Time to build a how to 😛

Oh, actually Superhero is really nice. The reply box is still white and funny looking though.

@Dashrender said:

well, it's working for the other 2000+ clients we have...

And they leave out...

They have 10K clients. To other clients, you are listed as one of the "working" ones. Not complaining and working are not the same.

@Nic sweet, thanks.

@Carnival-Boy said:

"in my support boundaries"

Love it, going to use that somewhere.

@gjacobse said:

@Reid-Cooper said:

I have not seen Google's Photo system in a good many years.

Isn't Googles Photo Picasa?

yeah, does this somehow make a difference?

Hard to post them because nearly everything has account info on the screen...

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@Dominica You what?!?

@Reid-Cooper said:

Maybe the more meaningful question is.... which games can't be run on it?

Minecraft. It isn't powerful enough to run Minecraft.

@Reid-Cooper said:

Did you order anything yet?

Not as of yet. Still waiting for a real need....

Seems like if XS is producing 20% faster results than ESXi that having it in a cluster would be similar. The storage does not change how the hypervisor works.

Okay, done. Set to two for now. Let's see what gets created. If it isn't a problem, we'll just leave it.

YES YES YES DO IT

Do it and film the process so I can learn from it.

I have an incredible number of electronic widgets that would be MOAR awesome under liquid cooling.

@anonymous said:

What options do I have? Just a simply 2 host setup. No SAN.

Like @SAM mentioned StarWind two-node setup is free. You can use Hyper-V as a basic OS inside VM to make it 200% free.

https://www.starwindsoftware.com/starwind-virtual-san-free

For hyper converged offering please kick me PM as we're working on a special offering for MangoLassi people.

Going to have to go with a general Comcast issue. I have rebooted everything and issues persist on more than my desktop.

@brianlittlejohn said:

@scottalanmiller said:

Notice that there is a $500 coupon. So it is $1,100, not $1,600.

The $500 coupon cost $475

Exactly. It is $1624 to buy it, or $25 off a $500 coupon / credit.