't trust the technology - i.e. passwords stored on the computer in general.

Recently she while she won't use it, I'm welcome to get others to try it. Of course we all know that without management buy in, software like this rarely takes off due to originating start up cost (time to learn it - sadly no password manager is truly easy to use, especially when websites don't conform).

That said I will be trying to make a better push.

2010 was the Open Storage talk at the Alamo Drafthouse.

The OpenAoE Project is a great idea, and the inventor of the protocol is involved to supporting the project. Nice work Yacine.

Going with VCs is a dangerous road. Not the first company that I've seen that was going strong try to make some money that route and find that all the company's original values were gone and there was nothing more to be done.

The best line: There is little more terrifying than watching a 300K storage device launch a windows PXE installer.

It just blow my mind that people would trust Cisco with storage (or servers.) But a $300K storage device? Ouch. And one that installs anything it sees on the network by default? What is driving people to even talk to a networking company to be their SAN vendor?

The single biggest complaint that has been held in common by people for several years now has been the fact the web UI is flash based. With a new, sleek HTML5 interface, I would expect Unitrends to see some even more accelerated growth!

I have GOG Galaxy installed on Mac and being tested. @dominica is going to test it on Windows 10.

Now from the server that you just connected to you can do something like this...

ssh root@localhost -p 10022

@dafyre said:

@scottalanmiller said:

@dafyre said:

When the panel is working, I DO still have access to power on / off.

Does it do anything? Or is it a marketing button?

I should have thought to check it... but I was actually just waiting around for my system to come back up so I could make backups.

A couple of us checked it. It does nothing.

Thank You

I think CP/CMS and later z/VM beat them to it, also considering the latter was released in 2000.

Too soon?