no_wizard

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by no_wizard 10y ago
I agree with this wholly. I used to play chess on a service called FICS and it had a decent social scene in some ways for someone who was growing up geek in a town that wasn't really giving avenues for it (I grew up in the rural Midwes
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by no_wizard 10y ago
I feel the exact same way. It's quite strange. I find I can't connect with others either. In my job I appear to be quite social and pass largely as someone who is considered nice and socially adept...not that I'm not a nice p
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by no_wizard 10y ago
As someone who is a respected manager, according to anonymous surveys my managed peers take every year (and they are truly anonymous) as well as what I learned from the manager I came to most respect in my life and still go to to this day e
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by no_wizard 10y ago
Cool cool. I'll certainly keep looking into them thank you. Do you find that their routing is pretty robust speed wise?
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by no_wizard 10y ago
For what its worth, would you be comfortable elaborating how long you have used them and what kind of things you deploy there?
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by no_wizard 10y ago
Fundamentally, if you use their backup service as well for critical services is that at least reliable? Rackspace was.....lackluster.
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by no_wizard 10y ago
Got it, didn't realize that, fixed! Thank you. I sure did ha! Her esty store does very well for what its worth, its getting to the point where its actually going to be worth taking the time to take it to the next level. I'll see i
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by no_wizard 10y ago
I gotta ask, because this looks like such a great deal on their website for a VPS...anyone use them? They're the only VPS i've seen that doesn't charge at all for bandwidth according to this its unliminted bandwidth https:&#
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by no_wizard 10y ago
This is a completely good point and exposes that I did not read the post close enough so sorry about that. These are excellent points
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by no_wizard 10y ago
I know I'm a little late to the party, but the Linksys routers he did buy originally are completely openWRT compatible (and here i'm gonna plug it, www.openwrt.org), so i have to ask, why not put openwrt on these guys? I have the
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by no_wizard 10y ago
From what I can tell here and for what it's worth, it hasn't launched yet. However I wonder what the money distribution spread is like for the developers. At Ten USD a month it would need seriously volume I think in order for it p
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MacPaw's “Netflix for Apps” 40 Apps for 10$ a Month(thenextweb.com)
6 points by no_wizard 10y ago|2 comments
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by no_wizard 10y ago
I know this is six days old, but 2 questions: Whats the environment like for those network users? Are you only using 1 server? There's ways to load balance that. You're probably hitting throughput issues for sure. On the second po
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by no_wizard 10y ago
I love homebrew! I have it all on of my macOS machines. Best, easiest way to install common software I use between computers (Where supported, anyway) and developer packages. Now if we could just get http://linuxbrew.sh/ up
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by no_wizard 10y ago
Admittedly I am now interested and, I apologize in advance if this is in the thread already and missed it (thanks poor vision!) but, would you happen to have a link or explainer as to this incident? Sounds very intriguing. Edit: Sorry every
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by no_wizard 10y ago
Yes indeed. You can also setup VPN on demand too. Some of this though requires supervised enrollment via DEP or Apple configurator 2. https://help.apple.com/profilemanager/mac/5.2/
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by no_wizard 10y ago
This certainly is not the server of yore with Xserve. Those glory days (or what was left of them by the end of it) died with in 2009 with the end of 10.6 Server. Though, having dealt with Macs in the Enterprise for years, I'm not 100 p