DaveS98
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- Chattanooga TN
I work as a computer tech and do some networking stuff also.
Wanting to go more towards all networking
Wanting to go more towards all networking
Any other IT guys
- Thread starter DaveS98
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- Rainy side of Washington
I just realized you may have worked with stuff my mom sells. Ever work with shades sold by north solar screen?High end commercial and residential AV systems automation. I do installs and service calls, so everything from pulling cable to trying to figure out why some tv isn't working. Starting to delve into Crestron programming too. Basically, we build stuff for custom touch panels so you can press a button on the touch panel that says "watch tv" and all at once the tv powers up and chooses the correct input, home theatre turns on, lights turn low and shades to down.
Here's a pic of a touch panel programmed for a house
And the view from the house it was in
Also, what's your opinion on Extron relative to Crestron? I've got some Extron gear I picked up in college, it seems good but slightly clunky somehow.
Cool story bro, if you don't like stuff that isn't about jeeps, get the hell outta off-topic. Stop crapping up the damn thread.
Lowrange2
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- Abbeville, SC
I could see myself lounging on that couch.
XJLI
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- Long Island, NY
We only use Lutron shades, not sure where we get them from though. And extron makes switchers and stuff, crestron the controls. We use both, but less and less extron bc everything is going more digital so there is less need for say, a 12x12 video switcher. In residential builds that stuff is almost all gone but for commercial we still use a good amount. Extron also makes a lot of input plates that we use, scalers, and things like that.
And yea dude, there are some insane houses I go to. Stupid amounts of money.
And yea dude, there are some insane houses I go to. Stupid amounts of money.
- Location
- Torrance, CA
If I had a house like that I'd probably still be too cheap to roll you out, I'd just build it myself.
I could see it now. Big beautiful house with an amazing view.
Wonderfully crafted furniture.
Massive garage with six or seven old $500 XJs in various stages of disrepair.
- Location
- Rainy side of Washington
- Location
- Torrance, CA
Maybe I'd have a help desk ticketing system for all of my isssues.
Wait. I don't think there are any powerful enough.
For your Jeep issues, maybe. For *YOUR* issues.... not possible, overflow error.
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- Torrance, CA
That's a bit of a chicken or the egg situation there.
XJLI
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- Long Island, NY
Lets not talk about ticketing systems, my old gig I was helping roll out CA service desk... What a royal PITA
travisk
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- Fullerton, CA
IT manager / BOFH here. I see that you have installed 10 toolbars on your web browser. You must be a really advanced user. No, I will not build a website for your sister's new MLM business.
- Location
- Torrance, CA
Nah dude, it's okay. The toolbars and e-mail stationary/smilies were all FREE!
XJLI
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- Long Island, NY
I was a Clarity admin, and a backup admin for BMC SDE... We could have ported all our SDE customization to Remedy but for some reason IT Execs decided spending 8 months and however much money on making CA service desk work just like Remedy was a better idea.
TA2Jeep
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IT support for NASA the last 5 years. I cater to the folks that can write up a 500 page overview of the workings of the hydraulic systems on an F-18 or figure satellite telemetry in their heads, but can't figure out how to open a .pdf..
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- Rainy side of Washington
I think you might have to speak with a Big Data solutions architect to leverage enough clouds to handle a jeep bug tracking/ticketing system.
MikeMc
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- Fremont, Ca
I don't think this is a real IT thread unless somebody starts complaining about users. :spin1:
vmware, netapp, linux are my main things. Some networking and Windows servers. Very little DB. select * from * is about all I know. :laugh3:
vmware, netapp, linux are my main things. Some networking and Windows servers. Very little DB. select * from * is about all I know. :laugh3:
- Location
- Rainy side of Washington
Hell with users, my main complaint is with printers.
- Location
- Torrance, CA
Don't be so hard on them, somebody has to run the presses dude.
