@Bill-Kindle liberty=freedom...but I saw what you did there!

@alexntg that's how I always understood it.

What's more bizarre is that the CIA has a Flickr page?

Thanks @JaredBusch I will reach out to you on Monday to discuss the details!

@NetworkNerd said:

If I understand correctly, that code snippet is only for a validation that will be run against the Phone1 field. Are you just trying to throw up a validation error on a web page or within an application if a proper phone number is not entered in the PHONE1 field?

He wants to extract out the first 10 digits of the PHONE1 field and present them to the application / page as the phone number so that the native regional formatting of 10 digit TN handles it correctly.

Heroku is the big name. EngineYard should be worth a look see.

It is really quite amazing how much they knew about how computing would evolve. It isn't very impressive.

If given time (and money) to make documentation, I tend to like it.

It was super easy to do. I just created the folder and dropped the new ADMX files in.

I'd like to interject a technical bit:

In this topic, people are referring to changing plans. If I want to change from an E1 plan to E3 or vice versa, I can do that at any time, with just a few clicks. That's changing plans. Changing from Small Business to Midsize Business, for example, is a change of tenant. If you want a comparison for an onsite equivalent, it's like changing over to a new AD forest. It's not something you can just do that easily.

@scottalanmiller said:

@alexntg said:

Windows 8.1 is not available in Ultimate. It's available in RT, Basic, Pro, and Enterprise. Windows 7 Ultimate included XP mode, which was a single-instance more desktop-integrated VM designed specifically to assist with application compatibility issues. It did not include normal virtualization rights.

In the Microsoft official material it stated that Ultimate was a non-SA version of Enterprise that was identical in every way.

According to this chart the VDI licensing was the same between the two...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_7_editions

Can you link the MS official material? I'm getting my info from http://download.microsoft.com/download/3/d/4/3d42bdc2-6725-4b29-b75a-a5b04179958b/licensing_windows7_with_VM_technologies.docx

I have a DS211J at home. I back it up to an attached USB hard drive as well as use iDrive from my laptop to back it up to "the cloud". I don't really use any of the extra features, just the shared folders and the time backup (kinda like VSS).

I have a client with a Rackstation 2211RP+ with an attached RX1211 expansion unit. It works very well and is rock-solid. Again just using the shared folders on an AD network.

@Bill-Kindle said:

@scottalanmiller Yup. I also tried out Relic as well, on the promise I would get a Raspberry Pi........that never happened. It's a cool service too.

Same here. Though I need to spend more time with Relic as I get a LOT of email notifications on scores and whatnot. Seems like a lot of false positives. I need a way to dial it down. And no Raspberry Pi here either...

@shalooshalini

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@Nic said:

Doesn't matter what the license says. The devs will never do anything if you violate their license and fork the code, as they prefer to remain anonymous.

Good point.

Anyone know how to extract data from an .sbb file? I am hoping for csv format.