Not all products have freely available firmware, but I just verified that
with an utterly-unentitled login I was able to download 12.2.44-SE6(ED) for
the C2970G-24T.
You will have to register an email address/CCO account and accept the
encryption agreement (or download W/O CRYPTO), but I don't eve
Michael,
I think it's a reasonable suggestion. I can't say I'd use it personally, as
I have almost 20 years invested in my email address, but as I said on
Twitter about a completely unrelated topic:
"Just because you can't see the use case for something, or don't like it,
doesn't mean it isn't th
Depending on which laptop(s) I'm using, I have a couple of Timbuk2 bags
that work well. From what I believe was a "medium" I found like-new for $8
at Goodwill, to an XL that I got as a welcome gift two or three jobs ago,
they're good stuff. I also have a thrift-store assortment of other bags,
much
I'm not completely in the habit yet (since last I looked it didn't work on
my phone), but I like the combination of paper business cards and Evernote
Hello.
You can scan a business card from an iDevice (hopefully soon from an
Android device as well) and it can match up with certain other contact
s
or of another LOPSA member. Is it really
> appropriate that the list should be used for that purpose, instead of
> private channels? It's threads like this that inspire people to NOT post
> something useful because of the fear of upsetting the list police.
>
> Mike
>
>
&
I'd have to agree with Luke on this.
There are lots of issues (actually, most of them) that can by some stretch
of the imagination be related to system administrators. (Paper bag laws?
All sysadmins use groceries, right?) If it takes four paragraphs to explain
why something is a great fit for the
es.
Solaris in San Francisco: 8/16/2012 at 7:30pm, Joyent HQ, San Francisco
Details (soon) and RSVP at http://www.meetup.com/BayLISA/events/42780152/
We'll be back in Silicon Valley for September's meeting. Watch for
details once we have them.
See y
On Fri, Jul 6, 2012 at 1:43 PM, Jonathan Billings wrote:
> On Fri, Jul 6, 2012 at 4:08 PM, Tracy Reed wrote:
>>
>> While I'm not a huge fan of Dell I really would like to support them when
>> they actually do good things but this is a head-scratcher.
Some might say that "beat them down before th
Alas, I'm on the wrong coast, but it looks like your bitly link has
the wrong URL
(http://www.lopsa-nyc.org/content/what-knewton-has-learned-amazons-aws-services).
http://www.lopsa-nyc.org/content/how-knewton-uses-aws appears to be
the right one.
On Tue, Apr 3, 2012 at 7:31 PM, Doug Hughes wrot
ics around
virtualization for an upcoming meeting, and short topics for our June
Short-But-Cool demo-fest, so if someone has recently made your world
more manageable, feel free to point me toward them or point them
toward me.
Thanks,
Robert Novak
BayLISA
On Fri, Mar 2, 2012 at 6:39 AM, Matt Disney wrote:
> [...]
> Can anyone comment on weekly oncall/helpdesk rotations that start on days
> other than Monday and how you liked it?
>
Friday noon is current company's cutover. I like it because if you've had a
rough oncall week (which seems to be one
ack to the site and change
your status.
And if you, a coworker, or your company would like to give a presentation
or sponsor a meeting, feel free to get in touch with me.
Thanks,
Robert Novak
for BayLISA
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ting? If so, please let me know. We have some people lined
up and some on our wish list, but we want to make this the most useful
group for all Bay Area sysadmins (and those of you from outside the
Bay Area who might find yourselves out here on a third Thursday!).
Thanks, and hope to see a few of yo
7;ve attended meetings before (preferably) and have
the commitment and capacity to help make BayLISA grow and improve.
If you're interested in becoming a part of the BayLISA board, get in
touch with me so we can get you on the ballot.
Hope to see you al
Looking for speakers/topics/volunteers
We're always looking for people to suggest, or be, speakers at our
meetings. We are also interested in local folks who'd like to get more
involved in the organization. Contact me directly if you'd like to get
involved.
Thanks,
Robert
nterested in getting involved with the BayLISA board, either as future
members of the board or as observers/active volunteers.
As always, if there are any questions, feel free to drop me a note.
Thanks,
Robert Novak
BayLISA Secretary/Cheerleader
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Discus
nstrating FreeNAS 8 in June (along with some "short but cool" demos),
and a few others we're working on in the background. Check out
http://www.meetup.com/BayLISA/ for the latest details, and feel free to
send any suggestions to me directly or to b...@bayli
Hi everyone,
BayLISA, the local sysadmin group for Silicon Valley, meets the third
Thursday of each month with presentations from local technology companies
and professionals. The meetings are open to the public, and are usually
held at LinkedIn in Mountain View (a few minutes from 101 and Shoreli
Hi everyone,
Quick note for the San Francisco/Silicon Valley members (with apologies to
the others on the list).
BayLISA, the local sysadmin group for Silicon Valley, meets the third
Thursday of each month with presentations from local technology companies
and professionals. The meetings are o
On Tue, Jan 11, 2011 at 1:46 PM, Charles Jones
wrote:
> The real fun comes in explaining my license plate, which is "IM ROOT". Other
>
> Also fun is explaining to people who are unaware of who "Cisco" is. They
> usually think it is "Sysco", which is a food service distributor :)
I'd like to see a
idwest. That's a very
specific example that most people (even midwestern vegetarians, all
six of them) have no problem understanding on a sufficient level. It's
a simple network with multiple "workstations" that most people have
seen in some form or another. Throw in web-ordering
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