@scottalanmiller said:

@technobabble said:

@scottalanmiller said:

@technobabble said:

Trying to understand why I would need extra devices to replace an all in one device so I can intelligently explain it to the client. This client has 4 PCs and will be moving the rest of their servers to an offsite datacenter.

I'm not saying that an all in one isn't okay, just that you can't be without a firewall.

Not picking a fight, but does that mean a built in firewall is good enough, but not recommended? Is there a size of a business that determines when you should have a hardware firewall? Thanks!

I'm not implying anything at all. I think that your original question was if a firewall was needed and all I was answering was that yes, a firewall is always needed.

I've made no distinction between all in one or other devices.

ah ha...now it is clear. One of my original question was if they needed a standalone firewall.

I dunno...but now I am following you...lol.

I need to write better questions!

Quote: "You don't believe in all of this cold fusion mumbo jumbo do you?"

@Dominica said:

Sucks for them, but hopefully this will wake them up to the fact that they need to consult someone before just purchasing whatever looks good to them, willy nilly. Not that this stops a lot our clients from doing stupid stuff like buying laptops at Best Buy, Staples, etc, without realizing what their requirements actually are.

Exactly! Even harder for small businesses (2-4 users) to understand why they should consider business class computers.

I don't like Publix, I go to Winn Dixie.

Vonage business bought out Vocalocity, a buisness Voice Over IP company providing hosted PBX in 2013.

Vonage has how to info to connect SIP enabled IP speaker from CyberData.

@scottalanmiller said:

@MattSpeller said:

You don't (often) hear of physicists being unable to enjoy the ABUNDANCE of silly things in action movies etc.

That's because you don't hear much about physicists.

You don't believe in all this "Cold Fusion" mumbo-jumbo do you?

Nice instructions and loved the "Note: The “wipe all partitions” steps are not optional, the installer will refuse to install on the original ones stating some GPT error."

This hit my Facebook wall, All about that bass parody, I just can't clean this place.

@ajstringham said:

@technobabble said:

@ajstringham said:

@technobabble said:

@ajstringham said:

@scottalanmiller said:

@ajstringham said:

It's often more editing internal documents that are in PDF format but not available in DOC, DOCX, etc.

Why would internal documents not have the originals? Sounds like spending money to fix a basic workflow problem.

It happens. I see it all the time. Also, Acrobat lets you fill in PDFs and create fillable forms with Acrobat and LiveCycle Designer. That's the biggest thing most people mean by "editing" PDFs.

Is there another choice for this? I too see this a lot.

As I said, I know Foxit has a similar suite to Adobe but I don't have any real personal experience with it. Adobe is the business standard, and Acrobat Standard is fine for most people.

Actually I meant changing the way people use software, not the software it's self. You don't need a F450 to do the work of a Ford Ranger. Hell sometimes a car makes more sense than a freaking truck. Might be bad analogies, but you should understand what I am trying to say.

Not sure what you mean by changing the way people use software. How would you change this?

Crap...I meant changing what they use for software...Not everything has to be made in Acrobat!

Happy Birthday Joy!

@TechieChick said:
I will be going through the process of getting my OS X certs and then going after my ACMT. That way we can become a fully certified repair shop.

I would like to know more about this. Yearly, I have checked this page: and found that both Resellers and Services Provider programs have this: "Apple is not currently accepting reseller or service provider applications. Please check the Apple Channel Programs page periodically for new information."

The sounds of my office ceiling fans and computer noise.

• broken link checker
• my eyes are up here (Detects faces during thumbnail cropping and moves the crop position accordingly)
• EVM portfolio
• Contact Form 7
• GASP (instead of Akismet)
• Lightbox plus colorbox
• W3 Total Cache
• WordFence Security
• WordPress SEO
• WP125
• BackWPup

I need a replacement for my Logitech Cordless Desktop Pro, which is a split keyboard. I can't wait for your review.

I can type faster on a split keyboard and type longer without my hands cramping up, so I am interested in what you think of the product. I not sold on the separate num pad.

I am now checking otu the Multifactor Options...thanks for the heads up @Minion-Queen

@thecreativeone91

Bahaha...their website is using outdated Joomla software (v2.5)!

@thanksaj

Your theme has a sticky title set to the orange color see below:

.sticky .title {background-color: #ff5a00;

Create a child theme and change the color for the background color in the class sticky title.

Let me know if you need help with a Child theme setup.

@thecreativeone91

no, no, no....from this post: "Hmm. The NAS I bought used on Ebay came with Harddrives and still has it's Ntiva MSP Asset tag on it. Maybe I should see how good they are wiping these things. haha. Just kidding. Not even worth my time."

The Ntiva website is the one I was mentioned.