We use azure backup in house for our Windows file servers. I am not the head of the Azure backup group but passed this to my coworker and we will be looking into it. Will report back what we find

@Ambarishrh said in All-in-one printer: Suggestions please:

We have a global hardware catalog which is decided and agreed with vendors all around the world in all offices. I dont get involved in these decisions but the request for such device came from our India office and i was just helping them.

Got it. I wasn't arguing it. I was curious but that, at least, I get.

I have a predecessor of the Budstraps... a bit more sleek than these, but the clip is nicer here, much easier to use, and nothign to loose.

Their roadmap!
https://trello.com/b/hQEJSVSQ/loom-roadmap

And in the end they mentioned:

Get $5 for every new referral TOTAL CREDITS: $0 After your 3rd referral, we’ll give you $5 in credits for every new person you refer (up to $50)! These credits are for awesome features coming soon. Don't worry, what you're using now will always be free.

Which means more features on the roadmap will eventually be paid and based on referral/paid addons!

@scottalanmiller said in Amazon released Chime, skype alternative:

@art_of_shred said in Amazon released Chime, skype alternative:

Logged in. Fixed in 5 seconds. Tested functionality to confirm success. Left. NO idea what was keeping that from happening when you tried to do it, but it gave me no issues.

Only thing I can think of is that Microsoft switched my account this morning, so this might be a new one. Only change that has been made in a very long time, maybe two years since MQ took over managing my account.

Yeah, it "magically" worked for me suddenly because MS made a change this morning... 😛

@Grey Gotta catch me first. And I got cat-like reflexes! *turns and runs straight into a wall*

@dafyre I was wondering about what they were storing 2TB on to charge $25k alright

Yes you are!

City Cloud is provided by https://www.citynetworkhosting.com/

@Ambarishrh said in Flip becomes SapientRazorfish:

I will read more about these reports, this is somethung i never knew that its paid to get on it.

If you ever look at a report, it's pretty obvious. They will do things like intentionally skip the best products in a category to make the second best product look like it is the best. Or they rename categories to make the category specific to the product in question. They use real statistics which makes their marketing powerful, but present them in a way that makes the products sound good.

It's inverse statistics. Instead of determining what matters and finding the products that are best at that thing, they start with a product and show you what it is best at.

They never mentioned the infection route, did they?

If it's PDF, are you proposing manually pulling the data out for the nice displays?

@stacksofplates said in Proposed server purchase for GitLab.com:

Omg I missed this absurdity from the original article:

We are also attempting to move GitLab application servers and supporting services (e.g. PostgreSQL) to bare metal.

Yeah, out of their minds.

Thanks a lot @NetworkNerd

@MattSpeller said in Mail in a box- Mail Server:

@Ambarishrh said in Mail in a box- Mail Server:

Havent worked on Zimbra in the last 5 years (so not sure whats new with Zimbra) , but i guess the selling point for this would be the ease of setting this up

as a linux noob I like the fact that it's a self contained single package that I can dump into a VM

Zimbra?

@DustinB3403 said in Spamnesty: Waste spammers' time:

But I have to contribute my resources to waste the spammers time....

Well worth it 🙂