How to retire as an IT pro. Actually that's not a bad idea. So many IT pros work as consultants for a lot of their careers and don't have a single company or just one or two to manage these things for them. Worth considering.

@Dashrender said:

I love this! and this brought along another idea - how to setup enterprise WiFi (Windows centric), deployed via GPO using RADIUS, etc.

Even better! Maybe set up a track for this - like one session would be setting up the PKI and another follow-up session showing how to put it to good use in smaller environments.

@JaredBusch said:

I did a panorama prior to dark.

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HAHAH I made it into a pic! Blue hat on the right. I must have just finished my 2nd beer and was feeling a little more "normal". I wonder what I was talking about.

Amazon and Snowflake http://www.snowflake.net/ were on the call as well.

I guess I'm lucky, the "getting sick on it" thing doesn't cause any later reaction for me. I've been sick on whiskey, did not diminish my love for it one bit.

@MattSpeller said:

@art_of_shred it tastes better than it smells, I promise.

edit: ok admittedly that's not saying much

never got past the smell.

Since you got Scott full time, I now volunteer to make the sacrifice to become the next part-time minion!

Touchè closing down.
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Note: the original has the links in it...

ROFL! FTW!!

That's it Coliver!

Thank you much!

That's cute, and the funny part is that the Pi out performs the original

Have a safe trip to all of you guys!
Just keep us posted with Pictures Lols

@Carnival-Boy said:

One of my dreams is to have a work anywhere job and travel the world. I haven't managed it though, and can't really imagine me ever achieving it now. I mean technically I could do it now as I NEVER leave my desk (except to go to the toilet), but my current employer won't go for it.

When our house sold back in April, I had this conversation with my wife and my boss. While our company is not yet in a position to let em just be anywhere all the time (nor are my finances), we were able to relocate to a place we preferred over our old location.

And here is a video of it from last year... 🙂

http://1drv.ms/1FaHNYG

That sounds fun! Not sure if you've checked below links, but hope this helps

http://www.education.com/science-fair/high-school/

http://www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fair-projects/science_project_ideas.php

http://www.all-science-fair-projects.com/

http://www.livescience.com/38122-science-fair-project-topics.html

@nadnerB said:

Can you replace the built in WLAN card?

Yeah I guess that looks possible - assuming HP doesn't lock the BIOS to specific cards as I've heard Lenovo does (I got lucky when I upgraded mine - see Lenovo builds spyware into wifi driver).

you need to link some specific details because their website is extremely short on details.

@WingCreative said:

They thought a kid brought a bomb to school so... they arrested the kid without evacuating the school. If I were any other student or a parent of a student at that school, I would be horrified to know that the school won't do anything to actually protect anyone in the event of a bomb threat - just punish who they think is responsible.

I've heard of this before... The "logic" is that you detain the suspect so they won't be caught in with the evacuating crowd which, if they blew the bomb up then, would result in more casualties. Of course you are supposed to evacuate the building and sweep for bombs afterward as well.