Re: Re: Weather Was: Summer Plans   
     By: Daryl Stout to Damon A. Getsman on Wed Sep 30 2015 10:42:41   
      
    DS>  Well, I'll be running a hybrid system by the time you read   
    DS>  this...Virtual Advanced (VADV-PHP) on the website, and GT Power 20 on   
    DS>  telnet.   
      
     Nice.  I really need to take some time when I've got the RAM available to   
   start a new Windows VM that I can learn some of the administrative details for   
   Windows networks with.  I don't mind being confined to UNIX for looking for   
   work, but I have the feeling at times that it might be a little bit easier   
   finding work if I wasn't just stuck in that area.  Either way, I'd like to keep   
   my talents as portable as possible.   
      
    DS>  The VADV (Virtual Advanced) telnet server kept crashing, so I'm going   
    DS>  back to my BBS roots with GT Power. While messages will be imported,   
    DS>  only the local areas will be viewable via the website. Otherwise, folks   
    DS>  will have to logon via telnet or FTelnet.   
      
     Gotcha.  I'm gonna have to do some googling, it appears.  Or Alphabetting,   
   now, I guess.   
      
    DS>  I'm in my mid-50's now, and while none of us is getting any younger, I   
    DS>  try to make the most of every day. Some folks hate to be wished "happy   
    DS>  birthday". In one of the hobbies I do, square dancing, I get yellowrocks   
    DS>  (hugs) from the ladies...and vice versa for the ladies. :)   
      
     *laugh*  I don't mind being wished happy birthday but I usually don't go out   
   of my way to advertise it.  Seems that they stopped meaning as much to me when   
   I got into my late 20s.  Next one is going to be 38 this month.  Wheeeee   
     Yellow rocks...  It might be too telling of my character that the first thing   
   that I think about when I see that is drug related.  Too much terrible TV.  :)   
     Catch ya on the flip!   
      
     -D   
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