What Are You Doing Right Now
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@johnhooks said:
@dafyre said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Or you can use it because you are out of range of my bluetooth.
Good point.
That would be awesome if you could use that as a bluetooth earpiece.
I can. Waiting on the little doodad for it in the mail. It's like a necklace. I pair my phone up to the necklace, and then pair the necklace up to my implant.
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Ok... this might just be on my end but literally every post is now bold.
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Not here, just the one line.
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Hmm, this is really weird. It isn't bold as I'm typing but when I post it the text changes. I'll clear my cache and see if that fixes anything.
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@dafyre said:
@johnhooks said:
@dafyre said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Or you can use it because you are out of range of my bluetooth.
Good point.
That would be awesome if you could use that as a bluetooth earpiece.
I can. Waiting on the little doodad for it in the mail. It's like a necklace. I pair my phone up to the necklace, and then pair the necklace up to my implant.
That's awesome.
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@johnhooks said:
@dafyre said:
@johnhooks said:
@dafyre said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Or you can use it because you are out of range of my bluetooth.
Good point.
That would be awesome if you could use that as a bluetooth earpiece.
I can. Waiting on the little doodad for it in the mail. It's like a necklace. I pair my phone up to the necklace, and then pair the necklace up to my implant.
That's awesome.
Yea. But I'll be burning through my batteries at a crazy rate, lol. I usually burn through 2 of my implant batteries every 3-ish days.
Edit: These are the watch-sized "hearing aid" type batteries with just a little more oomph.
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@dafyre said:
@johnhooks said:
@dafyre said:
@johnhooks said:
@dafyre said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Or you can use it because you are out of range of my bluetooth.
Good point.
That would be awesome if you could use that as a bluetooth earpiece.
I can. Waiting on the little doodad for it in the mail. It's like a necklace. I pair my phone up to the necklace, and then pair the necklace up to my implant.
That's awesome.
Yea. But I'll be burning through my batteries at a crazy rate, lol. I usually burn through 2 of my implant batteries every 3-ish days.
Edit: These are the watch-sized "hearing aid" type batteries with just a little more oomph.
Oh wow, I didn't realize they died that fast. They need to make a kinetic one.
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@johnhooks said:
@dafyre said:
@johnhooks said:
@dafyre said:
@johnhooks said:
@dafyre said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Or you can use it because you are out of range of my bluetooth.
Good point.
That would be awesome if you could use that as a bluetooth earpiece.
I can. Waiting on the little doodad for it in the mail. It's like a necklace. I pair my phone up to the necklace, and then pair the necklace up to my implant.
That's awesome.
Yea. But I'll be burning through my batteries at a crazy rate, lol. I usually burn through 2 of my implant batteries every 3-ish days.
Edit: These are the watch-sized "hearing aid" type batteries with just a little more oomph.
Oh wow, I didn't realize they died that fast. They need to make a kinetic one.
That would actually be an awesome idea... I wonder how that could be designed... I have an over the ear unit (looks just like a hearing aid to the uninitiated), so it can't be too heavy.
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@dafyre said:
@johnhooks said:
@dafyre said:
@johnhooks said:
@dafyre said:
@johnhooks said:
@dafyre said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Or you can use it because you are out of range of my bluetooth.
Good point.
That would be awesome if you could use that as a bluetooth earpiece.
I can. Waiting on the little doodad for it in the mail. It's like a necklace. I pair my phone up to the necklace, and then pair the necklace up to my implant.
That's awesome.
Yea. But I'll be burning through my batteries at a crazy rate, lol. I usually burn through 2 of my implant batteries every 3-ish days.
Edit: These are the watch-sized "hearing aid" type batteries with just a little more oomph.
Oh wow, I didn't realize they died that fast. They need to make a kinetic one.
That would actually be an awesome idea... I wonder how that could be designed... I have an over the ear unit (looks just like a hearing aid to the uninitiated), so it can't be too heavy.
Ya it might be a challenge. However, if they can fit it into a watch, I'm sure it could be made a little smaller.
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@johnhooks said:
@dafyre said:
@johnhooks said:
@dafyre said:
@johnhooks said:
@dafyre said:
@johnhooks said:
@dafyre said:
@scottalanmiller said:
Or you can use it because you are out of range of my bluetooth.
Good point.
That would be awesome if you could use that as a bluetooth earpiece.
I can. Waiting on the little doodad for it in the mail. It's like a necklace. I pair my phone up to the necklace, and then pair the necklace up to my implant.
That's awesome.
Yea. But I'll be burning through my batteries at a crazy rate, lol. I usually burn through 2 of my implant batteries every 3-ish days.
Edit: These are the watch-sized "hearing aid" type batteries with just a little more oomph.
Oh wow, I didn't realize they died that fast. They need to make a kinetic one.
That would actually be an awesome idea... I wonder how that could be designed... I have an over the ear unit (looks just like a hearing aid to the uninitiated), so it can't be too heavy.
Ya it might be a challenge. However, if they can fit it into a watch, I'm sure it could be made a little smaller.
I think the problem there is supplying enough voltage for the movements... and making it smooth enough that the wearer doesn't hear the ticking sound of the gears turning stuff, lol.
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You know that you are getting older when... the thing that you add to your coffee isn't sugar but soluble fibre.
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<insert Flinstones Theme Here>
Yay, weekend!
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Hahah.. Funny thing is this reminds me of the style of internal training videos our Safety & Training department makes. (Music, Situations followed by the guy with the narrating and telling you what was wrong and then showing how it should have been done)
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Question for @scottalanmiller -- You consider SSHing into a Network using ServerA, and then bouncing from ServerA to whatever server you need to connect to... And call it a Jump Box.
Do you consider the Microsoft RDS Gateway to be a jump box as well? (fork it off into a new discussion if you want)
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@dafyre said:
Do you consider the Microsoft RDS Gateway to be a jump box as well? (fork it off into a new discussion if you want)
Not really, it's a gateway more than a jump. The thing about a jump box is that you are hopping to the box THEN hopping somewhere else. With a gateway, you pass right through.
You often work from a jump box. You never work from a gateway, just through it.
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If you reconfigured an SSH jump box to proxy connections directly to an inside machine, it would be a pure SSH Proxy rather than a jump box as well.
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It's 5:30 and I just realized that I have not had a meal yet today. Might walk on over to Sonic.
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@scottalanmiller said:
It's 5:30 and I just realized that I have not had a meal yet today. Might walk on over to Sonic.
ROFL. Eating is slightly important. Unless you're on a diet of air and light.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@dafyre said:
Do you consider the Microsoft RDS Gateway to be a jump box as well? (fork it off into a new discussion if you want)
Not really, it's a gateway more than a jump. The thing about a jump box is that you are hopping to the box THEN hopping somewhere else. With a gateway, you pass right through.
You often work from a jump box. You never work from a gateway, just through it.
Thanks. I was just curious about your thinking on that.
Edit: You can work from a RDS Gateway assuming it also has the RDSH role and you have permissions... but that's a whole other topic.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@dafyre said:
Do you consider the Microsoft RDS Gateway to be a jump box as well? (fork it off into a new discussion if you want)
Not really, it's a gateway more than a jump. The thing about a jump box is that you are hopping to the box THEN hopping somewhere else. With a gateway, you pass right through.
You often work from a jump box. You never work from a gateway, just through it.
A plain ole' RDS Server that's externally accessible (with TLS enabled) and using RDP on that to access everything would be more like an SSH jumpbox.
