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keykey posted:Dang, this is a magic morning. The president of our college got let go at a closed session board meeting last night and the director of our building was named interim president so my boss moved up to director and I moved into my bosses position. Hello 6 months of 50% pay raise! I just got word that my boss quit today. He represents 70% of all core knowledge about our rather narrow niche. This leads me to believe that my company is not very smart, as the smart thing to do would have been to keep him happy as a pig in poo poo.
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Oh trust me the thought has crossed my mind.
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Feb 2, 2016 14:37
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I know exactly which store you're talking about.  (I want a 5hp outboard immersion blender too. Along with half of the rest of the stuff they have there.)
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Who was the AI goon recommending the Ubiquity Unifi access points here? I need to pick your brain.
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Geoj posted:I've suggested them in the past, what are you curious about? IOwnCalculus posted:I've also raved about their gear, though I've only used a couple of the Nanostation Loco M5s in a point-to-point. Haven't tried a UAP yet but I've heard nothing but good about them. scuz posted:Add me as another goon to the "UBIQUITI OR DEATH" wifi group. Geirskogul posted:I also love my unifi literally a fish posted:Unifi is love, unifi is life. poo poo, work and sleep got in the way. Basically I want to know if I've understood everything right. I just got an ER-X and a UAP-AC-LITE and things are working well. I've had some concerns about power (running both on the PoE injector that came with the unifi) but it seems to work so far, so not so worried there. What I'm doing is trying to understand a multi-AP setup. How about this:  So, in order to power the UAPs. Of course one could use a PoE injector per UAP, either close to the hub or close to the UAPs or a mix. Am I correct in understanding that the Unifi AC LITEs run weird nonstandard 24V PoE? How long can the cable runs be? What PoE switch should I get? I'm not looking to support a whole bunch of APs, three at the most, I'd say.
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the spyder posted:1) Correct, they use 24v POE Geoj posted:Yes, they use a proprietary PoE system instead of 802.3af/at which requires you to use the included injectors, a Ubiquiti toughswitch ($$$) or alternatively they also sell PoE adapters that allow you to power their devices off of a normal PoE switch. Thanks a million you guys! I keep being surprised of how much poo poo the AI collective knows. If anyone have questions about embedded Bluetooth development, let me know... 
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Feb 10, 2016 09:10
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That's hosed up. Good job on the calming down thing.
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Feb 11, 2016 09:32
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Office/engineering work is OK, but man I'm jonesing for some manual labor. Luckily I'm drilling manly holes in concrete within the next couple of days and with a bit of luck my mate will get the parts he needs, and we'll fix some stuff on his Audi. If I had to do it every day, I'd probably have a different opinion. Slightly related, two-three weeks ago I raised my desk at work, wheeled my chair under it, and started standing up at my computer. The first week resulted in slightly sore feet/calves, now I can't imagine anything else. I even stand up at meetings. I can only recommend it.
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Cakefool posted:Well through a series of experiments it now looks like I've become slightly lactose intolerant Good job on pinpointing what you can and cannot eat. Good friend of mine also suddenly (in his early thirties) developed some sort of milk allergy. It might not be the lactose, I believe he's intolerant to certain dairy proteins, so maybe pester your doctor until you guys figure out exactly what the problem is.
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88h88 posted:Hast thou cold risen some dough yet over a period of several days? Between last time you Brits preached home made, cold risen dough for pizzas I've actually started baking quite seriously. Breads, pizzas the works. I'm curious what tips you guys have. For starters, what kind of flour, and whole grain or regular? vvvvv The single time I took my BMW to the dealership I witnessed a guy pay $5k for a thorough, yet pretty standard service. He even said thanks. I can take a month off from work for that kind of money, buy all the tools and parts, and still come out ahead. bolind fucked around with this message at 20:06 on Feb 17, 2016 |
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I've gone 2mm since early twenties and it rocks. No worries about hairstyle, bottle of shampoo lasts forever, no bed head/hat head, drying it takes five seconds. I've also saved like 3000 bucks on haircuts. Only minus is that it can be pretty chilly when the temperature is low, and a sunburned scalp sucks big time.
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Slavvy posted:Hey now the PIII is a fine piece of machinery I tell you hwat Brings back memories of the Compaq 7U quad CPU Pentium Pro that my buddy's brother bought for a cake, and I installed Linux on, and got SMP running on, and we used to serve porn from it's massive eight disk SCSI array of, like, 8 gig disks in his house filled with frat boys until frat dad, who owned the house, discovered how much juice it sucked down, and put the kibosh on it. Also, welcome back, Goatse. bolind fucked around with this message at 08:35 on Feb 19, 2016 |
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Feb 19, 2016 08:32
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FB vid doesn't load for me. 
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Feb 19, 2016 17:42
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What's the verdict on the first gen Audi TT 1.8T Quattro? A mate is considering one.
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meatpimp posted:I can't stand this argument. If you have a computer, you should have a printer, period. There's no economic justification otherwise. You can watch deal sites and pick up a perfectly fine laser printer for under $40 at several times per year. I don't want the clutter and I can print at work five days a week, just requires a bit of planning. When I got my condo I told myself that I wouldn't get a printer, and then just drive the eleven kilometers and print stuff should I ever need it urgently on a weekend. I think that happened once or twice since 2009. If you aren't able to print at work, I can kinda see the point. Just don't get a crappy inkjet one that'll cost its own price twice over in new ink cartridges whenever you want to use it.
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