Finally got the projects that I was working on finished. It was a really long day. Going to go watch television and veg now!

@Mike-Davis have you noticed any new features have appears that should not be there in the E1 version?

Congrats

Dropbox seems logical. Simple, not expensive, and doesn't require the customer to run an entire server just for this one little thing that probably doesn't happen that often.

It's that drowsy part of the afternoon. Time for coffee.

I would recommend CentOS as well. Most businesses seem to be looking for that.

@g.jacobse said:

@scottalanmiller said:

Did grocery shopping today, $482. Was not expecting Panamá to cost so much.

Wow - Didn't expect that either. Now is that in U.S. currency or the local currency?

Both, since the US dollar is the currency of Panama.

None of it is very clear.

I suppose, not too often that they take advice either.

Spooned

@Dashrender said:

@Reid-Cooper said:

I have not seen any fast food places in the states using automated ordering machines yet.

I take it you haven't been to a Chili's or Applebee's lately? Both of them have the machines, some have more options enabled than others.

Don't really consider those to be fast food. Takes a while to eat there.

What about just using a script? Or a tool like Ansible or Puppet?

Congrats and enjoy the drive.

A Raspberry Pi is not very powerful, doing 4K with it would be a miracle.

What have I started?

@momurda was it better to buy Windows 7 then upgrade, than to just buy Windows 10 directly?

The owner might face himself in a bread line if he isn't careful!

This might do what you want, have not used it myself.

https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/office/Set-Email-Signatures-in-792587f5

I've heard that Notting Hill was full of foxes. I guess that I always misunderstood that statement.

That sounds like someone acting like RingCentral to me. Seems very fishy for it to be RC themselves.