Comment Re: XMPP (Score 1) 29
Comment Re:Please explain the outrage?? (Score 1) 183
Comment Please explain the outrage?? (Score 1) 183
Comment All the time (Score 1) 572
My use case is our floor workers all have very restricted access to the internet at their non-user specific workstations. Since we use Google apps for our mail here I needed a way to allow access to our corporate gmail, but not their personal ones. Since all accounts are on the google.com domain I can't just block via fqdn, I need something to intercept which account they are accessing and restrict based on that.
Heck, google even documents how to do it right here https://support.google.com/a/a...
Comment You're looking in the wrong place (Score 1) 178
Comment Re:where is the talent going to come from (Score 1) 103
Comment Re:a new connection format (Score 1) 72
Comment Re:There was a TED talk about robot birds that siz (Score 1) 232
You should learn to shotgun your beers, unless of course it was a Gunnies and if that's the case you should have spent two minutes pouring it.
Shit. I spelt Guinness wrong...here come the drunk spelling nazis.
Comment Re:There was a TED talk about robot birds that siz (Score 1) 232
Took about 45 seconds to find on Google. Most of the time was spent opening the beer can.
You should learn to shotgun your beers, unless of course it was a Gunnies and if that's the case you should have spent two minutes pouring it.
Comment Re:Will anyone use Lion 'server'? (Score 2) 303
Right, it's not really ment to be end user serviced, because most end users are not capable of servicing a dead drive. You simply pay $149 to extend you AppleCare coverage to three years when you purchase your shiny new macmini server, and when a drive fails they can walk it into an apple store and the "Genius" will replace the drive for them, no extra charge.
THAT is exactly what small businesses need. I've worked large multi-national enterprise IT, and I've worked small business; oftentimes my "Enterprise" brain wants to kick in and build out a fully redundant setup for a small business that is only employing 8 people making a few thousand profit each month. In my mind of five nines of uptime it makes sense, but for those 8 people it makes no sense at all.
Comment Re:Will anyone use Lion 'server'? (Score 1) 303
a mini/mac pro as a fileserver for a small business might not be bonkers, but beyond SOHO use, why would anyone bother with a mac server?
SOHO / SMB is their target now. A mac mini with RAID-1 drives is more than sufficient, and many times more capable than what I see a lot of small business using.
Comment Already known?? D.H.E. 45 (Score 1) 272
Comment Re:Not bothered (Score 0, Offtopic) 1162
The $ sign goes in front of the number, dumbass.
Not everywhere, dumbass.
Comment Re:Open source data center? (Score 1) 70
Where can I download the data? >__>
zynga.com servers