@scottalanmiller said:

@ajstringham I think CB is right. If you are a Chevy you are a car, but not all cars are Chevys.

If you are passionate you likely will work hard. But you may work hard and not be passionate. Lots of people hate what they do but feel compelled to work hard.

I took it the opposite way. I though the meant you can be passionate and not work hard. I would say that is not true. But what you said is true.

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I think people who are passionate about specializing mostly have to do so on their own. Nothing wrong with allowing opportunity to be your guide. I enjoy most anything so I tend to be like you CB and just go along for the ride. I'm a generalist and never specialized.

But if you are passionate about HyperV or SQL Server then there is a lot that you can do outside of work to make yourself specialized to a point where any shop looking to use you as a generalist or for a different specialty would not find you cost effective.

@Reid-Cooper said:

Many people contemplate the meaning of life at Denny's.

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@JaredBusch said:

@scottalanmiller no one is talking about a server. You are injecting that perception. I specifically stated that I use this for ad-hoc TFTP needs when there is not anything in place and I need to quickly use TFTP as a once off.

I used to install TFTP on my Windows laptop all the time for mobile updating of firmware. How is the MBP any different?

@scottalanmiller said:

@ajstringham said:

@scottalanmiller said:

Chicago gets less snow and wind. But colder.

I'm not so sure about that.

You are correct. 'Cuse averages one degree lower in January.

I was gonna say. I knew it was close.

@Nic said:

Nice, glad to see you get good coverage!

I did, thanks to you guys!

@Bill-Kindle said:

Put google adsense on it and make some money.

Yes i agree to this. I am always interesting on how this stuff work. I already started my blog but i don't really have enough thoughts to write up 🙂

Great show, thanks.

@scottalanmiller said:

@shalooshalini said:

@Reid-Cooper said:

What about the big there platforms.... vSphere, HyperV and XenServer. KVM is a pretty minor player and bare metal Windows and Linux are rare today.

Regarding Linux, especially Ubuntu and RHEL servers - are those rare too, these days?

You are asking the wrong question. You are asking him if they are big platforms, but you mean to ask if they are rare on bare metal and the answer is.... absolutely. They should be unheard of on bare metal. This is 2014, we are over half a decade since OS on bare metal is a niche use case.

I meant 'rare' as in 'hardly anyone uses non-virtualized Linux servers these days'
During early virtualization and 'cloud' days, many of the traditional IO heavy workloads did not move into virtual environments or on cloud due to latency issues. Now with standard cloud instance plans and hosted server plans increasingly available with 'SSD storage' that scenario for IO heavy workloads in Linux may have changed - in general. But are there say 20% of servers running Linux which are not virtualized today?Or is it <5% mostly small and outdated companies?

Welcome. We are happy to see more service providers and vendors coming to the platform. We at GroveSocial think that enabling connections is our role and how we create value for everyone.

@art_of_shred Yes. Our website is www.sixtomidnight-nj.com. Here is our Facebook: Six To Midnight

And the second half.

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I learned to love rosemary pizza in Orange, NY.

Cool. Thanks. 🙂 i watched it last night 🙂