Samsung has introduced a new line of SSD's that is smaller than a stamp. Ranging between 128GB up to 512GB of storage.
Now don't go getting your hopes up, this line is clearly for hardware developers. Hobbyist clearly won't be able to use this off the bat.
I've been waiting for this for quite some time as I've wanted to get a product VM up and running for our department and a few others but the setup kept failing.
Now finally all I have to do is update my XenServer 6.5 with XS65ESP1010 and I can get a Windows 10 up and going.
@guyinpv that's probably not to far from the truth.
If NTG wants to give out MangoCon Prizes this might be a Grand Prize 
(the 1TB /i7 16GB RAM and a dGPU of course)
So this was asked here (on how to enable or disable email alerts). It's really simple but takes some looking around to find it.
Click on your icon in the top right
Click on your user name
Click on Settings
Scroll down to email and set the alert settings as desired.
Break your laptop did you, here's the replacement.
@nerdydad said in Equifax Has 143 Million Americans Data Compromised:
Equifax still missing the point. Patch your stuff and you're less likely to be compromised.
Equifax Blames Apache, Yet Failed to Address Known Vulnerability
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/equifax-blames-apache-yet-failed-address-known-montemayor-walker
Equifax pulls the "it isn't my fault" like a teenage who wrecks their cars while texting and driving...
https://www.backblaze.com/business.html
Now with that, their B2 Service is still in Beta. But at only $50/Year/Computer is super cheap for an offsite backup solution IMO. Including Unlimited Storage Space with Continuous and Automatic Backup frequency..
Seems pretty awesome...
@lhatsynot said:
First big meeting at my new job where it's all about me and my projects.... I think I'm going to puke.... I hate getting up in front of people.
If you do puke, do it like a boss all over the new boss to show who really is the boss...
Am'I'right?
In a shot to the nuts move against the US, the UK is making broadband internet a legal right by 2020 across every part of the country. Just as telephones were made a legal right in the past.
So I have to say my top favorite linux commands (universally speaking)
sudo
history
wget
That's my top three, I use them constantly, so I guess that makes them my favorites, right?
XCP-ng has a working PoC
https://xcp-ng.github.io/news/2018/01/22/xcp-ng-on-tracks.html
I added my CentOS NFS system to the backup.... lol 1TB of storage space attempting to backup to it's self might take a while....
It appears that @olivier is nearing stage 1 being completed on XCP-NG. The initial commits have been posted on GH.
First go register for a gmail account that will be used for this purpose. If you already have one to use for this purpose, great.
Now that you have that, lets go and make some changes to the system.
cd /etc/ssmtp
cp ssmpt.conf ssmtp.conf.bak
sudo nano ssmtp.conf
In here will be a few things to add
mailhub=smtp.gmail.com:465
Remove the # from UseTL
UseTLS=YES
Add the following fields without quotes around the gmail name or password.
AuthUser='gmail name'
AuthPass='password'
Save this file and exit out of it.
Now lets go modify our mdadm.conf file.
sudo nano /etc/mdadm.conf
Add the below record, again without quotes around the email account.
MAILADDR '[email protected]'
Save the file and exit
Now to test the email settings.
sudo mdadm --monitor --scan --test -1
There you have it, MDADM Disk Array monitoring for your Software Array on Xen Server.