Recent content by thirdshiftdj

Oh I will; thanks man

Nice! It's good to see the same familiar users here. I thought it would be a totally different world coming back. I'm planning my build; so far Corsair 900D and Corsair 860 AXi. I'll figure out the rest after I do some research. I'm so behind haha.

`modprobe cifs` and try mounting again. If not, try a reboot. From what I've seen on the net, it seems like it's happening when users update the kernel. Personally, I would NFS share it to ubuntu.

I'm still surprised that you're around. What happened to the young moderator kid? I forgot his name. He was like 15 or 16, last I remember.

Back in the game I see! I'm about to do the same; it's been long enough. What up NOS!

As iFargle stated, they are pretty much the same. They use the same repositories too. I've been using Ubuntu at work and I'm thinking of making the switch to Mint w/ Mate desktop since it's a fork of gnome2. I never got used to Unity. It's pretty much personal preference here. edit: also...

"WebKit is an open source web browser engine. WebKit is also the name of the Mac OS X system framework version of the engine that's used by Safari, Dashboard, Mail, and many other OS X applications. WebKit's HTML and JavaScript code began as a branch of the KHTML and KJS libraries from KDE."...

What about using Preseed and then running a post install script? edit: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/installation-guide/i386/appendix-preseed.html You can use that for reference. You should be able to customize and configure it to your liking w/ Preseed and post preseed script.

Plex - A Complete Media Solution My go to app for streaming. You could run a plex server and any device w/ plex (android, iphone, jailbroken Apple TV, laptop,workstation) will see it.

You can use youtube-dl.py. It's a python script. You can create batch files and let it go to town. I've created a script using it so it changes to the correct directory and downloads using my batch file w/ the correct name. Remember that it needs to be in your path to use it or just change...

Bacula... it's free and isn't too hard to setup. It works well w/ our Windows servers. You'll need a linux box for a server and install the bacula client's on Windows. You can configure the server to take folders and/or specific drives to backup. Best part of all is, it's all free... except...

You should check out Ubiquiti Networks. Ubiquiti Networks, Inc. Use them and they have great range and products.

That's about as high as I'm going on stock cooling.

P9624 | thirdshiftdj | i5 2500K @ 4312mhz | GTX 570 SLI @ stock | W7 x64 | ORB Stock cooler...unfortunately.

P9181 | thirdshiftdj | i5 2500K @ 3710mhz | GTX 570 SLI @ stock | W7 x64 | ORB